EXHIBITION 

CHANGE OF 

DATE

Our Winter 2013 Exhibition date

is now

Saturday & Sunday

7th   &  8th  DECEMBER

PROGRAMME 2014 -2015

VIRGINIA  WATER ART SOCIETY   PROGRAMME 2014

Wed 8th Jan  
Show & Tell    Audience participation  

Wed  5^th Feb
Roger Dellar   Urban scene in oil 

Wed  5th Mar   
Lynda Appleby Reflections in Acrylic
        

Wed  2nd Apr 
Kim Page  Still Life in watercolour 
               

 SAT  12^th Apr 
 Sharon Hurst    Silk Painting 
 WORKSHOP 10am–4pm Community Hall VW

Wed  7th^st
May Nick Ashton  Seascapes in oils

Wed  4^th Jun  
Jonathan Newey  Tigers Head in acrylics

 SAT 7^th June    SUMMER EXHIBITION 
                         OPEN AIR VIRGINIA WATER

Thur 26^th June 
COACH TRIP to the MALL GALLERIES
 Society of Women Artists Private Viewing

Wed  2nd July  
Richard Turner Pastel Painting Processes            

Wed  6^th Aug   
Annabelle Elford Creative composition

Wed  3rd Sept 
Edwin Crips TBA

Wed  1st Oct
Salliann Putman Critique of members work

SAT 11^th Oct
Freda Anderson  Portrait
WORKSHOP 10am-4pm church hall VW

Wed 5^th  Nov   
Chris Forsey  Landscape in Acrylics
       

SAT  29th Nov  WINTER EXHIBITION
                         The Community Centre

SUN   30^th Nov  Trumps Green Virginia Water GU25 4EY

WED JAN 7th 
Sera Knight  subject TBA

Mon  8^th Dec            A.G.M. Party Church Hall Beechmont Ave 2pm to 4 pm

Monthly meetings take place in the Community Centre Trumps Green Virginia Water GU25 4EY every first Wednesday in the Month from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm Visitors are welcome for further information www.virginiawater.org.uk/artsociety  or

 phone Jean McDonnell on 01784 741599

Painting days at the Church Hall next door to the Community Hall once a month the third Monday of the Month from 12 pm to 3 pm Starting Feb £2 per session contact Jean McDonnell

John Pooler Demonstration street scene in watercolour 6.11.13

Virginia Water Art Society enjoyed the demonstration given by John Pooler this evening. John took us through the stages of his painting explaining as he went what colours, brushed and techniques he used. he painted two scenes and work on one whilst the other dried and then went back to the first one to finish it off and in this way allowed his first washes of colour to dry before applying a second layer.  As we have the camera he was able to work flat with quite wet washes of colour.  We welcomed members of Sunningdale Art Society which is due to close in December and visitors from East Molsey so we had quite a good size audience and thanks to the camera everyone was able to see very well.