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World of Art
An Exhibition of Work by Art World Association

  
Artwork by J. C. Gray: "A St. Louis native, I have been painting for exhibitions and sales for 20 years. My mediums are acrylic on canvas, low relief sculpture, and collage. Shows include: University of Anchorage, Art St. Louis, St. Louis Artists Guild, and the Contemporary Art Museum St. Louis’ 2008 Open Studios. My work is colorful and realistic with a contemporary twist."  Artwork by Jo Louise Seltzer. "As a scientist and writer by profession, I never through I could create art. I began at age 50 taking classes at St. Louis Community College and workshops with several local artist including: Jerry Thomas, Shirley Nachtrieb, Jackie Lawson, and Arnie Westerman. I work in the mediums of oil, acrylic, watercolor and pastel."  Artwork by Loris Butterfield: Experimental abstract art is Loris Butterfield’s love whether pouring watercolors through filters of different textures of paper and over stones or rolling marbles dipped in acrylic. She loves to take an idea and run with it. Loris has studied with many nationally known artists by participating in several workshops each year.  Artwork by Carole Weis: Carole paints from her heart in the mediums of oils, acrylics, and pastels. Her subjects include everything from landscapes to portraits of children, adults, pets in realism and impressionism. She has sold a number of paintings and prints as well as cards and ornaments. Her best art teacher has been Jerry Thomas.  
 
Art World Association logoFramations Art Gallery is pleased to offer a second exhibit featuring work by the members of Art World Association.  This group has been active in the arts since 1963 when it was founded as a fine arts and fine crafts organization. It is a nonprofit organization with professsional and nonprofessional members, holding exhibitions throughout St. Louis area. The AWA meets monthly at the First Congregational Church in Webster Groves. At each meeting, a program is provided with an artists demonstration. These programs include all types of media, such as oil and acrylic, watercolor, pastel, drawing, sculpture and jewelry making. 

    Artwork by Joan Frericks: "I have always been interested in art, but began painting at age 35, taking classes with various instructors in the area. I began using the medium of oil but in 1994 I rededicated my art efforts using the medium of watercolor. I was President of the Northside Art Association for 10 years, a signature member of the St. Louis Watercolor Soceity and the Missouri Watercolor Society. My work can be viewed at the Gallery, 8182 Maryland, Clayton, MO."     Jewelry by Karen Eimer: "I was born and raised in St. Louis. I currently live in Hillsboro, Missouri with my husband and three children ages 5, 3 and 1. Before becoming a stay-at-home mom, I was a hair stylist. Designing and creating jewelry enables me to use those same artistic skills while having the benefit of being home with my children."       Along the Katy Trail by Gloria Gewinner-Ide: "I received a degree in fine art and design and work in oil, and water mediums. I have participated in juried shows and have been published in books and periodicals. I’m a signature member of the St. Louis Watercolor Society, a Distinguished Member of the St. Louis Artists’ Guild, member of the Missouri Watercolor Society and President of the Art World Association.

              View Over the Balustrade by William R. Ide: "After obtaining a fine arts degree from Southern Illinois University, I have been exhibiting in the surrounding area of St. Louis and County for many years. I have received awards in painting, drawing, and print. Currently, I’m a member of Art World Association, and in the Art Section of St. Louis Artists’ Guild."       Birds and Flowers by Dee Moran-Zey: "I have been painting and drawing pictures and portraits since the age of six. In the seventh grade I drew pictures on the black board for the good sisters of the Sacred Heart School. Then toward the end of WWII I had fun in art classes at Washington University Fine Arts. I’m still painting portraits and just about everything else, loving life and having fun at age eighty-two."       Artwork by Geale Windeyer-Irwin: "I was well into my forties before I actually started drawing. Sketching with various figure-drawing groups initiated me into the challenging world of actually “doing art.” The element of color is a dominant factor in my paintings. Shapes and their interrelationships may form the foundation of a painting, but for me, color is its heart, its splendor and sometimes, its raison d’etre. "

This exhibit features the work of 22 of the members:

Loris Butterfield            Darrel Colville           Elaine Cooper           
Betty Deall                   Karen Eimer              Mike Frank             
Joan Frericks               J. C. Gray                 Doris Hofmeister 
Gloria Gewinner-Ide     William R. Ide           Charm Lindner    
Dee Moran-Zey            Margie Newton         Adrienne Rosen
Jo Louise Seltzer          Barbara St. John        Carole Weis                
Marianne Wiesehan      Geale Windeyer-Irwin

Artwork by Mike Frank: "I have been painting for over thirty years in the medium of oils. My work is usually representational of landscapes and seascapes. I add imagination by accentuating color and tonal values to bring my work to the fringes of fantasy."  Artwork by Margie Newton: "I was born and raised in St. Louis, MO and reside in Hillsboro with my husband and three year old daughter. With my mother's help and encouragement I completed Art Instruction School and later joined the Art World Association. Painting makes me happy and is a memorial of mom."  Artwork by Elaine Cooper: "In the 1970’s Elaine painted occasionally, then put her art on hold to complete her college education and raise her daughter. During those years she satisfied her creativity with sewing. In 1994 Elaine took an art class and has not stopped painting since then. She enjoys oils and acrylics.  Sunday Morning by Marianne Wiesehan: Marianne’s paintings reflect her love of nature, which she shares with those who view her peaceful and serene landscape paintings. She is an award-winning artist working in the medium of oil and has been painting the beauty of nature for many years.    


Art World Association will also be having an exhibition at the St. Peters Community and Arts Center from November 8 - December 8, 2008. 

St. Peters Community and Arts Center
1035 St. Peters Howell Road
St. Peters, MO 63376







 

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