Marti Bailey won first place at the July Weatherford Art Association competition with her oil on canvas work “Violet Waters.” This painting and other pieces of her work can be found at the Doss Heritage and Culture Center all month.
Vikki Linderman took second place for her acrylic on canvas titled “Day’s End.” Vikki’s work is displayed at the First Bank Texas in downtown Weatherford. Kathy Cunning, long time Parker County resident, won third place with her acrylic “Reblooming Immortality.” You can see her work at the Community Credit Union.
The Weatherford Art Association holds a regular Artist of the Month competition along with demonstrations that give techniques and skills to both accomplished and beginner artists.
In September, Patsy Walton will present her impressionistic and abstract style in painting florals. Jack Harkins will also show how to paint with an impressionistic style yet objects that are recognizable in October.
The association will also host Joan Frost Prine, wife of the late western artist Doug Prine. She is a self-taught artist in her own right who creates beautiful works of the old west.
The next show hosted by WAA is the Spirit of the West, which showcases art from around the Southwest. The deadline for submission of paintings is Sept. 2.
The Weatherford Art Association meets at 6 p.m. on the fourth Monday of each month at 125 South Waco in Weatherford. Artists show their work in oil, watercolor, pastel, mixed media, acrylic, and other mediums.
For more information about the association or entering the art show, visit weatherfordart.com.
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