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The Pastel Society of New Hampshire is a non-profit organization dedicated to the appreciation of soft pastels as a fine art medium. Founded in January 2006 by a group of pastel artists, the purpose of our society is to foster connections among pastelists of all levels throughout New Hampshire, the New England region and other states. All pastel artists are welcome and encouraged to join.  

 

The Pastel Society of New Hampshire is a member of IAPS, International Association of Pastel Societies, linking our members with the world of other pastel societies and their members.

 

The Pastel Society of New Hampshire is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization.

 


 

President's Message

January, 2012

Happy New Year,

 The New Year is here!!   We have a number of events planned.  Please be sure to mark your calendars for the next two events.

 The 7th Members’ Show which will be held from March 23 through April 21st at the Jaffrey Civic Center.  There is more specific information in this newsletter and on the web site.  I know that we will have some wonderful artwork there.

Our Members’ Meeting will be held on April 14th at Horseshoe Pond Place (26 Commercial St. Concord) with a demo from Julie Airoldi that we will all more than enjoy.

Again, we are anxious to meet the wants and needs of our membership.  If you have any suggestions for events that you would like PSNH to host, any suggestions for artists with whom to have any workshops, trips, etc. please be sure to let me (or any other board member) know. 

My email is  amj-art@comcast.net

Please be sure to renew your membership or become a member.  The dues remain at $25.  Please remit your dues to Rene Bodmer.  A membership application is available on the web site.

As always,

Nancy


2012 WORKSHOP INFORMATION

Dear Member,

The Pastel Society of New Hampshire is pleased to announce that we are sponsoring two outstanding workshops this year.

First is the Jack Pardue, PSA, Workshop to be held in the beautiful White Mountains of NH from September 16 -18, 2012. Jack Pardue is an exceptional artist and renowned instructor. Please check out his website to learn more about him and view his work. It is www.parduestudio.com.

The second workshop is the Julie Airoldi Workshop to be held on Plum Island, Newburyport, MA from June 26 and 27, 2012. Julie Airoldi is a masterful landscape aritist and informative instructor. Please check out her website to learn more about her and view her work.

It is www.jcairoldi.com.

Attached are the registration forms for both workshops.

JULIE AIROLDI                            JACK PARDUE

I hope you will be able to participate in either one or both of this exciting learning opportunities!

Regards,
Shaunna Duffy Smith,


 

For a PSNH Membership Application, please CLICK HERE.

To print the January 2012 PSNH Newsletter CLICK HERE.

To print a PDF version of the PSNH 2012 Brochure  CLICK HERE.

Entry form for 2012 Members Exhibition - CLICK HERE.

 


 
 

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