1. The whole group who attended
2. The ambassador from Denmark and the president of the group
3. Bonnie pouring
Sign-up now for your own Saturday hosting. You can make your afternoon in the Gallery your own party.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Wine Tasting at Brentwood Gallery
Jerry Anna hosted the Brentwood Gallery April 25th. Some friends come out to view the artwork and sample various wines. This is a perfect example of how to enjoy your hours hosting the gallery. Other visitors may wander in, and your list of friends may grow without ever signing up for Facebook. The following photos Jerry provided from the event:
1. The whole group who attended
2. The ambassador from Denmark and the president of the group
3. Bonnie pouring
Sign-up now for your own Saturday hosting. You can make your afternoon in the Gallery your own party.
1. The whole group who attended
2. The ambassador from Denmark and the president of the group
3. Bonnie pouring
Sign-up now for your own Saturday hosting. You can make your afternoon in the Gallery your own party.
Thursday, April 23, 2009
Orphan Works Bill
Monday, Apr. 27, 7:00 - 8:30 p.m.
The Orphan Works bill being considered by the U.S. Congress appears to be dead for the time being. But the legislation may be re-introduced later this year. The proposed amendment to the Copyright Act would allow museums, libraries and other "keepers of our heritage" to safely use copyrighted works if they cannot find the copyright owner to acquire a license. In principle, those are laudable goals. But opponents say the bill, as drafted, would infringe on artists' rights. Join our panel for a thought-provoking discussion about this controversial issue and learn what Orphan Works legislation would mean to you and your work.
PANEL
Rebecca Stroder, attorney, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, and president of the K.C. Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts
Shirley K. Baker, dean of university libraries, Washington University
Bill Vann, illustrator
FREE
Regional Arts Commission
6128 Delmar
(free parking behind the Pageant)
St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts (VLAA) serves the arts community by making referrals to lawyers and accountants; mediating arts-related disputes; publishing concise how-to guides; sponsoring seminars and public forums; arranging for guest speakers; maintaining a library and Web site; collaborating on arts advocacy initiatives; and providing access to the national volunteer lawyers for the arts network.
St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts
6128 Delmar, St. Louis, MO 63112
314/863-6930; vlaa@stlrac.org
www.vlaa.org
The Orphan Works bill being considered by the U.S. Congress appears to be dead for the time being. But the legislation may be re-introduced later this year. The proposed amendment to the Copyright Act would allow museums, libraries and other "keepers of our heritage" to safely use copyrighted works if they cannot find the copyright owner to acquire a license. In principle, those are laudable goals. But opponents say the bill, as drafted, would infringe on artists' rights. Join our panel for a thought-provoking discussion about this controversial issue and learn what Orphan Works legislation would mean to you and your work.
PANEL
Rebecca Stroder, attorney, Sonnenschein Nath & Rosenthal, and president of the K.C. Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts
Shirley K. Baker, dean of university libraries, Washington University
Bill Vann, illustrator
FREE
Regional Arts Commission
6128 Delmar
(free parking behind the Pageant)
St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts (VLAA) serves the arts community by making referrals to lawyers and accountants; mediating arts-related disputes; publishing concise how-to guides; sponsoring seminars and public forums; arranging for guest speakers; maintaining a library and Web site; collaborating on arts advocacy initiatives; and providing access to the national volunteer lawyers for the arts network.
St. Louis Volunteer Lawyers and Accountants for the Arts
6128 Delmar, St. Louis, MO 63112
314/863-6930; vlaa@stlrac.org
www.vlaa.org
Thursday, April 16, 2009
180 degree pano jim's studio
click on this link.
http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=21172
[to see Jim's studio in a 180 degree panoramic view]
jim
http://share.gigapan.org/viewGigapan.php?id=21172
[to see Jim's studio in a 180 degree panoramic view]
jim
Monday, April 13, 2009
New Banner
A word about the new banner...
Curt Parker assembled the current banner of the lovely models. Curt shows us some of the portraits he is exhibiting in the Brentwood Gallery. All sorts of lighting techniques are demonstrated. As more and more banners come rolling in, I'll swap the banner around to others. The banner is one way to get your works noticed a little more. Click here to learn more on make your own banner.
Dimensions are fixed. Overall the image is to 545x1024 pixels. Your portion of the image must not enter into the top 145 pixels - words go there. Your image(s) need to fit within a space of 400x1024 pixel along the bottom of the banner.
email your banners directly to: STL.ArtistsGuild.Photographers.artistsguild@picasaweb.com with the subject line = Banner
Curt Parker assembled the current banner of the lovely models. Curt shows us some of the portraits he is exhibiting in the Brentwood Gallery. All sorts of lighting techniques are demonstrated. As more and more banners come rolling in, I'll swap the banner around to others. The banner is one way to get your works noticed a little more. Click here to learn more on make your own banner.
Dimensions are fixed. Overall the image is to 545x1024 pixels. Your portion of the image must not enter into the top 145 pixels - words go there. Your image(s) need to fit within a space of 400x1024 pixel along the bottom of the banner.
email your banners directly to: STL.ArtistsGuild.Photographers.artistsguild@picasaweb.com with the subject line = Banner
Wednesday, April 08, 2009
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