Showing posts with label norfolk cultural council. Show all posts
Showing posts with label norfolk cultural council. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 13, 2012

Two entries two ribbons!

At the Foxboro Art Association Spring Show I am delighted that I won two (!) ribbons.

AUTUMN STROLL
original pastel by Kim Morin Weineck
6x6" (c) 2012
Both were Honorable Mention and in a field as strong as this show was, all I can say is: Whooo hoooo!

TWILIGHT
original oil by Kim Morin Weineck
8x8" (c) 2012
My entries to this show were small paintings, one in oil and one in pastel. Small paintings are such fun to do.

I'm not sure who took this photo of the FAA reception, but
Tim and I are having a great time before running off
to get changed for the next reception and dinner!
Later this busy night of two art openings, Tim and I went to see the Norfolk Cultural Council show. Silly me didn't take photos of the show, but I did ask a friend, Ann Gorbett (she took 2nd place oils in the FAA show!), to take a photo of us.

Tim and I all dressed up, albeit a bit stiff looking. 

Tim and I were all dressed up for a night out in town to celebrate my birthday. We had such fun - and it's lovely to feel pretty every once in a while.

Thanks for reading!
~kmw

Saturday, February 11, 2012

Two accepted paintings

Recently I decided to enter a juried show and submitted two recently completed pieces for consideration. 

Many of my painting group, the Neponset Valley Artists, were entering as well. With such support, it was easy to take a shot at it and enter. 
LAST LIGHT, original pastel by
Kim Morin Weineck, 9x12" (c) January 2012
 
The good news came on Thursday with an email coming informing me that my two entries were accepted. 
Hurray! 

The show is sponsored by the Norfolk Cultural Council and will be in the community room of the Norfolk Public Library from March 3-31st with an opening reception on Saturday, March 10th from 5-7pm. This is such a fantastic venue, and I can't wait to see the all the paintings that were selected. 
RISING MOON, original pastel by
Kim Morin Weineck, 9x12" (c) January 2012
 
If you're local to the area, stop in during the month of March to see some stellar paintings! 


Thanks for reading!
~kmw