RAA MEMBER ARTISTS: “ABSTRACTS” On display through June 7, 2022
Next New exhibit 6-11 TO 7-28-22 Theme: ON THE BEACH.. Must be in our genes ~ almost everyone loves the beach! Splash in the waves, bask in the sun, revel in the marine life, take in the awesome scenery. Whatever is your beachy vibe – share it with us!
Due to the ongoing COVID situation, we are still allowing only 10 artists at a time to bring in your art, so we’re continuing the appointment schedule. No walk-ins. You need to make an appointment for a time slot. Call 1-909-792-8435.
TAKE-IN / TAKE-DOWN IS:
Wednesday, June 8 for jewelry artists from 11:30 am to 4:30 pm.
Thursday, June 9 for table-top and wall art artists from 1 to 4 pm.
Friday, June 10 for table-top and wall art artists from 9:15 am to 6 pm.
Take-down your art from the last show will be done on your same appointment. If you are just picking up your art, you still have to make an appointment.
Regular fees apply. No docent time is required. 30% commission.
For all artists bringing in art, the inventory form must be completed before you arrive. No tables inside the gallery for filling in forms. Download the inventory form HERE or from the RAA web-site, www.redlands-art.org. (Click on Join RAA, select Forms for Members from the drop down menu and click on Inventory Form).
This form is typeable… just start filling in the blanks and then print it out. Make 2 copies: one for you, one for us. Complete the few blanks that didn’t fill in and sign it before you come in. If you can’t download the form, stop in the gallery to pick up some forms.
Each piece must have your artist ID label: Name, Phone, Title, Price. Tape your business card or something on the back, upper right hand corner. For your protection, your artist ID should be on ALL your art, ALL the time. Jewelers – your ID tag must have your name, an inventory number, and the price.
Inspect your art. We will not accept damaged frames, dirty mats, chipped or cracked pieces, or sawtooth hangers (must have wire to hang).
JULY 27-28-29 Take-in after that. Theme: Black/White/Red.
SEPT 7 – 8 -9. Theme: International Flair
Stuck, co-founder of the Redlands Historical Museum Association, has specialized over the past 40 years in quilts depicting Redlands, 
and will be emphasizing artistic choices when designing quilts. All her quilts are hand-pieced and most are hand-quilted. Her two favorite quilts depict a bookcase with shelves filled with Redlands-titled books, and her "Those Who Made a Difference in Redlands" quilt of 218 signatures gathered in 1995 (historically important now that more than 90 of the signers are deceased) each having written how they wanted to be remembered in one hundred years. She says, “One quilt I made for my husband, Monte, showing his military career and medals (and they are colorful!) Probably the most artistic of any of my quilts -- made completely of leftovers (and titled that). Turned out to be a challenge and fun, and based on Monte's layout-design.”
Art in Public Places: "Interiorem Pulchritudinem" (Latin for Inner Beauty). Installed on the corner of Vine & Cajon Streets, Civic Center side.
Using a torch, she "paints" the copper sheet creating colorful abstract images then cutting the sheet into her jewelry pieces. She also guides her flame to make representational images on the sheet.
