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September
is a busy time of year! We'll keep this month's museletter short
so you can continue preparing for the
school year, wrapping up summer projects, and starting new fall
activities. Here are a few things we wanted to be sure you knew
about: . . .
SALES, SALES, SALES
SEPTEMBER SKETCHBOOK WALK
SHOW YOUR WORK AT MUSE
COMMUNITY
NEWS
SALES
We have two different
SALES FLYERS with hundreds of items at special prices for back-to-school,
drawing, painting, kids’ projects
and more.
A few highlights include:
-- 3-pack with 8.5x11 hardbound sketchbook, 9x12 drawing
pad, and 9x12 spiralbound sketchpad for only $9.99!
-- Liquitex Acrylic Set with eight 2oz tubes, gloss medium,
two brushes, and canvas board for $36.95.
-- Prismacolor pencil sets in tins: set of 24, $19.95
(sets of 12 to 72 are all on sale)
-- MABEF wooden field easel, adjustable to 90 degrees
for watercolors, $57.95.
-- Value pack of 18 hog-bristle brushes with canvas brush
holder, $6.99.
-- Das Pronto air hardening clay, $5.49.
--
Discounts on 1.5”-deep stretched canvas and Golden
acrylics.
Download
flyers with all the great items and prices from our homepage.
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SKETCHBOOK
WALK
This
month's walk will be on Saturday, September 10, from
9:00 to 11:30am. Meet at Muse in time to start our walk
at 9:00. This month we'll do a few quick sketches as we
walk through Richmond neighborhood on our way to our first
sketching stop at Sewallcrest Park and Community Garden.
Next, we'll head to Belmont Street for two different sketching
stops at the Belmont Street Fair. Our walks are usually
round trips back to Muse, but this month we'll disband
on Belmont so you can continue enjoying Street Fair festivities.
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2006
EXHIBIT CALENDAR
We’ve
had a great variety of work on the walls in recent months
and some great response from people coming in to see art
and attending our meet-the-artist receptions. If you’d
like to schedule your work to be shown in 2006, come by the
store to talk to us about getting on the calendar.
The 2006 schedule is:
January
8 – February
18,
February
19 – April
1,
April
2 – May
13,
May
14 – June
24,
June
25 – August
5,
August
6 – September
16
September
17 – October
28
October
29 – December
2
December
3 – January
6
note: dates subject to change
More
information, see our Call
to Artists page.
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COMMUNITY
EVENTS
On September 18 & 19, 2005 Portland will host public events
featuring Guadalupe Rivera Marin. Dr. Rivera Marin is a former
diplomat and author as well as a noted lecturer, and speaks
passionately and movingly about the work of her late father,
Mexican mural artist Diego Rivera. Her most recent book is "Diego
Rivera the Red" (Dec. 2004, published by Arte Publico)
which chronicles his early life as an artist engaged with both
the avant-garde artistic and political movements of the day.
As the founder and current board chair of the Diego Rivera
Foundation (based in Mexico), Dr. Rivera Marin lends her voice
in support of public art and artists through international
speaking tours and conferencing activites. While she is in
Portland, scheduled events will include two public presentations:
- Sunday,
Sept 18th, 7 pm at First Congregational Church on SW Park
Ave. (sliding scale) Dr. Rivera Marin will be available
that evening to sign copies of her latest book.
-
Monday, September 19th, 7pm, St. Andrews Church (free presentation
in Spanish)
For details about these upcoming lectures, or to volunteer
to help, please contact: Dave Mazza c/o the Portland Alliance
503/239-4991
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