THE BUZZ IS STILL BREWING
Plein Air–Easton! 2013 was off the charts! A month after artists departed Easton, they are still talking, blogging & posting about the event. Read about the experience from a first-hand perspective . . .
Check out the Collector's Party hosted at the Academy of the Art's festival!!!
All of us at Plein Air-Easton! thank the community for it's support and welcoming of our artists!
This video shows off the beauty of another Eastern Shore Estate and officially kicks off Plein Air-Easton! 2013.
Here is a glimpse of our day on Tilghman Island. Thanks again to The Tilghman Watermen’s Museum, Harrison’s Chesapeake House and Talbot County’s Department of Tourism.
Plein Air-Easton! is seeking highly motivated and friendly volunteers. Volunteer tasks include staging events, moving tables, hanging paintings, answering questions about the festival at the information center, greeting visitors at the Academy Art Museum, escorting people through the art library at the Academy Art Museum, data entry, and cashiering. Other volunteers will comprise street teams that help with the Saturday Quick Draw and the new Plein Air–Easton! The Next Generation programming on Sunday.
What's that you say you want to learn more about being a particpating artist at Plein Air-Easton! Find out what our resident expert has to say!
The deadline to apply to the Plein Air–Easton! Out of the Box Exhibition & Sale is Friday, May 24. Out of the Box will be held on Saturday, July 20 and Sunday, July 21, 2013, during the Plein Air–Easton! Competition & Arts Festival, which takes place July 15-21, 2013.
The competition artists for the 9th Annual Plein Air–Easton! Competition & Arts Festival have been announced. During this weeklong mega artfest, scores of painters descend on Easton and Talbot County, bringing with them an up-close-and-personal look at the excitement and spontaneity that surrounds art created en plein air (French for “in the open air”). The event has consistently boasted brisk art sales and Plein Air–Easton! continues to be the hottest art sale of the year in the Mid-Atlantic region and well beyond.
