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Art Market
Corner...
Attention Artist: there has
been very little or moderate growth for the second part of the season,
despite company growths there has been
a small percentage in corperate markets, No growth comes from the
Real Estate Industry
With heavy buying of art related
work by comparison a 6 to 1 ratio.
Its a poor market for
art
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Member News
Novemeber 1-30 Hackensack Johnson Public Library Painting Showing by members
of the Hackensack Art Club
Got a show and want to list it for free
The bulletin is published to the public
monthly
Contact: Steven Shark (President)
Club needs lots help and supporters
if you like art Then get involved, we need
you.
Like to support or donate the Fine Arts
Please contact Steven Shark
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KNOW YOUR ARTIST
We are pleased to have Robyn Abrams as our demonstrator for our November meeting.
Ms. Abrams graduated
from Villanova University in 1976 with a degree in education.
She started her teaching career in Wilmington, DE,
at the Albert Einstein Academy, Teaching English, Social Studies and Art
in the Middle School for 8 years.
During the Summer months she served as director of
the art program at the JCC Camp.
She Move to New Jersey in 1983 after her son, Ryan,
was born and her husband started work in New York City..
In 1987 she began training under a number of
professionals learning the art of faux finishes and metals.
In the mid 1990's she launched her own business,
Paintworks, LT, specioalist in residential and commercial faux finishes
and murals.
she began studying painting under the tutelage
of Johanna Salomon at the Art Center of Northern New Jersy in New Milford,
NJ Each Spring her work is exhibited at th estable in Ridgewood, NJ and at
the Art Center in New Milford
Currently she has combined her love of painting,
phoyography, computer graphics and animals into a new business,
Paincheck creations. Using the filters and editing tools of various
computer programs she is able to print on special paper and artistically
enhance the image with acrylic paints creating a pet portrait.
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Hackensack Art Club