Donation of “Oregon Coast Bridges” books

by Susan Pozdena | Jun 8, 2024 | Member Announcements, Newsletter Content

Copies of a wonderful; book “Oregon Coast Bridges” has been donated to the Gallery. Cost per book is $10 with all proceeds going to support the Gallery. The book is 8 x 12 inches in black and white. The author is Ray Allen  (deceased) with photographs by James...

Seeking VGA Treasurer

by Susan Pozdena | Jun 8, 2024 | Member Announcements, Newsletter Content

VGA Executive Board elections will fast be upon on us come fall. Our current Treasurer must leave at the end of December, 2024. This job is critically important to the success of the Gallery. The Treasurer is supported by two other members: a Cashier, and an Auditor....

Instructors needed

by Susan Pozdena | Jun 7, 2024 | Member Announcements, Newsletter Content

Instructors Needed Did you know that the Village Gallery of Arts was incorporated as a teaching gallery in 1963?  Did you know that prior to COVID, classes were a major revenue stream for us?  Do you have skills to share or know someone who does?  One does not have to...

Thank you, Donors! We’re almost there!

by Susan Pozdena | Jun 5, 2024 | Newsletter Content

 Look how far we have gone to meet our annual goal! $8,475! Save the date!  June 20, 3-5 for our Donor Recognition event.  To see a list of these amazing supporters of the gallery go to https://villagegalleryarts.org/2024-donors/ It’s not too late...

Membership Corner from Jean Yarger, Membership Secretary

by Susan Pozdena | May 13, 2024 | Member Announcements, Newsletter Content

Vicki Szukalla Vicki Szukalla, our most recent member, was referred to VGA by Cynthia Jeffrey. A retired school counselor and floral designer, Vicki focuses on oil, gouache, watercolor and jewelry. She is looking forward to representing the Gallery as a Gallery...

June Big and Bold by Leah Jay

by Susan Pozdena | May 8, 2024 | Member Announcements, Newsletter Content

“Tanglewood”, Acrylic, 36″ x 36 It’s a white egret taking off with a giant oak as a backdrop.  White egrets and big oak trees were always things I’d yell “stop the car!” when passing, so I could get a better...