About the Wellington Art Society
Thursday, February 16, 2017
Wednesday, February 15, 2017
Enjoy our new WAS Artists’ Show at the Oak Bistro and Wine Bar!
Featuring WAS ArtistsGail EricksonBernie HabichtCynthia HockadenJoanne MacLeodLindy MayKathy MorlockPhyllis SilkOwners Brian and Lisa Jacobsen invite you and your friends to come in and say “hello”.Stop in and see the wonderful artwork of these talented artists at this fun, upbeat place to meet friends.Share some delicious appetizers , tapas, and daily specials along with a selection of fine wines and craft beers.
11051 Southern Blvd. Royal Palm Beach, FL
Next to Stein Mart in the Costco Shopping Center
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| The Breeze |
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| Piano and the Stairway |
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| Orchid |
Sunday, October 16, 2016
Reception for Joe Marcou WAS Artist At Whole Foods Gallery
The Wellington Art Society and its community partner Whole Foods Market Wellington features solo artist, Joseph Marcou. The public is invited to see his work currently on display and to attend a Meet The Artist Reception on Friday, November 4th. Whole Foods Market Wellington will provide delicious appetizers, wine and live music. In addition, there will be special door prizes. The Wellington Art Society requests a $5 per person donation to go toward their Scholarship Fund. His paintings will be on exhibit through December. Combining art food, wine and music is a wonderful way to begin your weekend!
WELLINGTON ART SOCIETY
Presents
A SOLO EXHIBITION
by
Joseph Marcou
PUBLIC RECEPTION:
Friday, November 4th
6:30 – 8:00 pm
Whole Foods Market Cafe
2635 SR7 Wellington, FL
561.904.4000
“Wildfire” by Joseph Marcou
Joseph Marcou was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. His mother was a teacher and a talented artist, so art was always a part of his life. He began drawing and making things at an early age. His parents died young and at 16 he moved to Mexico with his uncle who was a comptroller of a U.S. Commission. One night while at a concert he sketched the pianist. He showed it to his uncle’s friend, the artist Enrique Asunsolo, who realized his talent and suggested that Joe make art his career. This was his defining moment.
“Starlight Gardenia” by Joseph Marcou
Joe attended the Art School of New York State Tech, majoring in commercial art, now called graphic design. He served as Art Director at several design firms before becoming National Director over four International Paper Company package design studios. His last position was Revlon’s Director of Package Design.
“Golden Calla” by Joseph Marcou
He then opened Joseph Marcou Design Inc. which he ran for 33 years, specializing in package design, logo and trademark development, corporate brochures and annual reports. Some of his clients were Gorton’s of Gloucester, Johnson and Johnson, and Perillo Tours, to mention a few.
“Red Poppy” by Joseph Marcou
Throughout his long design career, Joe continued fine art painting for himself. When he finally retired from the corporate world , he was able to turn to the sheer enjoyment of creating art full time. He is particularly well known for his extraordinary floral paintings, capturing their essence with drama and unusual style. His paintings are in many private national and international collections. He has been represented by the Farnsworth Gallery and exhibits his work in many outdoor art fairs. Joe says he is inspired by the resilience of nature and what its limitless imagination and whimsy creates.
Wellington Art Society October 19th Meeting
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| White Rose by Deborah Bigeleisen |
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| Energy by Deborah Bigeleisen |
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| Serpentine by Deborah Bigeleisen |
Debbie earned her degree in textile design at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City and founded her own global print design company in Manhattan. After moving to Florida, she was eager to learn oil painting, “the medium of the Masters”. Early in her career, Deborah was represented by a local gallery where she painted beautiful roses using the techniques of the Dutch masters. Awed by the beauty, complexity and mystery of flowers, she continues to follow her passion.
Joint Artists Reception at City Hall and Wellington Community Center
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| Artist Lynn Doyal with her work |
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| Gallery Chairs Shirley Browne and Susan Mosely (on right) welcome guests |
On Tuesday, September 27 the Wellington Art Society welcomed guests to the brand new Wellington Community Center and to City Hall for a reception to preview the artwork of its many talented members. Visitors enjoyed the short walk between the two facilities to view the galleries. At each venue their were artists doing demonstrations.
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| Artist Relly Peckett with Steve Axelrod |
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| Photographer GG Gonzalez with her husband and mother |
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| Artist Andy Hollimon's Demonstration |
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| Artist Toni Willey's Demonstration |
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