Newnan-Coweta Art Association NEWS · The Door Prize drawing for a handmade soap dish ─ a pottery piece donated by guest presenter Suzanne Kleese-Stamps ─ was won by Angelia Martin.

Newnan-Coweta Art Association NEWS

Issue: October 2018 1968 ♦ NCAA 50th Anniversary Year ♦ 2018 Newnan, Georgia

Newnan-Coweta Art Association, P.O. Box 2637 Newnan, GA. 30264

www.newcaa.com - https://www.facebook.com/newnancowetaartassociation

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Board Meeting Oct 11, 2018

General Meeting Oct 18, 2018 Refreshments and Clean-Up provided by:

Suzanne Kleese-Stamps, Barbara Kelly, and Cheryl Hipke 7:00pm Registration and Refreshments

7:30pm Meeting and Presentation

From Your President . . . Dear Artists, It is so exciting to see all of the art taking place in Newnan! Recently, a blockbuster movie began filming at the Carnegie; the ArtRez 'Alan Jackson' mural is amazing; a finished power box cover has been placed in the Calumet neighborhood with more in progress; and Wadsworth Alley is delightfully coming to life! Thank you to everyone who have helped and supported these art projects. Excitement is building for our upcoming Christmas Market (November 2nd thru 4th). Be sure to encourage family and friends to pre-register for a variety of art classes being offered during the event. Invite them to stop by and shop for original artwork, handmade crafts, Ellie's delicious fudge, and to enter the raffles. We have great prizes this year with proceeds going to the scholarship fund. Again, thank you everyone for being part of the art association and for all that you do in support of NCAA. We would not be able to accomplish all that we do without our members. Tammy Troyer President

Sandra Adams Sharpsburg (Teresa Foshee's mom)

Hey! Whether it is the beginning of the year, midway through, or nearing year's end, our organization can always use new

ideas and energy. Members, you are our best sales people, and it is only through you and new members that our organiza-tion is sustained. For 50 years, NCAA has proudly and without exception promoted artistic growth, recognition, achievement, participation, and enjoyment through a variety of art activities and partnerships. NCAA thanks you for your amazing talent, enthusiasm, and commitment to this association!

Membership in NCAA is open to artists and those who support the arts. Encourage a friend or family member to join!

(Ctrl+Click to follow link) 2018-NCAA-Membership-Application

NCAA 2018 BOARD MEMBERS

Officers:

President – Tammy Troyer

Vice President – Margo Merrifield

Treasurer – Fred Buyarski (Membership Chairman)

Recording Secretary – Suzanne Kleese-Stamps

Parliamentarian – Barbara Omerod Corresponding Secretary – Cheryl Hipke

Directors:

Jenny Jones

Teresa Foshee

Ronda Schwenning

Chelita Freeman Happy Halloween

"Scenic Beauty and Tranquility" off the grid in Mississippi

Artist: Donna Massey Inspiration: The natural beauty

Style: Traditional and breathtaking scenery Medium: Acrylic of Mississippi

Untitled, 20x20 gallery wrapped canvas, $200 Artists are inspired by many things; a list too long to publish here. Ideas for artworks sometimes come out of the blue, when the artist least expects it or whilst they are painting. Donna's inspiration comes from nature; painted from a photo taken in Mississippi where her sister used to live. In this issue, we are thrilled to feature Donna's newest painting, as yet untitled. Perhaps more Spring than Fall. Still, simply beautiful!

http://www.newcaa.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2018-NCAA-Membership-Application-1.pdf





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RAFFLE ~ Grand Prize

2018 VISIO D-Series 43" 4K HDR Smart TV

$5/Ticket or $20 for 5 Tickets

Arts & Crafts Raffle items & baskets - $2/Ticket

Drawings will be held at 3:00 pm, Sunday, Nov 4th

(Need not be present to win)

proceeds benefit the NCAA Scholarship Fund

Newnan-Coweta Art Association, Inc.

50th Annual Christmas Arts & Crafts Market

Friday Nov 2nd 10 am - 6 pm

Saturday Nov 3rd 10 am - 5 pm

Sunday Nov 4th 12 pm - 4 pm

Coweta County Fairgrounds

275 Pine Road, Newnan, GA 30263

Artists: We are 100% full at this time. Situations arise and

vendors sometimes must withdraw. We've started a 'Wait List' for artists who wish to participate in case something opens up. If this option interests you, please contact Cheryl Hipke.

[email protected] or 703-895-2046

Art Education at this year's Christmas Market! Discover

the artist within. Sign up for a class, in advance Classes by Chelita Freeman [email protected] Fee: per person, incl. supplies & canvas 706-302-4209

Wet on Wet Landscaping ($48) Fri, Nov 2 1:30pm-4:30pm Tiger Lily in Acrylic ($35) Sat, Nov 3 10am-2pm Black & White in Acrylic ($45) Sun, Nov 4 12:30pm-3:30pm

Classes by Karen DeFelix [email protected] Fee: per person, incl. supplies 727-421-0779

Playing with Alcohol Ink ($25) Fri, Nov 2 2pm-4pm Introduction to Watercolor ($25) Sat, Nov 3 9am-11am Making Hand Painted ($25) Sat, Nov 3 2pm-4pm

Classes by Linda Newman [email protected] Fee: per person, incl. supplies 678-326-2501

Card Making ($20) Fri, Nov 2 1pm-3pm Gift Bag/Basket ($20) Sat, Nov 3 1pm-3pm Wreath Making ($30) Sat, Nov 3 10am-12pm (does not incl. supplies; ask for the Supply List)

Classes by Nancy Twomey [email protected] Fee: per person, incl. supplies 770-683-5220

Kids Beading Class ($15) Sat, Nov 3 11am-1pm

(ages 4-12 are invited and welcome)

Word on the street is that ...

Artist Shakeyla Shinholster may also be demonstrating her

art technique in the Classroom. This is great! The more the merrier! We hope to pique the public's interest in Art Education and make it a recurring feature at the Christmas Market.

Get Your Tickets at the Door!

Volunteers Needed! Will you help? Please contact

[email protected] Thursday, Nov 1st

8:30am - Load grids at Art House; Fred B. + 3 able bodies

Unload at Fairgrounds; no trucks needed; we rented a U-Haul van

9am-12pm Set Up & Decorate & Signage 12-15 people

12pm-7pm Vendor Booth Set Up

Fri, Sat, Sun / Nov 2nd, 3rd, 4th (Shifts are 2 hrs or less)

Refreshments 1 Leader ea/day + 1 helper per shift Main Checkout Fred B., Cheryl H. + 2 ea/day Raffle & Information Table 2 people per shift Greeter & Handout Programs 1 person per shift Kids Corner 1 person per shift Sunday, Nov 5th

4pm-6pm Vendor Tear Down & Clean Up All participants

5:30pm Load grids; Fred B. + 3 able bodies

Unload at Art House

By early evening ~ sit in the recliner at home and do nothing!

Kids Corner

Letters & Drawings for Santa

Christmas Ornaments Workshop ~ Saturday, Nov 3rd, 11 am - 3 pm

Kids Beading Class ~ Nov 3rd, 11 am - 1 pm (pre-register) 770-683-5220

Face Painter $5 and up





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OCTOBER 18th MEETING

GUEST PRESENTER — Natalie Schorr

Website: www.drawing.guru ♦ Email: [email protected]

BEST IN MIXED MEDIA

NCAA 13th Annual Member Juried Art Exhibit, 2018

Natalie Schorr is a 2017 transplant to Fayetteville GA, having most recently lived in rural North Carolina. She holds a BFA in Costume Design from the University of North Carolina Greensboro, and an MFA in Scene Design from Carnegie Mellon University.

Natalie spent 12 years working as an art director and set designer in motion pictures and television before leaving the business to raise her children. While her children were young, she drew and painted consistently, her work showing in local, national and international shows. In 1999, she added

printmaking to her skills, experimenting extensively with early photopolymers and other nontoxic methods. Over the past decade, she has incorporated a lot of recycled materials into her work, although she occasionally still draws on a clean piece of paper. The main themes of her work are portraiture, industrial landscapes, and iconography, her newest passion. She creates both 2D and 3D pieces and feels that solving design problems through multiple methods is the equivalent of creativity calisthenics. Natalie’s favorite question about her work is “What were you thinking?”, something her mother has been asking her for

almost 60 years now.

"Rust Belt Row Houses" drypoint / mixed media, 2018

"Thinking Cap" - Graphite on Stonehenge Paper, 2018

https://www.drawing.guru/

mailto:[email protected]





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SEPTEMBER 2018 DEMONSTRATOR

Suzanne Kleese-Stamps

Artist & Potter ♦ Indigo Pottery Studio

Thank you,

Suzanne for your delightful demonstration of rice paper decal & laser print waterslide decal transfer methods on your lovely hand-thrown pottery. We loved watching the fast-motion video of you throwing pottery on the wheel... and the 'irregular' tray - don't discard! lol

GENERAL MEETING MINUTES - SEPTEMBER 2018 A general meeting of the Newnan-Coweta Art Association (“NCAA”), was called to order by President Tammy Troyer at 7:28 pm, on Thursday, September 20, 2018, at the Harriet Alexander Art Center. President Troyer extended a warm welcome to members, new members, and guests. She thanked members Jenny Jones, Teresa Foshee, Gay Lindquist, Ronda Schwenning, and her-self for providing refreshments. The Door Prize drawing for a handmade soap dish ─ a pottery piece donated by guest presenter Suzanne Kleese-Stamps ─

was won by Angelia Martin. Suzanne Kleese-Stamps (Recording Secretary) reported that the minutes of August 2018 General Meeting were elec-tronically filed and published in the September 2018 news-letter. A correction to the May 2018 minutes was noted and published in the September newsletter. Fred Buyarski (Treasurer) reported NCAA account balances as follows:

Value Checking (PP/FB Trx) $ 750.42 Value Checking $ 3,294.37 Business Savings $ 6.19 Money Market $ 135,907.08

Total account balances $139,958.06. The Treasurer’s report was approved and filed.

(Minutes cont'd) Fred also reported that the $500 rental fee to use the Coweta County Fairgrounds indoor facility for the 2018 Christmas Arts & Crafts Market was paid on September 18th. Tammy Troyer and Fred Buyarski reported that they met with brokers from two investment firms in Newnan this summer (Travis Mowrey of Edward Jones, and Parks Avery, Jr. of Avery & Pope Wealth Management) to discuss investment options for up to $75K of the monies currently sitting in the Money Market not earning us any money. Both firms stated they can offer NCAA a safe yet diversified portfolio for long-term investing and options that suit our vision for the future sustainability of NCAA for the next 25 years yet give us the flexibility we desire. The Board will discuss and select one of these firms. Once a decision is made, Tammy will invite the broker to make a presentation to membership. We are seeking a portfolio that will give us a 5%-6% return on our investment. More information to follow. Fred Buyarski (Membership Chairman) reported a total of 152 members in good standing; 7 memberships are expired. Of those, 4 will be removed from the roster September 30th, and 3 will be removed October 31st if not renewed. Sponsorship — Teresa Foshee reported a total of 29 sponsors (12 patrons, 11 sponsors, and 6 supporters). Teresa reminded members that sponsorship packets are available, and she is happy to follow up on any leads from members. Website & Social Media — Suzanne Kleese-Stamps reported that as of September, the website has had 2,940 views with 1,238 followers (combined) on Facebook and Instagram. The Top 10 most visited sites include Membership, About Us, and Artists (Gallery). The new section of the website to publish classes offered by NCAA members is still under construction. Please send your class information to: [email protected] BUSINESS ITEMS:

Labor Day Arts Festival ─ Jenny Jones reported that the Labor

Day Festival was AWESOME! Vendors reported good sales, and Jenny received complimentary feedback on the event. Vendors are already reserving spots for 2019. Jenny plans to make it bigger and better next year to rival Powers Crossroads! The Balance Sheet report is not yet available. Fall Art Walk ─ Tammy Troyer reported that the Fall Art Walk

was a success, and it was great to see so many businesses showcasing the works of NCAA and other local artists. In addition, the Newnan Cultural Arts Commission sponsored a free jazz concert at Greenville Street Park. Attendees were treated to an eclectic blend of jazz, R&B, and blues by the band Groove Centric. Christmas Arts & Crafts Market ─ Cheryl Hipke reported that booth sales are 91% full. The Classroom instructors are





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Chelita Freeman, Karen DeFelix, Linda Newman, and Nancy Twomey. Detailed planning continues. We need members to assist with publicity by distributing postcards and flyers. Vendors will keep 100% of their own sales but Raffle ticket sales will help pay for the additional grid rental and a donation toward NCAA scholarships. 2018 Southern Hands Artist Studio Tour (SHAST) ─ November 10 (9am-5pm) and November 11 (11am-5pm) Suzanne Kleese-Stamps invited everyone to get a rare glimpse 'behind the scenes' of the creative process as you tour artist studios in Coweta and Fayette counties. Not every studio is the same; not every artistic approach is the same. But, they all have a couple of things in common - the fun and frustration of it all. Fourteen NCAA artists will join other artists on this year's Tour. The "open air" at 671 Adams Road, Fayetteville, will be the studio setting for the En Plein Air Event on November 10, featuring artists Lydia Ellis, Sandy Holcomb, and Ina Jones. For updates, visit www.shastour.com Commonwealth at Calumet, Painted Utility Box Covers ─ Let the painting begin! Jenny Jones stated that the Newnan Utilities electrical box painting project gets underway next week. Phase 1 includes four box covers that will be painted by artists Janet Burns, Karen DeFelix, Jenny Jones, and Richard Pierce. Wadsworth Show ─ The Wadsworth film documentary DVD is

available for purchase at general meetings, NCAA events, or by contacting Fred Buyarski [email protected]. Cost: $5.00 each Tommy Thompson Senior Center, Newnan ─ Chelita Freeman

reported that so far, she is the only artist volunteering at the Center. As previously reported, the Center is seeking artists who would volunteer their time to teach 60-90 minute classes during the week (between the hours of 10am-2pm) to its senior citizens. The Center will provide all artist supplies. Artists who are interested should contact: Ashley Albers at 770-683-8600

and also inform Chelita, Tammy, or Margo. Chelita will also coordinate art exhibits at the Centre for NCAA artists wishing to display their works at this venue. Thank you, Chelita, and NCAA, for bringing joy to seniors! Wadsworth Alley Beautification Project ─ In coordination with

Courtney Hardcourt (Main Street Newnan), NCAA has been asked to paint scenes (at specified locations within the alley) depicting chickens, in keeping with the Alley's history. Tammy reported that the painting project will begin on October 1st. All paint will be provided. Contact Tammy Troyer for more info. Ashley Park Mural ─ Tammy Troyer reported that the mural

project is "on hold" at this time. Ashley Park management will keep us on a list of participating artists. Len Jagoda Equine Workshop ─ September 29, 8:30 am to 4 pm at the Art House. Last call for attendees! All mediums

accepted. A great opportunity to learn from the best! Please contact Bette Schuman to sign up. [email protected]

Silvia Feenaghty Oil Pastel Workshop ─ Silvia is offering an oil

pastel workshop on November 10th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Art House. No charge for the workshop. You only pay

for supplies if Silvia buys them for you. A sign-up sheet was passed around. Nominating Committee ─ Tammy Troyer announced that 3

volunteers from the general membership and 2 from the Board are required to serve on the Nominating Committee who will be tasked to speak with members and recommend candidates who are willing to place their names on the ballot for open Board positions in 2019. Elections take place at the November general meeting. Chelita Freeman and Rae Duncan have volunteered to be on the Committee. We still need 3 more. EXHIBIT VENUES

Barbara Kelly reported on exhibits at Burson ENT (art change out September 24 at 5:30pm) and upcoming exhibit changes in 2019 at Peachtree City Library. More info to follow. Teresa Foshee reported on exhibits and art change outs at: Due South (new submissions being accepted; change out will occur sometime in November); Newnan Theatre Company (current show thru November 18); and West Georgia Tech. Postcards advertising the WGTC Fall show "Natural Elements" are available for handout. The show opens September 24 and runs thru October 12 with an artist Reception on September 27. Emails to membership will follow. Rae Duncan encouraged members to view the new exhibit at Southern Arc Dance Center which runs until November 26. Announcements: (Tammy Troyer)

3rd Magnolia Fine Arts Festival will be held at Drake Field in Peachtree City on October 20 & 21, 2018. Kiwanis Coweta County Fair, September 21-30, 2018 at the Coweta County Fairgrounds, 275 Pine Road, Newnan. 3rd Annual Oak Hill Cemetery Tour ─ October 27, 4-7pm at

Newnan-Coweta Historical Society. Vinayak Godbole mentioned that he uses a software applica-tion similar to Facebook but more private to communicate with friends and wondered if NCAA members might be interested in using this tool. Contact Vinayak for more information. The next general meeting will be held on October 18, 2018. Guest presenter will be Natalie Schorr. With no further business to be discussed, the meeting was adjourned by President Troyer at 8:22 pm. Guest presenter, Suzanne Kleese-Stamps, was introduced. Respectfully submitted, Suzanne Kleese-Stamps, Recording Secretary

http://www.shastour.com/






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Newnan City Hall Artist of the Month

October 2018

Donna Massey

After a career change from education, Donna was able to refocus on her love of art. Acrylics are Donna's medium of choice, having discovered their versatility while in high school. She enjoys painting pastoral landscapes that depict a quiet and peaceful lifestyle. Just beautiful!

Len Jagoda Equine Workshop

held on September 29th at the Art House, Newnan

Instruction from one of the Greats!

Newnan Carnegie Library Gallery excerpt from the Newnan Times-Herald

October 10, 2018 ─ The Newnan Carnegie Library and the

Newnan-Coweta Art Association have partnered to exhibit artwork in the Main Gallery on the 2nd floor of the historic

building.

Rotating exhibits will feature 15 artists' works in a variety of

media throughout the next three months.

"Our program and meeting room attendees really enjoy strolling through the art gallery," Carnegie Director Amy Mapel said. "The Newnan-Coweta Art Association has provided us with a wonderful variety of paintings and sculptures.

Featured artists will include Ellie Farrington, Ellen Guillory, Rusty Sharp, Susan Boehms-Harris, Karen DeFelix, Mary Ann Madsen, Donna Massey, Dinette Hok, Sherri Anderson, Deborah McNeil, June Chambers, Marcus Stewart, Ken Hamilton, Ruth Whitaker, and Cecil Cornwell.

For more information, visit www.newnancarnegie.com or email [email protected].

Julie Nestor

Barbara Kelly Barbara Omerod

Bette Schumann





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The Commonwealth at Calumet, Newnan

NCAA member and artist Janet Burns paints the first of four

of Commonwealth's utility boxes. The other boxes will be completed over the next 6-8 weeks by artists Karen DeFelix, Jenny Jones, and Richard Pierce.

Alan Jackson Gets New Mural in

His Georgia Hometown

There’s a “Small Town Southern Man” being painted on the side of the Redneck Gourmet building at 11 North Court

Square in downtown Newnan. Of course, the “man” is Newnan native and Country Music Hall of Fame member Alan Jackson, and the painter is Tim Davis, Newnan's

current artist in residence, who also painted the mural of 13 country stars on the side of Nashville's Legends Corner in 2016.

The mural wall and design were chosen by Alan’s manage-ment, fan club, and the artist-in-residence program. Tim began working on the 20 ft x 40 ft mural on Sept. 29 and completed it this week. “I feel very privileged to have been asked to paint this mural for Mr. Jackson and the city of Newnan,” says Tim. “The residents are wonderful people, and I have enjoyed every minute of it. Many people here have been following the progress and can attest that it has gone up without a hitch.” BEFORE

AFTER

"We expect this to be our most popular mural."

~Robert Hancock (ArtRez Board Member) Alan Jackson and his wife both grew up in Newnan and have siblings and other relatives living in Coweta County.

Let the

selfies

begin!





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Let Your Art Meet an Audience

Venues & Whom to Contact

If you are interested in display opportunities at the venues listed below, please contact the exhibit coordinator for more information.

Art at the Admin Tom Corker

22 E. Broad Street, Newnan 770-254-2608 [email protected]

Burson Ear, Nose, & Throat Barbara Kelly

225 Millard Farmer Blvd, #200, Newnan 678-850-0521 [email protected]

Carnegie Library Rusty Sharp

1 Lagrange Street, Newnan 770-253-1898 [email protected]

City of Newnan (Gov't) Rusty Sharp

25 Lagrange Street, Newnan 770-253-1898 [email protected]

Due South Southern Cuisine Teresa Foshee

302 Clover Reach, Peachtree City 770-315-7583 [email protected]

Edward Jones Tammy Troyer

37 Calumet Pkwy, Ste H201, Newnan 704-578-6375 [email protected]

Fidelity Bank Mary Ann Madsen

10 Baynard Park, Newnan 770-254-0681 [email protected]

Newnan Plaza Pharmacy Barbara Omerod

775 Poplar Road, Newnan 678-423-7325 [email protected]

Newnan Theatre Company Teresa Foshee Black Box Lobby 770-315-7583

24 1st Ave, Newnan [email protected]

Peachtree City Library Barbara Kelly

201 Willowbend Rd, Peachtree City 678-850-0521 [email protected]

Southern Arc Dance Center Rae Duncan

40 Greenway Ct, Suite D, Newnan 770-253-2354 [email protected]

NEWEST ADDITION! Tommy Thompson Senior Center Chelita Freeman

29 Hospital Road, Newnan 706-302-4209 [email protected]

West Georgia Technical College Teresa Foshee Newnan Campus 770-315-7583

200 Campus Drive, Newnan [email protected]

come & join us

If you dare...





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FUN STUFF AT THE ART HOUSE

Life Drawing with Martin Pate: Every Monday

7 pm - 8:30 pm Paint-In with Ellie Farrington: Every Tuesday 10 am to 2 pm, Bring your lunch. Paint-In continues in summer months. Adults' Pottery with Tammy Troyer: Every Tuesday

10 am - 2 pm Children's Pottery with Tammy Troyer: Every Wednesday

4:30 pm - 6:30 pm Adults' Pottery with Tammy Troyer: Every Saturday

9 am - 2 pm Oil Painting with Cheryl Vickers: Every Thursday

2 pm - 4 pm Children's Art with Bette Hickman & Teri Lewis: Every

Wednesday & Thursday ~ 4 pm - 6 pm

CLASSES OFFERED BY MEMBERS

Oil - Acrylic

Myra Harden Every Wednesday, 2 pm - 4 pm Hobby Lobby, 114 Pavilion Pkwy, Fayetteville, GA 30214 Tel: 770-461-5631 Oil, Acrylic, Tole and Decorative Painting

Chelita Freeman Tel: 706-302-4209 [email protected] Greeting Card Workshop

Barbara Omerod Tel: 678-353-4886 [email protected] Photography Workshops Gobi Photography ♦ Roger & Charlene Sibaja

Tel: 678-667-4624 www.gobiphotography.com [email protected] Drawing or Digital Drawing

Eric Strother Tel: [email protected]

Members: Are You Offering Classes? Let us know so we can add or update your info here.

Drawing Drawing & Painting

Martin Pate Lydia Ellis Tel: 770-251-5286 Tel: 770-789-1160 [email protected] [email protected] Acrylics, Watercolors, Oils and Drawing

Kay Stanley Tel: 770-254-9409 [email protected] Drawing in Photo-Realism

Cecelia Hilton Tel: 770-683-3463 [email protected] Acrylics & Oils at Corner Arts Gallery

Jenny Jones Mondays, 1-3 pm, 4-6 pm, or 6-8 pm; or Fridays, 1-3 pm Adults $15 per class / Supply List available Tel: 678-633-5705 www.cornerartsgallery.net Come Bead With Me (Jewelry)

Nancy Twomey Tel: 770-630-1078 [email protected] Stain Glass/Fused Glass/Beginning Watercolors

Karen Stetson DeFelix Tel: 727-421-0779 / 770-463-9442 [email protected] Indigo Pottery Studio (functional pottery)

Suzanne Kleese-Stamps Tel: 678-416-6140 [email protected] www.etsy.com/shop/IndigoPotteryStudio Pottery

Austin Lindsey Tel: 404-680-0045 [email protected] Pottery Pottery

Andrea Boswell Tammy Troyer Tel: 770-486-9768 Tel: 704-578-6375 [email protected] [email protected] Family Tree Classes at Corner Arts Gallery

Tina Persons Tel: 678-895-8127 [email protected] Drawing (Pencil, Pastel, Color Pencil, Watercolor)

P. Giles Tel: 770-486-8112 [email protected]









http://www.cornerartsgallery.net/













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MAINSTREET NEWNAN

http://www.mainstreetnewnan.com

Oktoberfest, Oct 19, 5-9pm

Munchkin Masquerade, Oct 31, 10am-12pm

Market Day, Nov 3, 10am-2pm

Holiday Sip & See, Nov 8, 5-8pm

Veterans Day Ceremony, Nov 11, 11am-12:15pm

Plaid Friday, 'Shop Small Business', Nov 23

Santa on the Square, Nov 23, 6-8pm THE DONALD W. NIXON CENTRE FOR THE ARTS

www.thenixoncentre.net

Too Marvelous for Words - A Celebration of Nat King Cole starring Keith David, Oct 21, 3pm

US Navy Band Commodores, Oct 28, 3pm

Reception, Local Inspirations, Peggi Kroll Roberts, Nov 8

John Denver Musical Tribute starring Ted Vigil, Nov 10, 7pm

Ensemble Aubade, Nov 13, 7pm CARNEGIE LIBRARY

www.newnancarnegie.com Art Exhibit featuring works by NCAA artists, 2nd Floor Gallery

The Blackwell Prize artist Peggi Kroll Roberts, Painting Demo, Nov 1, 7-9pm PEACHTREE CITY LIBRARY

www.peachtree-city.org/library

NCAA Artist of the Month in October: Barbara Kelly FSOFA Artist of the Month in October: Barbara Kelly

PEACHTREE CITY LIBRARY ART INITIATIVE

"Four Artists Go West" Exhibit, November & December Artist Reception Nov 13, 3pm-4:45pm WADSWORTH AUDITORIUM 25 Jefferson Street, Newnan

"Dracula, A Love Story" performed by Southern Arc Dance Theater, Oct 19, 8pm & Oct 20, 5pm WORKSHOPS

Oil Pastel Workshop with Silvia Feenaghty,

Nov 10, 10am-2pm, Harriet Alexander Art Center No charge for workshop. Contact Silvia for a supply list 770-487-1005 / [email protected] McRITCHIE-HOLLIS MUSEUM

newnancowetahistoricalsociety.com

"Angels Are Among Us Here" - 3rd Annual Oak Hill Cemetery Tour, Oct 27, begins at 4pm (Tickets required)

Talk at the Historic Train Depot, Oct 30, 6:30pm, author Carla Cook Smith gives a presentation of her new

book "Parakeets in Whitesburg"

NEWNAN THEATRE COMPANY

www.newnantheatre.org

"Young Frankenstein", Oct 18-21 & 25-28

"Miracle on 34th Street", Nov 29-Dec 2 & Dec 6-9

"A Charlie Brown Christmas", Dec 13-16 & 20-22 ART AT THE BLACK BOX, Newnan Theatre Company

Exhibit runs thru Nov 18, featured artists: Karen DeFelix, Peggy Judy, & Tina Persons ART AT THE ADMIN 22 East Broad Street, Newnan

The art of Teresa Foshee on display thru November

CITY HALL, NEWNAN (GOV'T) 25 Lagrange Street, Newnan

Artist of the Month for October: Donna Massey

WEST GEORGIA TECHNICAL COLLEGE (Coweta Campus)

2019 Shows to be announced 6th ANNUAL SOUTHERN HANDS ARTIST STUDIO TOUR (SHAST) November 10 & 11, 2018

www.shastour.com COWETA COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 275 Pine Road, Newnan

www.coweta.county.fairgrounds

NCAA 50th Annual Arts & Crafts Market, Fri, Sat, & Sun, Nov 2, 10am-6pm ♦ Nov 3, 10am-5pm ♦ Nov 4 12-4pm

3RD MAGNOLIA FINE ARTS FESTIVAL

Drake Field, Peachtree City, Oct 20 & 21

Ghosts & Goblins

Spooks Galore

Scary Witches

At Your Door

Jack-O-Lanterns

Smiling Bright

Wishing You

A Haunting Night

Show times Thu/Fri/Sat 8pm; Sun 3pm unless

otherwise noted

http://www.mainstreetnewnan.com/

http://www.thenixoncentre.net/

http://www.newnancarnegie.com/

http://www.peachtree-city.org/library

http://newnancowetahistoricalsociety.com/

http://www.newnantheatre.org/

http://www.shastour.com/

http://www.coweta.ga.us/government/departments-a-e/event-services/fairgrounds-conference-center

Newnan-Coweta Art Association NEWS · The Door Prize drawing for a handmade soap dish ─ a pottery piece donated by guest presenter Suzanne Kleese-Stamps ─ was won by Angelia Martin.

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