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MONTHLY MEETINGS:

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3rd Monday of each month

(Exception - January is one week later

due to the MLK holiday.)

          

  • 6:30 to 7:00pm - Artwork Critique's w/ Ann Winchester

  • 7-7:15pm - General meeting with announcements and introductions of newcomers

  • 7:15pm - Introduction of guest artist and demonstration begins

  • 8:00pm - Break for refreshments and view and vote on "Painting of the Month"

  • 8:15 - Guest artist continues demo

  • 8:45 - "Painting of the Month" winners are announced

 

DONATIONS OF SNACKS, SOFT DRINKS, BAKED GOODS WELCOMED.

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Meetings

 

2025 Artist Demos

JAN 27 - Melinda Morrison

FEB 17 - Sarah Janece

MAR 17 - Jim Gensheer

APR 21 - Michael Holter

                    (Juror & Workshop)

MAY 19 - Joshua West

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JUNE , JULY , AUGUST - No Meetings - Summer Break

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SEPT 15 - Tim Saternow

                    (Juror & Workshop)

OCT 20 - Robert Kraszweski

NOV 17 - Ron Crouch

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All meetings begin at 7:00 PM

Artwork Critiques begin at 6:30 PM

All SWA meetings are held at

The University of North Texas

Health Science Center

Everett Hall 

3500 Camp Bowie Blvd.  (Parking Lot 6)

Fort Worth, Texas

(Across from the Amon Carter Museum)

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To see a map to the meeting location, click here.

NEXT MEETING - Feb 17th
Demo Artist
SARAH JANECE

Sarah Janece is an artist and art instructor currently residing in Dallas, Texas. She works primarily in watercolor to create unique wildlife portraits and nature inspired paintings. Sarah’s work is influenced by her passion for art, attraction to color, and love for nature’s beauty. The energetic movements in her organic abstractions, along with vivid colors, and a focus on intricate detailing allows her work to capture nature in both literal and abstract ways.

Sarah’s paintings have been showcased at various group and solo exhibitions in the United States and internationally. Such exhibits include being selected as a finalist in the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series as well as being a finalist of the Hunting Art Prize which is a prestigious annual competition with the most generous annual award in North America.

Sarah’s combined passions of creating art along with her deep love for nature and wildlife allows her to use her work to help raise awareness and funds for various wildlife charities, endangered species, and art organizations. She is a member of the non-profit organization Arts for Animals which is creating future artists and leaders in conservation through art education. Sarah’s current line of work continues to be juried and accepted into nationally ranked art festivals and she has gallery representation throughout the US.

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