How to Make a Living Doing What you Love

The Business of Art and the Art of Business
How to Make a Living Doing What you Love

7PM March 27th at the Women’s Club in Pacific Palisades, CA Dania
Morris will share some of her artwork past and present, and will be
teaching from her course on passion based business building called
“How to Make a Living Doing What You Love”.
Her work includes photography, illustration, design, motion graphics,
interactive art, branding, marketing, and advertising design. Come
prepared to take notes as she takes you on her personal journey through life as an artist, musician, and entrepreneur, delivering
ideas, tools, and inspiration for generating income based on your passions. This presentation is sponsored by the Pacific Palisades Art
Association and is open to the public. Recommended for anyone interested in the arts, or in creating or enhancing their business
marketing. For more information visit www.daniamorris.com

The Malibu Art Association will be hanging their show on November 30,

and it will run until January 2, 2010, with a reception on December 5 from

3-5 p.m.

NOVEMBER MEETING

To backtrack for a moment, our October meeting, when we hosted the

Chamber of Commerce Mixer, was a great success. The Chamber members

seemed really to enjoy seeing the artworks, as well as eating the great food

offered by PPAA.  The room was full of people having a good time.

For our November meeting, on Tuesday, November 24, we will have a

model, so get out your easels, paints, charcoal, whatever—and enjoy a

productive evening with friends.  As usual, we meet at the Palisades

Woman’s Club, 901 Haverford Avenue, at 7 p.m.

LIBRARY GALLERY

Take-down for the show is on MONDAY, November 30, from 10-12. If you

don’t pick up your work, you pay $10 for each piece.

The Gallery is available in January and February. Call Terri Bromberg at

310-570-3418.

OTHER NEWS

Mark December 15-16 on your calendar to see the Santa Monica College art

show at the Barrett Gallery, 11th and Santa Monica Blvd. in Santa Monica’s

Performing Arts Center.

LEFT AT THE MIXER: a Blue Sky Meals cooler. Call Susan Coddington,

310-459-6423.

NEXT MEETING

There is no PPAA meeting in December. Happy Holidays!

Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, January 26, at the usual time and

place, and you will get a Bulletin to remind you. You will not want to miss

this meeting. Guaranteed.

PLANNING MEETING

Plan to be at the Planning Meeting on Saturday, January 9 at 10 a.m. at the

home of Susan Coddington, 310-459-6423 or suscodd@earthlink.net.

Artist’s Reception: Saturday, October 3rd, 2pm-4pm

Please visit the Lorraine Ginsburg’s website…

Saturday, July 18 10am to 5pm

Students will work on a canvas.
$125
RSVP 310 927-2436

To learn more about the artist, please visit her website.

Please visit her most recent live interview.

Here’s a link to Rebecca’s website to see more of her paintings.

The winners for Painting on canvas are First Place, Susanne O’Gara “A day at the beach”, Second Place, Hannah Spitz, “Reflection”, Third Place, Valerie Freeman, “Nasturtiums”.  Painting under glass First Place, Linda Damon “These Boots were made for working”, Second Place, June H. Phellps, “Blue Vase with Camellias and Fruit, Third Place, Susan Coddington, “Courtyard:Santa Monica Library”, Honorable Mention, Ellen Travis, “A rose is a rose” and Honorable Mention, Marilyn Hamilton, “Smudge”.  Sculpture, First Place, Terri Bromberg, “Frogs in Leaves”.  Here are a few photos from the Artist Reception…

First Place Painting on canvas, by Susanne O'Gara, "A Day at the Beach"

Third Place Painting on canvas by Valerie Freeman, "Nasturtiums".

First Place Painting Under Glass, Linda Damon, "These Boots Were Made for Working"

Honorable Mention, Painting under glass, Ellen Travis "A Rose is a Rose"

First Place Sculpture, Terri Bromberg, "Frogs in Leaves"