EVENTS
Reception “Winds of Change” Participating artists include WAS members Astrid Mora and Garrett Jay
Participating artists include WAS Members Astrid Mora and Garrett Jay
RECEPTION - A HARD LINE - Participating WAS Artist Elaine Weber
“A Hard Line” Adhering rigidly to a; is a collective art exhibition that explores the concepts of an uncompromising and unyielding opinion or position, whether serious or humorous, from societal structures or social behavior to personal dogma or theory.
The exhibition focuses on artists’ interpretations of these severe decisions on self and the challenges for individuals embracing the process of refusal to compromise their lives at the core and, subsequently, the world around them.
“A Hard Line” stimulates us to question our notions of certainty and conviction.
Papier-Mâché Halloween Cat and Pumpkin Sculpture workshop - by WAS Artist Cynthia George
Dive into creativity with a unique Papier-Mâché Halloween Cat and Pumpkin Sculpture 3-hour workshop led by artist Cynthia George.
WATERCOLOR FOR BEGINNERS - ART CLASS by Susan Oakes (Session 1)
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MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER EVAN SNOW
Evan Snow is helping South Florida artists stay local by creating affordable studio spaces
KIDS CANCER FOUNDATION 5K - JOIN THE WAS WOWS TEAM
The Wellington Art Society has a walking team called the WAS Wows for the KFC Annual 5k and Fall Festival. Follow the link above (see button) and register! We look forward to seeing you there!
WATERCOLOR FOR BEGINNERS - ART CLASS by Susan Oakes (Session 2)
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MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER PALOMA EDEN
“At the core of my artistic expression lies a passion for connection, curiosity, and a hunger to explore human emotions and our existence. Diverse mediums allow me to authentically convey different emotions, messages, and aspects of my creative vision, which seeks to unravel the depths of our emotional landscape and give form to intricate complexities of the human soul. I enjoy creating portraits that reveal subjects in their rawness, to tell stories of triumph, resilience, and the beauty that lies within vulnerability.
Inspired by the vastness and depth of the physical world, my art navigates between realism and abstraction. Galaxies and abstract motifs frequently emerge in my paintings and serve as devotion to the Divine.
Passionate about preserving the art of penmanship, the elegance of calligraphy allows me to connect with others and encourage individuals along their journeys through the beauty of words.
What draws me to create art is the desire to connect deeply with others. I aspire to ignite a spark in others, offering hope and encouragement to pursue their unique passions, dreams, and callings.
Today, as an artist, I am pursuing my dream of devoting myself and becoming fully involvedin art and its community through painting, calligraphy and Flamenco.” Paloma Eden
SOLO SHOW #3 CHARLES MOSES
Canadian Geese
Charles was born in West Palm Beach, Florida and currently resides in Loxahatchee, Florida.
He was educated in the Palm Beach County school system and achieved a degree in Business Administration from Northwood University.
His passion for art started early with a painting for his mom. Encouraged by her, he painted through school, gaining recognition from teachers. His art skills are largely self-taught.
Unable to pursue art full-time, he started his career in IT in 1971, which took him and his family to the northeast. This experience influences his art today, featuring fall landscapes and lighthouses.
After retiring from the corporate world, he focused on art, experimenting with landscapes, seascapes, and portraits. He primarily works with oil on canvas and enjoys having music in the background while creating his art.
Charles is a member of the Wellington Art Society and The Cultural Council of PBC Florida, where he studies and learns new art techniques. He also volunteers with Arts for Smiles to bring joy to kids in Palm Beach County.
He endeavors to integrate the theme of "See the Music" into all his projects.
When not painting, Charles spends time with family and friends and travels as much as possible.
MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER BRUCE HELANDER
City Link magazine called Bruce Helander “Arguably the most recognized and successful collage artist in the country…” and Kenworth Moffett, the former director of the Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, said in Gold Coast magazine that “If there was a Pulitzer Prize for collage, Helander would surely win it.”
DREAMSCAPES RECEPTION
Awards, Docent Tours, Door Prizes, Boutique Items, Refreshments,
Guest Judge: Jerilyn Brown
MONTHLY MEETING - FEATURED SPEAKER, KRISTEN MYERS
Her work centers on the Divine Feminine and the animal realm, drawing from the seen and unseen realms - both symbolic and emotional - to explore themes of strength, transformation, and truth felt rather than taught.
ART RECEPTION AND SALE
Meet the artists, enjoy refreshments, raffle drawings, and much more!
EXQUISITE EXHIBITION
Art Reception and Sale July 29, 2025 from 5:00PM to 7PM at the Wellington Community Center located at 12150 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414.
