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We are a group of artists who have made a great impact on
arts in the area and on each other. We share your love of art -
join us. We meet every Friday at Village V Hilltop Hall.
Visit to ask any question on art or to express your interest in
joining our Guild. Why not have your portrait
professionally done by several of our artists. All paintings
are free to you for posing an hour or so. See our poster ad in
the SUN for details. We are involved in all kinds of activities
during our get-togethers: paint-alongs, critiques, workshops
and demos by artists locally, nationally and internationally
known. The demos and workshops are either free or carry a
small fee. We have still-life setups on the second Friday of
each month. Books and videos from our instructional library
are yours to take home, study, and RETURN.
Our business meetings held every other month are about
various subjects: exhibits, shows, travel plans, annual picnic
and Christmas luncheon. The next business meeting is
January 27 at 10:00AM. The Crestwood Garden Club always
makes room for us on their bus trips and occasionally we
plan a spontaneous carpool trip to a local art museum or
event. Our Christmas luncheon was held at 3B’s Bistro in
Lakehurst on December 2; there were lots of laughs, good
food and holiday wishes. Thanks to Pat Johnson for putting
this fun time together.
The Guild’s paintings are on view in the library of Hilltop
Hall and other locations in the area. If you are a business
owner and would like our artwork enhancing your office or
store, contact us at Hilltop and we will arrange an ongoing or
one-time show. The Silent Auction at the Manchester
Library for the benefit of The Friends of the Library was a big
success. Edie Hindermann and Fran Reeve spearheaded the
second annual event. They are both retiring from the Art
Committee of the Friends and will be missed. Photos by
both Fran & Edie are shown in the Ocean First Bank 2012
Community Calendar. Edie’s “Winter Day” and Fran’s
“Walkway to the Sky” are two of the twelve lovely photos
showing the off-the-road, peaceful sides of life in the ocean
counties of New Jersey.
Alice Snyder brings her amazing sculptures to the Lacey
Library in February. Alice constructs her sculptures out of
every day objects AND not-so-everyday objects – you really
have to see this one – so creative! Mary Phillips has been
asked to exhibit her beautiful pastels in the main library in
Toms River in February. Reception details on both
February shows to follow. Mary will also be at the Point
Pleasant Library in August. Barbara Lunardi’s paintings are
on display in the Hilltop Village V clubhouse library.
Anthony Zaremba is involved in
“Sketchbook Project Tour 2012”. Similar to a concert tour
(but with sketchbooks), thousands will be exhibited at
galleries and museums across the United States, Canada,
England and Australia. After the tour the sketchbooks will
be entered into a permanent collection at the Brooklyn Art
Museum library where they will be available for public view.
Anthony’s sketchbook, with the theme “The Last of the
People I Know” can be previewed at http://anthonyzaremba.
com/UpcomingExhibitions.html. More information on the
tour can be found at http://www.arthousecoop.
com/projects/sketchbookproject.
Special exhibits and events at East Coast
museums are handled in a separate article.
Come to a Friday session –we have
applications and paperwork for exhibits,
contests, workshops, demonstrations and
classes at all local art guilds and
associations are available.
Check out CYBERGAFFER.ORG. Thanks
to Tom Mooney for maintaining
CYBERGAFFER which includes several of
your Crestwood clubs. You have to look
at this website! Tom has included links to
every imaginable art site. The Crestwood
Artists Guild also publishes its events on
the websites of Manchester Patch, “Out &
About”, in the Asbury Park Press calendar
section, the BANNER and all Micromedia
newspapers and “Hometown Happenings”
on WOBM radio.
Anita Schade
December 3, 2011
The Guild’s paintings are on view in the
library of Hilltop Hall
library of Hilltop Hall
If you are a business owner and would
like our artwork enhancing your office
or store, contact us at Hilltop and we
will arrange an ongoing or one-time
show. The Silent Auction at the
Manchester Library for the benefit of
The Friends of the Library was a big
success. Edie Hindermann and Fran
Reeve spearheaded the second annual
event. They are both retiring from the
Art Committee of the Friends and will
be missed. Photos by both Fran & Edie
are shown in the Ocean First Bank
2012 Community Calendar. Edie’s
“Winter Day” and Fran’s “Walkway to
the Sky” are two of the twelve lovely
photos showing the off-the-road,
peaceful sides of life in the ocean
counties of New Jersey.
We are a group of artists who have
made a great impact on arts in the area
and on each other. We share your love
of art - join us. We meet every Friday
at Village V Hilltop Hall. Visit to ask
any question on art or to express your
interest in joining our Guild. Why not
have your portrait professionally done
by several of our artists. All paintings
are free to you for posing an hour or
so. See our poster ad in the SUN for
details. We are involved in all kinds of
activities during our get-togethers:
paint-alongs, critiques, workshops and
demos by artists locally, nationally and
internationally known. The demos and
workshops are either free or carry a
small fee. We have still-life setups on
the second Friday of each month.
like our artwork enhancing your office
or store, contact us at Hilltop and we
will arrange an ongoing or one-time
show. The Silent Auction at the
Manchester Library for the benefit of
The Friends of the Library was a big
success. Edie Hindermann and Fran
Reeve spearheaded the second annual
event. They are both retiring from the
Art Committee of the Friends and will
be missed. Photos by both Fran & Edie
are shown in the Ocean First Bank
2012 Community Calendar. Edie’s
“Winter Day” and Fran’s “Walkway to
the Sky” are two of the twelve lovely
photos showing the off-the-road,
peaceful sides of life in the ocean
counties of New Jersey.
We are a group of artists who have
made a great impact on arts in the area
and on each other. We share your love
of art - join us. We meet every Friday
at Village V Hilltop Hall. Visit to ask
any question on art or to express your
interest in joining our Guild. Why not
have your portrait professionally done
by several of our artists. All paintings
are free to you for posing an hour or
so. See our poster ad in the SUN for
details. We are involved in all kinds of
activities during our get-togethers:
paint-alongs, critiques, workshops and
demos by artists locally, nationally and
internationally known. The demos and
workshops are either free or carry a
small fee. We have still-life setups on
the second Friday of each month.
| Guild Exhibits |
Books and videos from our
instructional library are yours to take
home, study, and RETURN.
Our business meetings held every
other month are about various subjects:
exhibits, shows, travel plans, annual
picnic and Christmas luncheon. The
next business meeting is January 27 at
10:00AM. The Crestwood Garden Club
always makes room for us on their bus
trips and occasionally we plan a
spontaneous carpool trip to a local art
museum or event. Our Christmas
luncheon was held at 3B’s Bistro in
Lakehurst on December 2; there were
lots of laughs, good food and holiday
wishes. Thanks to Pat Johnson for
putting this fun time together.
Alice Snyder brings her amazing
sculptures to the Lacey Library in
February. Alice constructs her
sculptures out of every day objects AND
not-so-everyday objects – you really
have to see this one – so creative!
Mary Phillips has been asked to
exhibit her beautiful pastels in the
main library in Toms River in
February. Reception details on both
February shows to follow. Mary will also
be at the Point Pleasant Library in
August. Barbara Lunardi’s paintings
are on display in the Hilltop Village V
clubhouse library.
instructional library are yours to take
home, study, and RETURN.
Our business meetings held every
other month are about various subjects:
exhibits, shows, travel plans, annual
picnic and Christmas luncheon. The
next business meeting is January 27 at
10:00AM. The Crestwood Garden Club
always makes room for us on their bus
trips and occasionally we plan a
spontaneous carpool trip to a local art
museum or event. Our Christmas
luncheon was held at 3B’s Bistro in
Lakehurst on December 2; there were
lots of laughs, good food and holiday
wishes. Thanks to Pat Johnson for
putting this fun time together.
Alice Snyder brings her amazing
sculptures to the Lacey Library in
February. Alice constructs her
sculptures out of every day objects AND
not-so-everyday objects – you really
have to see this one – so creative!
Mary Phillips has been asked to
exhibit her beautiful pastels in the
main library in Toms River in
February. Reception details on both
February shows to follow. Mary will also
be at the Point Pleasant Library in
August. Barbara Lunardi’s paintings
are on display in the Hilltop Village V
clubhouse library.
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ookproject.
Anthony Zaremba is involved in
“Sketchbook Project Tour 2012”.
Similar to a concert tour (but with
sketchbooks), thousands will be
exhibited at galleries and museums
across the United States, Canada,
England and Australia. After the tour
the sketchbooks will be entered into a
permanent collection at the Brooklyn
Art Museum library where they will be
available for public view. Anthony’s
sketchbook, with the theme “The Last
of the People I Know” can be previewed
by clicking HERE. More information
on the tour can be found HERE.
Special exhibits and events at East Coast
museums are handled in a separate
article. Come to a Friday session –we
have applications and paperwork for
exhibits, contests, workshops,
demonstrations and classes at all local
art guilds and associations are
available.
Check out CYBERGAFFER.ORG.
Thanks to Tom Mooney for maintaining
CYBERGAFFER which includes several
of your Crestwood clubs. You have to
look at this website! Tom has included
links to every imaginable art site. The
Crestwood Artists Guild also publishes
its events on the websites of
Manchester Patch, “Out & About”, in
the Asbury Park Press calendar section,
the BANNER and all Micromedia
newspapers and “Hometown
Happenings” on WOBM radio.
“Sketchbook Project Tour 2012”.
Similar to a concert tour (but with
sketchbooks), thousands will be
exhibited at galleries and museums
across the United States, Canada,
England and Australia. After the tour
the sketchbooks will be entered into a
permanent collection at the Brooklyn
Art Museum library where they will be
available for public view. Anthony’s
sketchbook, with the theme “The Last
of the People I Know” can be previewed
by clicking HERE. More information
on the tour can be found HERE.
Special exhibits and events at East Coast
museums are handled in a separate
article. Come to a Friday session –we
have applications and paperwork for
exhibits, contests, workshops,
demonstrations and classes at all local
art guilds and associations are
available.
Check out CYBERGAFFER.ORG.
Thanks to Tom Mooney for maintaining
CYBERGAFFER which includes several
of your Crestwood clubs. You have to
look at this website! Tom has included
links to every imaginable art site. The
Crestwood Artists Guild also publishes
its events on the websites of
Manchester Patch, “Out & About”, in
the Asbury Park Press calendar section,
the BANNER and all Micromedia
newspapers and “Hometown
Happenings” on WOBM radio.