Showing posts with label robin carroll. Show all posts
Showing posts with label robin carroll. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 28, 2011

Robin Carroll at the Art Emporium, Needham for October

Please join Foxboro Art Association member, Robin Carroll at a  Wine and Cheese Reception at the Art Emporium, October 15th, 1-4 PM 


Robin Carroll original watercolor


Watercolors, pastels and calligraphy of Robin Carroll, and the monoprint and mixed media pieces by Amy Schupler Veaner, on Saturday, October 15, 1-4PM at the Artists' Wine & Cheese reception. 




To preview the exhibit and/or for those who can’t attend the reception, the artists’ works 
will be on exhibit for the entire month of October in the gallery at The Art Emporium, 32 
Chestnut Street, Needham.

Thursday, October 14, 2010

Robin Carroll show this weekend!


Robin Carroll's newest works will be shown at The Art Emporium, 32 Chestnut Street, Needham.

This piece, Winter White, pastel, 18x24 will be on display amongst many others. Join her there for a reception on Saturday, October 16th from 1-4pm.

Connect with Robin at her website or request to be her friend on Facebook to learn about her upcoming events!

Best of luck at your show, Robin!!

Sunday, October 3, 2010

October 16 :: Robin Carroll, 1-4pm, Needham, MA


Robin Carroll's newest works will be shown at The Art Emporium, 32 Chestnut Street, Needham.

This piece, Winter White, pastel, 18x24 will be on display amongst many others. Join her there for a reception on Saturday, October 16th from 1-4pm.

Connect with Robin at her website or request to be her friend on Facebook to learn about her upcoming events!

Best of luck at your show, Robin!!

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Workshop photos

One of the wonderful things about blogging is that information can get posted quickly. It's great that our membership can see the wonderful programs that we've planned.
As promised, here are some photos from the workshop FAA put on last weekend featuring our past demonstrator, Alain Picard.

Special thanks to Robin Carroll who helped us find this wonderful model for the workshop.

And more special thanks to Frank Quinn who helped make this workshop happen with all the necessary logistics.
It was a great time. A lot was learned. And we're looking forward to future workshops!