News About Appalachian Pastel Art
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APS 2009 Members' Juried Exhibition
Black Mountain Center For The Arts
Black Mountain, NC


"Memories"

See Exhibition Here

See APS 2008 Juried Exhibition Here

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Appalachian Pastel Society
Mission Statement

The purpose of the Appalachian Pastel Society is to provide and promote an awareness and appreciation of soft pastels through education, exhibition, and support throughout the Appalachian Region.

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Appalachian Pastel Society (APS) Newsletter

The APS Newsletter is published bi-monthly. You may expect to see these and other topics in all of our pastel art newsletters:

     • A summary of recent and upcoming pastel art events, and recognition of         individual contributions to the APS.
     • Member achievements, officer and committee reports.
     • A current officer roster.
     • Topics that members suggest, to make every issue a  publication of value.

As the official publication of the Appalachian Pastel Society (APS), the editor and staff work diligently with members to ensure that our pastel art publication is informative and represents the Appalachian Pastel Society and its members’ goals and accomplishments.

Member input is valued - please let us know if you have comments or suggestions to enhance future issues. Feel free to send an e-mail to editor@appalachian-pastel-society.org to share your thoughts.

To view a current issue of the Appalaachian Pastel Society (APS) Newsletter, click on the current month's issue link located in the left column on this page. You may also view past issues by clicking on the Newsletter Library link.

IAPS
International Association of
Pastel Societies Show

Competitions
and
Ehhibitions

At IAPS 2009
you will find:

       • Rich Learning
         Opportunities
       • Networking
             Possibilities
       • Hands on Experience
         with New Materials
       • Products that you
          may have never seen
       • Nostalgia

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