Contributed by Judy Vars
WASILLA MUSEUM:
April 1, 2018 - Valley Fine Arts Association Juried Fine Art Show
Art will be on display throughout April. Artists Reception will be on April 21st from 3PM-7PM, meet the artists and enjoy some snacks and refreshments.
HUMDINGERS PIZZA:
March – April - “The Big Picture Show”
Large-formatted artwork by very talented artists: Jefferson Davis, Dianne Paoletti, Judy Vars, Alicia Armstrong, Susan Sinclair, Barbara Hunt, Martha Happs
THE PEAK BOUTIQUE:
Judy Vars and Barbara Hunt’s art is at the Peak Boutique in downtown Palmer on Main Street. A charming little shop selling upscale previously-loved furniture, knobs, chachkies, designer Annie Sloan chalk paint for your own projects and ART! Ronalee Moses, proprietor.
PALMER DOWNTOWN DELI:
March – May - Palmer Downtown Deli
Diverse artists from the Valley, organized by Barbara Hunt, this show is about all things March. Stop in for art and a deli snack.
TAMMY PHELPS GALLERY:
Valley artist, Glenda Field, is featured in a solo show at the Tammy Phelps Gallery in Fairbanks. Reception is on April 6th, from 5PM-8PM.
ESPRESSO CAFÉ:
March - Linda Peters
April - See artist Kelly Doherty Leonard’s vibrant works of art.
PALMER MONDAY MARKET:
Beginning in March, Alice Palin’s origami card making, from 12PM-1:30PM and 2:30PM-5PM. Questions? Contact Alice Palen at 460-8481 or email enhancedwellbeingak@gmail.com or apalen@gci.net.
KALADI BROS:
March Artist - Sheri Burnem
BEAR PAW RIVER BREWING COMPANY:
April –
“One man’s trash is another man’s treasure; nothing could be truer when it comes to artistic endeavors.” - Jefferson Davis
Reception is on first Friday, April 6th, from 4PM-8PM.
ABOUT VFAA:
VFAA was formed in 2005 to fill a need for artists in the Matanuska and Susitna Valley to create art, teach techniques, connect with each other and gain more exposure for their artwork. Our mission then and now is to bring artists together, to encourage fellowship amongst artists and in the community as a whole; we strive to promote a supportive attitude toward visual arts in our Alaskan community.
We welcome artists from beginners to professional, students and teachers, abstract or representational. We mainly focus on two-dimensional art mediums and want to connect with other creative people and gain more exposure locally.
Throughout the year, we inform our members about opportunities to show their work, participate in group events, view other artists work, attend workshops, watch artist demos, paint live models and gather together for plein air painting when the weather permits.
Membership in the Valley Fine Arts Association provides many diverse opportunities for artists.
Check out our website calendar for upcoming events, www.valleyfineartsassociation.org, and like us on Facebook.