

Traditional & Contemporary Watermedia





MONTHLY MEETINGS:
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3rd Monday of each month
(Exception - January is one week later
due to the MLK holiday.)
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6:30 to 7:00pm - Artwork Critique's w/ Ann Winchester
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7-7:15pm - General meeting with announcements and introductions of newcomers
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7:15pm - Introduction of guest artist and demonstration begins
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8:00pm - Break for refreshments and view and vote on "Painting of the Month"
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8:15 - Guest artist continues demo
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8:45 - "Painting of the Month" winners are announced
DONATIONS OF SNACKS, SOFT DRINKS, BAKED GOODS WELCOMED.
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Meetings
2026 Artist Demos
JAN 26 - Bev Boren
FEB 16 - Jennifer Gillen
MAR 16 - Ron Crouch
APR 20 - Monica Austin
MAY 18 - Ken Call (Juror & Workshop)
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JUNE , JULY , AUGUST - No Meetings - Summer Break
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SEPT 21 - TBD (Juror & Workshop)
OCT 19 - Brenda Driggers
NOV 16 - Cheryle Chapline
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All meetings begin at 7:00 PM
Artwork Critiques begin at 6:30 PM
All SWA meetings are held at
The University of North Texas
Health Science Center
Everett Hall
3500 Camp Bowie Blvd. (Parking Lot 6)
Fort Worth, Texas
(Across from the Amon Carter Museum)
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To see a map to the meeting location, click here.
NEXT MEETING - January 26


Demo Artist
Bev Boren
Bev Boren was born and raised in Texas and now resides in Trophy Club, Texas with her husband Ben. She is a signature member of the Outdoor Painters Society and the Southwestern Watercolor Society. She is also a member of the Oil Painters of America, American Impressionist Society, and American Watercolor Society.
Her work is primarily the result of her need to paint. Inspiration can come at any time and in any place. She is not confined to one subject area. She loves to paint a variety of subject matter as well as working in various mediums. Bev's paintings are created with things that capture her eye whether it's a still life, landscape, or capturing a person's personality. Painting is her way of connecting with the world and the people around her and sharing those experiences along the way.
In her words "Trying to describe or explain my efforts at painting or drawing seems like a futile effort. After all, I want my work to express itself without the necessity of words. My best hope is that my work will stand simply on it's own, and find a connection with viewers where words fail".


