Local art group names its artists of the month

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Rebecca Glasgow was named Weatherford Art Association’s first place Artist of the Month for February. Courtesy
John Stout was named Weatherford Art Association’s second place Artist of the Month for February. Courtesy
Linda Whitehouse was Weatherford Art Association's third place Artist of the Month. Courtesy
Guest demonstration artist for the month was international acclaimed watercolorist Tina Bohlman. Courtesy
Guest artist Tina Bohlman created a demonstration painting that was raffled and won by Carroll Richardson. Courtesy

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March 1, 2013

Local art group names its artists of the month

Anonymous Weatherford Democrat The Weatherford Democrat Fri Mar 01, 2013, 09:30 AM CST

The Weatherford Art Association recently announced its three Artists of the Month for February.

First place was awarded to Rebecca Glasgow for her oil painting titled, “Pots and Bowls.” Her painting will be on display at First Financial Bank on the Weatherford Square through March.

Second place was awarded to John Stout for his painting called, “Here’s Looking At You.” His painting will be on display at the Fort Worth Community Credit Union throughout March.

Third place was awarded to Linda Whitehouse for her oil painting titled, “Desert Willow.” Her painting will hang at First National Bank on Palo Pinto Street until the end of March.

Guest demonstration artist was international acclaimed watercolorist Tina Bohlman. Bohlman donated her demonstration painting to a raffle for WAA, which was won by Carroll Richardson.

Bohlman will host a “Basics Watercolor Technique” three-day workshop at the Firehouse Gallery on March 8-10. Contact Stout at 817-597-9282 for registration and a materials list.

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