IEA had yet another fantastic and successful encaustic retreat thanks to the vision and organization of IEA member Cari Hernandez. Rather than repost images here from the weekend, here is a link to the very complete blog Cari set up just for the purpose of reviewing all that happened that great and informative weekend. Can't wait until 2009!!
iea2008retreat.blogspot.com
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Thursday, May 8, 2008
Tuesday, February 13, 2007
General Members Meeting Feb 10, 2007
IEA held a General Members meeting on February 12, 2007, at Tina Vietmeier's studio in San Francisco.
Gail Steinberg, President, had handouts for the new organization structural chart, a projected financial budget, and the latest members list. She announced that IEA was now an official California 501(c) registered non-profit organization.
We also discussed the upcoming Encaustics Conference in Boston, IEA's own second annual Retreat coming up in the Spring, in Carmel (look for details on our website), and the group discussed various upcoming exhibit opportunities.
Then everyone who had brought work to show got a chance to discuss their work and the group provided their comments and admiration!
I took these pictures a little before everyone showed up but at least it gives you a flavor of the afternoon.
Mary Marks and Howard Hersch discussing Mary's work.
The board where other work was posted, Adele Shaw's to the left, Eileen Goldenberg in the middle, Jhina Alvarado's to the right, and Howard Hersch's piece on the floor.
Gail Steinberg conducting the meeting.
Gail Steinberg, President, had handouts for the new organization structural chart, a projected financial budget, and the latest members list. She announced that IEA was now an official California 501(c) registered non-profit organization.
We also discussed the upcoming Encaustics Conference in Boston, IEA's own second annual Retreat coming up in the Spring, in Carmel (look for details on our website), and the group discussed various upcoming exhibit opportunities.
Then everyone who had brought work to show got a chance to discuss their work and the group provided their comments and admiration!
I took these pictures a little before everyone showed up but at least it gives you a flavor of the afternoon.
Mary Marks and Howard Hersch discussing Mary's work.
The board where other work was posted, Adele Shaw's to the left, Eileen Goldenberg in the middle, Jhina Alvarado's to the right, and Howard Hersch's piece on the floor.
Gail Steinberg conducting the meeting.
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