Monday, January 19, 2015


Come join us for our January planning meeting.
  
   January 31, 2015, 10 am -12 pm at Jane Pettit's house. 
Please bring snacks to share. Jane will provide coffee, tea, juice bagels and lox.
  
Please RSVP  Jane by January 28, 2015: janepettit1@verizon.net

For more information, check your email for The January News Blast!

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UPCOMING EVENTS

Lecture

“ART FROM WAR: Documenting Devastation / Realizing Restoration”
Thursday, January 22, 2015, 4:00 p.m. - new time
LJ-119, First floor, Thomas Jefferson Building (view map)
Veterans from the current wars in Iraq and Afghanistan have found the arts as an outlet for making sense of their war experiences. Military hospitals also use the arts as a therapeutic treatment for those wounded in combat. Larson Fellow Tara Tappert discusses how the two distinctly different artistic approaches to the experiences of war trauma–documentation and restoration–can be traced to the devastations of the First World War. During and after WWI, veterans throughout the world made artwork that conveyed their war experiences, while hospitals, social agencies, and individuals used the arts to help the crippled and disabled find ways to face the future–through mask making, plastic surgery, and occupational therapy.
Co-sponsored by the Veterans History Project and the Prints and Photographs Division
The John W. Kluge Center hosts lectures, book talks, panel discussions and symposia that highlight the work of scholars-in-residence.
Unless otherwise noted:
Events are free and open to the public. Reservations are not required.
Events take place inside the Library of Congress Thomas Jefferson Building. Get general map and directions. Allow time for routine security procedures.
http://www.loc.gov/loc/kluge/news/
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YOU ARE INVITED TO

TOPPERS & TUTUS: VALENTINE FUN !!!

CRAFTY EXTRAVAGANZA FOR A GOOD CAUSE

Please join us for the annual, wise and wonderful women's creative Valentine party!  Prepare to laugh, giggle and generally enjoy yourself!  
This year, in addition to making Valentines galore (for yourself, your dog, whoever) and fascinators (hats), 
tutus and head bands have been added, 
inspired by my newly arrived granddaughters Finnley and Olivia. 

 All materials and instruction provided! No experience needed!
Snacks and drinks! (Mimosas anyone?)
Girls of all ages welcome!

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 10-1
6601 BROXBURN DRIVE, BETHESDA

Crazy, outrageous, fun, silly Valentine’s attire encouraged!

RSVP TO JANE, JANEPETTIT1@VERIZON.NET
Let me know if you want to make a sew-less tutu & whether its for you or a little one so I have enough tutu tulle!

This is a fundraiser for the non-profit Glen Echo Park Partnership that brings wonderful art to our community and our lives.  A box will be put out for contributions, $35 suggested. 

Hope you can join us!  Jane

Monday, January 5, 2015


WCA/DC- JANUARY PLANNING MEETING
Hosted by Jane Pettit

January 31, 2015

More information coming soon.






AVAILABLE STUDIO SPACE-DOWNTOWN BETHESDA

Artist Studio Space is available for rent in the heart of vibrant downtown Bethesda, located at corner of Old Georgetown Rd and St Elmo with street parking and parking garage across the street. Eight artists share multiple rooms with two people per room. Access to the building is 24/7 365 days a year. We are conveniently located a few blocks from Bethesda Metro. Rent is only $201 per month (and that includes utilities) with two year commitment. Additional costs will total less than $100 for the year for insurance and end of year cleaning person. If your are interested, email me for more information and let's arrange a visit. Please, only artists should apply. 

Contact : 

Lesley Turner 
Lturner@diabetes.org mailto:Lturner@diabetes.org