

Traditional & Contemporary Watermedia





MONTHLY MEETINGS:
3rd Monday of each month
(Exception - January is one week later
due to the MLK holiday.)
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6:30 to 7:00pm - Artwork Critique's w/ Ann Winchester
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7-7:15pm - General meeting with announcements and introductions of newcomers
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7:15pm - Introduction of guest artist and demonstration begins
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8:00pm - Break for refreshments and view and vote on "Painting of the Month"
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8:15 - Guest artist continues demo
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8:45 - "Painting of the Month" winners are announced
DONATIONS OF SNACKS, SOFT DRINKS, BAKED GOODS WELCOMED.
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
JUNE , JULY , AUGUST - No Meetings - Summer Break
SEPT 15 - Tim Saternow
(Juror & Workshop)
OCT 20 - Robert Kraszweski
NOV 17 - Ron Crouch
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)
To see a map to the meeting location, click here.
NEXT MEETING - April 21st
Demo Artist
Michael Holter
Michael Holter is an award-winning artist who works in watercolor and oil who's paintings can be found in private and corporate collections in the US and several foreign countries. Although Michael has been painting most of his life, his work experience spans a wide range of creative challenges. He has been an art teacher, creative director and businessman in both fine art and commercial art. Michael has owned and operated galleries and holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Art Education and an MA in Visual Communication.
Michael is a member of the Salmagundi Club, a signature member of The American Watercolor Society, The National Watercolor Society, The American Impressionist Society, The Watercolor Honor Society, The Transparent Watercolor Society of America, The Outdoor Painter Society, the Southwestern Watercolor Society, The Missouri Watercolor, The Society of Watercolor Artists and more.
Michael says, "My work is impressionistic. I like to represent people or places and allow the painting to evolve from the structure of what is recognizable. The challenge is to balance the care needed to make the representation interesting… and perhaps believable, with the freedom, looseness and painterly quality that makes painting so unique and expressive."





