Tuesday, February 26, 2013
West Boylston once again makes the Central Mass. Youth Art Month Exhibit happen!
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Our portraits arrive in Vietnam
The Memory Project has sent us a short video chronicling the delivery of the portraits created for orphans by both our students and students from other art programs. Enjoy!
http://www.memoryproject.org/
http://www.memoryproject.org/
Monday, February 4, 2013
Scholarship opportunity for anyone continuing studies in the Visual Arts
Attention Seniors - Scholarship opportunity for anyone continuing studies in the Visual Arts
Please don't miss the deadline to apply for the Emily and Leo Boosahda scholarship. See me for details as soon as possible if you need more information or check on the WBAF web page.
The West Boylston Arts Foundation has established the Emily & Leo Boosahda Visual Arts Scholarship to honor the lifelong commitment, love, and passion for art that infused the lives of Emily and Leo Boosahda. Mrs. Boosahda touched the lives of countless students as an art teacher in the West Boylston schools for over 20 years. She also conducted numerous workshops, exhibitions, and classes in her studio for West Boylston residents of all ages. Her husband, Leo, not only supported Emily’s work, but was involved in art festivals and community events throughout his life. The scholarship will continue Mr. & Mrs. Boosahda’s legacy by assisting students from West Boylston that plan on continuing their education in the visual arts.
The West Boylston Arts Foundation will award one $500 scholarship to a new student each year. To qualify, a student must be accepted as a visual art major at an accredited college, university, or art school. Visual arts may include drawing/illustration, painting, sculpture, and graphic design.
Requirements:
1. The applicant must be a senior graduating from West Boylston High School.
2. The applicant must be able to show acceptance into an accredited four (4) year college or university program, or college equivalency program (e.g. the Boston MFA School of Art), for the study of visual arts.
Application Procedure:
A copy of the completed application signed by the student and parent must be submitted to WBAF, Attn: Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 132 West Boylston, MA 01583 or emailed to arts@wbaf.org
All complete application packages must include the application form,
recommendations, college acceptance letter into a visual arts program, and
photos of artwork.
Award Procedure:
The West Boylston Arts Foundation Scholarship Committee, comprised of
WBAF directors and members of the Boosahda family, will award the
scholarship, based on evaluation of applicants’ application package. All
decisions are final.
Please don't miss the deadline to apply for the Emily and Leo Boosahda scholarship. See me for details as soon as possible if you need more information or check on the WBAF web page.
The West Boylston Arts Foundation has established the Emily & Leo Boosahda Visual Arts Scholarship to honor the lifelong commitment, love, and passion for art that infused the lives of Emily and Leo Boosahda. Mrs. Boosahda touched the lives of countless students as an art teacher in the West Boylston schools for over 20 years. She also conducted numerous workshops, exhibitions, and classes in her studio for West Boylston residents of all ages. Her husband, Leo, not only supported Emily’s work, but was involved in art festivals and community events throughout his life. The scholarship will continue Mr. & Mrs. Boosahda’s legacy by assisting students from West Boylston that plan on continuing their education in the visual arts.
The West Boylston Arts Foundation will award one $500 scholarship to a new student each year. To qualify, a student must be accepted as a visual art major at an accredited college, university, or art school. Visual arts may include drawing/illustration, painting, sculpture, and graphic design.
Requirements:
1. The applicant must be a senior graduating from West Boylston High School.
2. The applicant must be able to show acceptance into an accredited four (4) year college or university program, or college equivalency program (e.g. the Boston MFA School of Art), for the study of visual arts.
Application Procedure:
A copy of the completed application signed by the student and parent must be submitted to WBAF, Attn: Scholarship Committee, P.O. Box 132 West Boylston, MA 01583 or emailed to arts@wbaf.org
All complete application packages must include the application form,
recommendations, college acceptance letter into a visual arts program, and
photos of artwork.
Award Procedure:
The West Boylston Arts Foundation Scholarship Committee, comprised of
WBAF directors and members of the Boosahda family, will award the
scholarship, based on evaluation of applicants’ application package. All
decisions are final.
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