Working Artists Forum
Creating Art of Maryland’s Eastern Shore
March 20–May 22, 2021
Working Artists Forum (WAF) is a juried organization of artists from diverse professions and geographic locations who meet monthly at the Academy Art Museum in Easton, Maryland, for demonstrations, group critiques, and lively discussion. From 13 original members at its founding in 1979, the organization has grown to 102 members today. WAF members actively exhibit their work on the Eastern Shore, Western Shore, and throughout Maryland and they have pieces in private and corporate collections throughout the United States and abroad.
In this exhibition, members of WAF use watercolor, acrylic, oil, printmaking, and mixed media to share the beauty of life on the Eastern Shore.
Banner: detail of Oak Creek Glow by Kathy Kopec
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