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Archived Media Arts Council Blog Postings August 2009 - July 2011
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
The Gift of Art this Season
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Holiday Cheer at Media's 2nd Saturday!
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Saturday, November 27, 2010
Join Us...Support the Arts in Media
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Pre-Season Merriment at Media's 2nd Saturday - November 13, 2010
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Media Arts Council | 301 N. Jackson St. | Media | PA | 19063 D o n a t e |
Monday, November 8, 2010
Bryn Mawr Trust Window Gallery - November 2010

Hometown Collective in the Bryn Mawr Trust Window Gallery
The Hometown Collective is a group of artists who have been working together for 15 years. Their major show and sale is at Providence Monthly Meeting on December 4th.
Seeking to illustrate her own artist book, Sara Forster discovered that cutting and pasting colored paper pieces gave her the materials to create collage images that were splashy and spontaneous.
Lesley Nelson’s art quilt designs incorporate strong structure and luscious color choices obviously influenced from her exposure to high fashion fabrics and furniture by her architect-father.
Nature is a profound source of inspiration for Sandra Webberking and her metal sculpture. The woods have been a treasure trove for her imaginative whimsical creatures that she re-incarnates from waste metal found in Amish farm equipment yards.
Book artist, Sarah Bourne, writes, illustrates and creates charming story books, and crafts beautiful hand-bound journals. Using her inspired imagination she has re-introduced the “flip book” with genuine humor.
Award-winning Dorothy Flanagan’s paintings are inspired by color and light grounded in reality. She works in watercolor and collage, influenced by her journeys to Italy, Kenya, Greece and the American southwest.
Heidi Hammel uses her creative imagination to produce one-of-a-kind wearable fiber from reclaimed wool, silk, cotton and polar-fleece. Along with warm and comfortable mittens, hats and handbags, come see her new “tie bags”.
Inspired by the color in nature, basket maker Bette McCarron hand dyes reed to produce her own color palette and paints with the dyes to create unusual color blends on the same reed. With the many variables of reed size, color, pattern design and shape, every basket is a unique creation.
Lorri Primavera’s jewelry designs combine precious and semi-precious stones with sterling silver. Continually adding new creations, she believes in “less is more” and her juxtaposition of color and forms give her work a quirky beauty and diversity.
Chris Starry uses her hand-dyed yarns of tencel, silk, and bamboo and recently learned techniques has woven exciting, elegant scarves and shawls. She also creates Temari balls, an ancient Japanese craft with designs woven and stitched onto a ball.
Doug Starry uses traditional Shaker’s technique of no glue and using only four nails for rocking chairs. The combination of the woods he harvests from his own property and his high level of craftsmanship transforms each piece into a cherished functional object of furniture.
Elaine White has been making classically shaped wheel-thrown pottery for over 20 years. Textured and recessed designs invite and encourage the viewer to reach out and touch these beautiful and useful items.
Exciting! Creative! Fun! The Hometown Collective’s 15th Annual Show will be on Saturday, December 4 from 10:00 am - 5:00 pm at the historic Providence Friends Meetinghouse at 105 North Providence Road, Media, PA.
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Countdown to Bastille Day! 10 days

Our Bastille Day celebration is just 10 days away, and we have some exciting activities for the young and young-at-heart. Bastille Day has always been a family-friendly, community event, and so we're lining up activities that kids will love. Face-painting by Pink Zebra Face Painting, necklace-making with artist Jolie Shamlian, Enchanted Halo crafts with Tyler Arboretum,tie-dying with the Community Arts Center (Please feel free to bring an item to tie dye--kids' t-shirts will be supplied while supplies last)! Not to mention a dog show by the SPCA and all the live music and performances that will have your kids dancing in the street! Saturday, July 10, in downtown Media...tell your friends!
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Countdown to Bastille Day!

There are 18 days left until Media's Bastille Day celebration, and we're pleased to announce the Honorary Chairman for Bastille Day, Mr. Gary Perecko, President of Riddle Hospital. Mr. Perecko has a long history of involvement in civic organizations, in addition to his successful career in healthcare in the area. M.A.C. is honored to have him be a part of our Bastille Day celebration!
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Countdown to Bastille Day!

Bastille Day is 20 days away! Mark your calendar for Saturday, July 10, because you're in for an exciting performance by The Loose Marbles! This jazz band from New Orleans has gained quite a following, playing old-time jazz and ragtime music with a youthful energy that gets their audience on their feet. Wear your dancing shoes, and experience this exciting band on State Street during the arts-filled Bastille Day celebration.
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Cool Jazz for a Hot Night

The M.A.C. Summer Solstice party will feature jazz guitarist Tony Hughes, who "has been praised for his artistic approach to the guitar. Masterful chord melody technique comes together with a sophisticated yet accessible style that is truly his own."
Come enjoy the music as well as our Tuscan inspired buffet dinner, a silent auction of artwork, and a chance to mingle with artists, community leaders, friends and neighbors.
June 19, 6-9PM
Borough Hall Mansion
301 N. Jackson St.
Media, PA 19063
Tickets are still available (but going fast!) for $30 in advance, $35 at the door.
Tickets may be purchased at:
Birthmark - 107 S. Monroe St.
Earth & State - 23 W. State St.
Coffee Club - 214 W. State St.
All proceeds support M.A.C. community arts activities.
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Countdown to Bastille Day!
Monday, May 24, 2010
You're Invited...

Please join us for our Summer Solstice Party, celebrating the sun and local arts. Saturday, June 19th, in Borough Hall Mansion, 301 N. Jackson St., Media.
This fun evening event will feature live music, a silent auction including original artwork from local artists, a buffet dinner, and wine and beer. All proceeds will support more arts events and activities in Media!
Tickets are $30 in advance, $35 at the door.
Tickets may be purchased at:
Birthmark - 107 S. Monroe St.
Earth & State - 23 W. State St.
Coffee Club - 214 W. State St.
We hope to see you there!
Monday, April 26, 2010
M.A.C. and the Delaware County Daily Times
Friday, January 1, 2010
Video Recap Artists' Toast New Year's Eve, Media PA



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