While the country continues to stay #safeathome, the Watercolor Society of Alabama has moved its 79th Annual National Exhibition online. This year’s Selection Juror was Chris Krupinski, and the Awards Judge was Laurin McCracken. You can see the entire show here through May 30, 2020.
Before you go, here’s a sneak peek at a few of the award winners.
Watercolor Society of Alabama began in 1939 with an exciting vision to promote, create, and inspire painters in the art of watercolor. They embrace that vision by holding juried watercolor competitions each year: WSA Annual National Exhibition , Statewide Alabama Members Showcase, and Online Showcase. They also offer workshops taught by nationally and internationally known artists. Vibrant Newsletters, published quarterly, keep members informed and connected.
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Hi, The Hilbert Museum has a collection of over 2,ooo California Scene watercolors from 1916 to today. Mostly narrative pieces.
Check it out at Hilbertmuseum.org
part of Chapman University.
best,
Mark Hilbert
Founder Hilbert Museum
apples in red just knocked my out!
Mark Hilbert
The Watercolor paintings just so beautiful, they take my breath away.
How I wish I could be that good, but I am new at this. Love seeing your work and the others.
Love, love apples painting! So lifelike, makes me want to eat one.
It’s always exciting to see other artists artwork at home and learn from them as well as the jurors feedback too!