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THE WORKSHOP was founded and chartered in 1957 by 5 artists to foster and encourage art and its appreciation. It is a non-profit, tax exempt corporation. MONTHLY MEETINGS are held at 7 P.M. the first Wednesday of every month from September through May in the second floor studio at 115 Canal Street, next to the Chamber of Commerce. The business meeting is followed by a lecture or demonstration by qualified artist and is open to the public. THE WORKSHOP STUDIO is used for on-going art classes, special workshops and self-directed study groups. THE GALLERY exhibits the artwork of members primarily, and is operated by volunteers from the Workshop.
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AS A MEMBER YOU WILL RECEIVE
A monthly activities
NEWSLETTER
An annual
MEMBERS DIRECTORY
- Opportunities to attend workshops, lectures and classes.
- Eligibility to enter annual members juried exhibitions, with awards in excess of $2000.
- Invitations to our special social events held several times a year.
- The privilege of exhibiting your art works in our gallery in monthly theme show.
- The chance to make new friends in the art community.
- Many opportunities to exchange ideas with other artists.
- Access to the Artists’ workshop extensive art library.
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HOW DO YOU JOIN US? Fill out the membership form provided at this site and send it to: ARTISTS’ WORKSHOP, INC. Annual dues (Sept 1 to Aug 31): $30.00 Family dues (2 members in one household): $40.00
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Please provide all information requested, to help us help you.
Your areas of interest in the arts are very important to us because we try to have classes & instructors available to meet the needs of all.
If you are a "winter visitor" in our area, your permanent address is important so we can send you advance notice of workshops and classes scheduled for the forth-coming Winter season.
Volunteering to serve on a committee or as an officer is a sure fire way to make new friends and to make the organization "your very own".
Did you know? New Smyrna is one of "the 100 Best Small Art Towns in America"
by Author John Villani