Spring 2020
Photographer Pearl Cherrington is one of the original members of the Winthrop Gallery which was started about 18 years ago in downtown Winthrop. But, her interest in photography begin long before that she was around 10 years old using her mother’s old Brownie twin lens reflex camera. Growing up in the rolling hills of Kansas,… [Read More]
Deadline: March 15, 2020
The Roswell Artist-in-Residence Foundation is inviting applications for the Roswell Artist-in-Residence Program (RAiR). Conceived by businessman and artist Donald B. Anderson in 1967, the RAiR program seeks to enhance the cultural environment of Roswell and southeastern New Mexico by bringing artists of national importance to live and work in the tranquility of the high plains. The program… [Read More]
Application Deadline: March 1 (Fall Residency) & September 1 (Spring Residency)
Founded in 1981, the Ucross Foundation provides uninterrupted time, workspace, and living accommodations to competitively selected visual artists, writers, and composers. Nearly thirteen hundred individuals have spent time at Ucross since it first opened its doors in Sheridan, Wyoming, coming from every state in the union as well as many countries, including Germany, France, Scotland, England, Poland,… [Read More]
Winter 2019.20
Article by Susan Donahue of Winthrop Gallery Every six weeks, the three members of Winthrop Gallery’s curatorial team: Laura Karcher, Tamera Abaté, and Teri Pieper along with Paula Christen, who arranges the front window hang a new show and refresh the gallery. Any or all of the 23 artist members of the gallery bring their… [Read More]
Fall 2019
Submitted by Winthrop Gallery member artist Paula Christen Today we are hearing the words “Coach” and “Mentor” used frequently. Both are a valuable resource, not just for sports or business tycoons. There are thousands of links and invitations to sign up for these. So, what is the difference? Do I want or need one? Sometimes… [Read More]
SUMMER
By Tamera Abate “It’s not what you look at that matters it’s what you see.” – Henry David Thoreau Slow Art Day is a global event with a simple mission: help more people discover for themselves the joy of looking at and loving art. Slow Art Day was founded in 2009 by Phil Terry, an… [Read More]
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Recognizing that one of the biggest challenges artists and other entrepreneurs face is access to capital, TwispWorks started the Methow Investment Network (MIN) in 2017. The MIN connects community members interested in investing locally with Methow Valley entrepreneurs needing capital to start or grow their business. The program moves money ‘from Wall Street to Main Street’… [Read More]
Ongoing resources page
Need your art photographed? Here are some local photographers that provide art photography services: Melissa Adams You can find her website HERE.View her artist profile HERE. Stephen Mitchell You can find his website HERE.Visit his artist profile HERE.Mitchell has been photographing Confluence Gallery exhibits for the past four years. If you are a photographer that… [Read More]