NWS 2008 All Member Exhibition
Signature and Associate Members Juried Exhibition
Wednesday, April 16 – Saturday, May 3, 2008
Reception: Saturday, April 19, 2–5pm
VIVA Gallery, Sherman Oaks, CA
First Place
Fealing Lin, CA
“Prague at Dusk”
32" x 40"
Second Place
Bill James, FL
“Chinese Festival”
34" x 25"
Third Place
Kathleen Lanzoni, CO
“Breath of Winter”
30" x 37"
Barse Miller Award: Barbara Yoerg – “Fish and Flotsam”
Phil Dike Award: Jean Gill – “Yukon Gold”
Phil Paradise Award: Mark E. Schuler – “Rough Morning”
Ejnar Hansen Award: Diane Schmidt – “Hidden Agenda”
Click to view more images at VIVA Gallery's website.
NWS brings before the public the best of watermedia painting, representing a wide range of directions and technique, from experimental to traditional. This year’s exhibit showcases 100 of the finest paintings, providing an exciting exhibit that showcases watercolor as a vital, enduring and expressive medium. Please join us at the reception on Saturday, April 19.
VIVA Gallery is located at 13261 Moorpark St., Sherman Oaks, CA 91423. Click for directions/opening hours.
New Signature Members
Congratulations to our new Signature Members! Artists desiring Signature membership in the National Watercolor Society are selected from entries in the Annual Exhibition held in the Fall of each year, and are invited to supply three paintings to be considered by a jury. Membership details...
87th Annual Exhibition
The 87th Annual Exhibition (held at the City of Brea Gallery in Fall 2007) attracted almost 1200 entries from every state and several foreign countries.
One hundred paintings were selected to represent the finest of this year’s watercolors. More details and images...
Pictured here is Nicholas Simmons, winner of the National Watercolor Society Purchase Award for “Fresh Sushi”.
Many of you may have been among the crowd on January 26, 2008 when Milford delivered an extraordinary watercolor presentation at the Pasadena Museum of California Art during his 100th birthday celebration. The party was sponsored by the National Watercolor Society, and aided by many of the art societies of Southern California.