Will you be at The Episcopal Church General
Convention (from July 8 through 17, 2009) in Anaheim, CA? If
so, there will be several options for art/artist participation
at ECVA's Booth (# 814).
You might be interested in displaying a
piece of your work at the ECVA Booth. If so, you may hand-
deliver it to the booth (sorry, no shipping arrangements are
available).
Perhaps you might like to serve
as Artist-In-Residence at ECVA's Booth for a
meet-and-greet-
the-artist event (between 1:00 and 3:00 p.m.). It's always
enlightening to meet the artist behind the
art. Socialize, network, and inform, all in one delightful
afternoon.
Or you may wish to be present in the
ECVA Booth for 2 to 5 hours during the convention floor hours
and serve as docent for the art displayed at the booth, as
well as for The Artists Registry which will be open for
registration at the booth.
In addition to the opportunities above,
there will be an artist and art lovers/supporters gathering on
Saturday, July 11, 2009 at the ECVA Booth. This event will
introduce you to other artists as well as members of the ECVA
Board of Directors.
Mel Ahlborn, ECVA President, and Producer of
The Ubuntu Reredos (the digital altarpiece created for the
76th General Convention of The Episcopal Church) will be there
to describe the Reredos, her process, and how it might open
doors to a new, more vibrant, spiritual perception.
No
matter where your interest lies, if you are going to be at the
convention, plan to visit ECVA's Booth (# 814) and see
first-hand the array of art displayed and meet with artists
daily. If you are a member of The Artists Registry, meet other
members. If you are not yet a member, sign up at the booth. We
are planning a delightful in-booth art experience for you.
