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THE ART OF ANCIENT EGYPT WITH MICHELE KIDWELL

Date: August 20, 12:30 - 2 p.m.
Place: EEAC Carriage House

Ms Kidwell's slide presentation will focus on the history of Egyptian Art from approximately 3100 b.c.e. to approximately 1300 b.c.e. Among the individuals featured will be: Narmer who is the first recorded ruler Old Kingdom Pharaohs Zoser, Choeps, Chephren, Mycerinus Middle Kingdom Pharaoh Sesostris 111 New Kingdom Pharaohs Hatshepsut, Thutmois 111, Akhenaten (with his wife Nefertiti), Tutankamun. Michele Kidwell has lectured extensively on the Art of Ancient Egypt both on the faculty of NYU and the New School.

$10 Members, $15 Non-Members

ARTHAMPTONS HIGHLIGHTS RECEPTION AND TOUR FOR EEAC MEMBERS

Date: Sunday, July 11 Time: 1 p.m - 3:30 p.m.
Place: Sayre Park, Bridgehampton

Thanks to the generosity of ArtHamptons, the International fine art fair - a gigantic, high-end, summer affair in Bridgehampton (comparable to Art Basel, Miami!) we can offer our EEAC members an exciting afternoon looking at a virtual Tsunami of amazing art at no charge. We'll meet with fellow EEAC artists and art lovers in the ArtHampton Lounge for wine refreshments then head off for a tour of highlights of the hundreds of galleries and thousands of works of art from Manhattan, California and Europe as well as the East End.

Please call Jane Kirkwood (631)727-0900 or email gallery@eastendarts.org to let us know of your interest in this event, a reservation is absolutely required and you will be issued a ticket.

Cost: Members ONLY, plus a guest.

COLLAGE USING OIL PAINT, WITH ARTIST JOHN HAUBRICH

Date: Sat. August 7, 2010 Time: 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Place: EEAC Carriage House

Please join us for a two hour presentation with Oil Collage Artist John Haubrich. Mr. Haubrich will discuss his technique of oil based collage, and the inspirations behind his work.
Mr. Haubrich uses cumulative layers of oil, pastels, pencil, as well as paper and found objects. At a certain point, the flow of buildup on the canvas is reversed through a process of cumulative stripping away of layers. The results in his work are complex, spontaneous and emotionally evocative, yielding richly textured and colored surfaces.
Mr. Haubrich's abstract work speaks of the spiritual notions of mystery, wonder, harmony, and decay, focusing not only on the external, but the internal world as well. He reminds us that our lives are full of the marvel and wonder, and also sadness and endings. His work speaks of the internal and external search for serenity, for acceptance, and our place in the world. To see John's style please visit: www.johnhaubrichartist.com

$15 Members $25 Non-Members.

TRACKING YOUR ART INCOME WITH EXCEL Instructor: Elizabeth Greaf

Date: Saturday , Aug. 14 Time: 12:30-3:30PM
Place: EEAC Gallery

Learn to keep track of how much you earn from each aspect of your artwork. Add information in your personalized Excel record as sales, teaching etc. occur, and it will automatically be totaled in a manner that gives you the information you need both during the year and for taxes.

Cost: $36 member EEAC/$45 nonmember Sign up for both Tracking workshops, cost: $65 member EEAC/$81 nonmember

TRACKING YOUR ART EXPENSES WITH EXCEL Instructor: Elizabeth Greaf

Date: Saturday , Aug. 14 Time: 9 a.m. - 12 noon
Place: EEAC Gallery

Do you keep your receipts in a shoebox and then have to spend hours sorting it out at tax time? Let Excel do the work for you. It can automatically accumulate expenses in categories that you assign, such as art materials, local driving, framing, etc. Learn to create a record broken down into the categories you and your accountant need, and be ready to go long before April 15. This record will also help you keep track of how much you’ve spent for various types of expenses throughout the year.

Cost: $36 member EEAC/$45 nonmember Sign up for both Tracking workshops, cost: $65 member EEAC/$81 nonmember

HOW TO PHOTOGRAPH YOUR ARTWORK WITH JIM DESARIO

Date: Saturday, September 25, 2010 Time: 12:30 - 3:30PM
Place: EEAC Carriage House

Everyone needs copies of their artwork. Whether you need photos for the web or for a giclee print or just for your records, learn how to do it the right way yourself. Most digital cameras have the ability to accurately capture 2-dimensional artwork. This three hour workshop will teach you everything you need to know to make color-correct copies of your art. Specifically, you will learn camera techniques and exposure settings, light source selection and placement, white balancing, color correction, and file management and storage. Basic post-production will also be covered including cropping and color correction in both Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. Also discussed will be equipment selection for optimal results including cameras, lenses, tripods, lights, and software. If you have a digital camera - bring it and you will get personalized instruction in how to get the most out of it. If you don't have a camera you'll learn what to buy and how to use it.

$35 Members $50 non-members.

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