CALL FOR ART
ART Matters
AVA’s 17th Annual Art Auction & Fundraiser Gala
UPDATED PROSPECTUS WITH EXCITING NEWS!!!
Through generous sponsorship and donations,
we have increased our CASH AWARDS TO OVER $10,000.00 for our 2019 Gala Event!
OCTOBER Featured artist: susan loveSusan Love’s bright colors and textures hit the canvas changing traditional western scenes to contemporary paintings. Color pallets are inspired by environment. Paintings start with the warm yellow of dried grass that cover the plains. Greens are akin to the Ponderosa of South Dakota and Wyoming. The clear, bright colors of the skies show up in quantity. Acrylic and other mediums create texture when applied to canvas.
She grew up on the Rosebud in South Dakota and has raised her family in Wyoming. It is no surprise that her art reflects traditional western scenes and classic rodeo shots. Susan paints full time and is committed to creating pieces that put you in the west, where all is good and often exciting. You can find Susan’s most recent works on her Facebook page, Studio21wyoming or visit www.studio21wyoming.com. |
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History of AVA
AVA Community Art Center was formally organized in 1998, by a group of local artists and citizens dedicated to helping make the visual arts more accessible to community members. In 1998, the founding group obtained Campbell County’s former Wyoming Department of Transportation building. With the help of grant writing, numerous fundraising activities, generous donations, countless volunteer hours, the facility was completely renovated and open to the public in January 2003. AVA Community Art Center is nearing its 20th Anniversary, since its opening it has become a vital and integral part of the Wyoming creative community.
AVA Community Art Center is a member-based community center. AVA offers a spacious Ceramics maker space, workshops in a variety of mediums throughout the year, monthly exhibits, AVA's Member gift shop and community outreach to help further inspire arts and connect artist within our community.
AVA Community Art Center was formally organized in 1998, by a group of local artists and citizens dedicated to helping make the visual arts more accessible to community members. In 1998, the founding group obtained Campbell County’s former Wyoming Department of Transportation building. With the help of grant writing, numerous fundraising activities, generous donations, countless volunteer hours, the facility was completely renovated and open to the public in January 2003. AVA Community Art Center is nearing its 20th Anniversary, since its opening it has become a vital and integral part of the Wyoming creative community.
AVA Community Art Center is a member-based community center. AVA offers a spacious Ceramics maker space, workshops in a variety of mediums throughout the year, monthly exhibits, AVA's Member gift shop and community outreach to help further inspire arts and connect artist within our community.
thank you
to our generous Community sponsors
and their continued support of ava
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