Sponsorship

Sponsorship

Northwest Area Arts Council is proud to be a part of Women's Works 25th Anniversary Show.  We welcome your support for this milestone year.  Please contact us if you wish to sponsor an upcoming show or name an award in honor of a loved one or your own art cause.  We would love to work with you as we strive to maintain an important link with the people and businesses in our community.

 

 

Old Court House Arts Center

Woodstock, Illinois

www.oldcourthouseartscenter.com

 Our sponsors for the Show are as follows:

Massage Envy

Liquitex Artist Heavy Material Heavy Body Paints

Lynfred Winery Certificates for up to 10 Adults for a

Scheduled tour and Wine Tasting Event

Lettuce Entertainment You, Inc

Swiss Maid Bakery

 

 

PLEASE CONTACT  US : www.naac4art.org

The Old Court House
Workshops of Interest

                                  Jurors and Judge for Women's Works, 2012      

 

 

                     Nell Emerson

        Owner of Edgewood Orchard Gallery

               Door County, Wisconsin

                     Gallerist                        

           www.edgewoodorchard.com

 

  Lou Ann Burkhardt                                  

 Studio Professor, American Academy of Art

           http://aart.edu/portfolios

               

                 Nan Seidler

         Women's Works Founder

                Woodstock, IL                         

     

2012 Juror Nan Seidler
 
Visual artist Nan Seidler graduated with a BFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She continued her education at Northern Illinois University with an MsEd. in Counseling. Nan taught art at a private school in Chicago and at the Chicago Urban League while raising her two daughters. Later she was a counselor at McHenry County College where she co-founded the art show,“Woman’s Works” with the group Workshop for Contemporary Art as a part of Women’s History Month.This show has grown for twenty-five years to become the prestigious national juried event that it is today. Nan applies most years and has been accepted in approximately twenty of the twenty-five shows.
 
Nan lives with Jim May, her storyteller/writer husband, in rural McHenry County and every Spring they lead a storytelling, writing and art workshop in Oaxaca, Mexico.
 
Nan has been in many juried and invitational shows and has her work in private collections and at the Woodstock Courthouse Art Center. Nan primarily works in mixed media. Often her work is informed not only by her background in art, but by psychology, myth, dreamscapes, personal history and ecology

     

       Lynn Carlson  Women's Works Founder

 Artist, Curator, Appraiser     

  www.lynncarlson.com                                    

                       

                     

 

                              Judge        

 

                     Pamela Callahan

                           Painter

                       Highland, WI

               http://ottercreekarts.com