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NMWS ABQ Monthly Meeting
April 11, 2020 10 a.m.
Postponed
Meeting Place
Heights Community Church, Fellowship Hall,
6935 Comanche NE, Albuquerque
(Louisiana & Comanche NE)
Exec. Comm. Members - please arrive 10-15 minutes early to help set up chairs in the meeting room.
Presentation by:
PLEASE NOTE: This meeting has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule on a future date.
Mary Sweet
Mary has been a painter all her life, in watercolor and acrylics, and a woodblock printer since 1993. Landscape is her main interest.
Artist Statement The landscape has always been my primary inspiration. As a child I spent summers on my grandparents’ farm and treasured those days. I went hiking and camping as a Girl Scout. I always loved mountains, first Ohio’s gentle hills and then the grandeur of the Rockies and the West. When still a teen-ager I discovered the pull of the canyons and deserts and learned to love the wild places where there is time to see and hear and think. The land provides us with everything from sustenance to solace and yet we as a modern urban society have nearly lost our connections to it and nature. We treat neither with respect. My paintings are my way of saying this is what I saw and it is important and I want you to see it too. My media are acrylic, monotype, watercolor, handmade artists books and woodblock prints done Japanese style with watercolor. Mary’s beautiful painting “Margerie Glacier” (above) will be in this years Western Fed in Boise, Idaho.
Artist Statement
The landscape has always been my primary inspiration. As a child I spent summers on my grandparents’ farm and treasured those days. I went hiking and camping as a Girl Scout. I always loved mountains, first Ohio’s gentle hills and then the grandeur of the Rockies and the West. When still a teen-ager I discovered the pull of the canyons and deserts and learned to love the wild places where there is time to see and hear and think.
The land provides us with everything from sustenance to solace and yet we as a modern urban society have nearly lost our connections to it and nature. We treat neither with respect.
My paintings are my way of saying this is what I saw and it is important and I want you to see it too.
My media are acrylic, monotype, watercolor, handmade artists books and woodblock prints done Japanese style with watercolor.
Mary’s beautiful painting “Margerie Glacier” (above) will be in this years Western Fed in Boise, Idaho.
New Mexico Watercolor Society
P.O. Box 11604Albuquerque, NM 87192
Contact - nmwatercolorsociety[at]gmail.com
New Mexico Watercolor Society - SCPO Box 1571Las Cruces, NM 88004-1571 Contact - nmwatercolorsociety[at]gmail.com