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09-01-2006, 09:43 PM
Corrales Society of Artists Opens Membership Beyond Corrales
Corrales, New Mexico, August 2006: By popular demand, the Corrales Society of Artists and ART IN THE PARK are pleased to announce that they are opening up their membership to non-Corrales resident artists. "We were so pleased with our first season in 2005 and now we're having a tremendously successful 2006 season at ART IN THE PARK", says CSA's membership director Patricia Massingill. "At each show we've had more and more visitors who are artists but who don't live in the Village of Corrales ask us if they could be members and exhibit their works of art. We really feel that the more artists we have, the more successful our shows will become. This is the perfect venue for the public to enjoy the creative works of some of New Mexico's finest artists".
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ART IN THE PARK is cosponsored by the Corrales Department of Parks and Recreation and the Corrales Society of Artists. Colorful booths offering fine art, photography, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, gourds, stone and iron work, fiber arts and crafts plus live music from the bandstand lure many to the shady LaEntrada Park, adjacent to the library just off Corrales Road, in the heart of the Village of Corrales, a few miles northwest of Albuquerque.
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This years remaining shows will be held September 17th and October 15th (the third Sunday of the month). Show hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission and parking are free.
For an application and further details call the CSA membership committee at 892-2398. Visit the CSA website at www.corralesartists.org (http://www.corralesartists.org/).
Corrales, New Mexico, August 2006: By popular demand, the Corrales Society of Artists and ART IN THE PARK are pleased to announce that they are opening up their membership to non-Corrales resident artists. "We were so pleased with our first season in 2005 and now we're having a tremendously successful 2006 season at ART IN THE PARK", says CSA's membership director Patricia Massingill. "At each show we've had more and more visitors who are artists but who don't live in the Village of Corrales ask us if they could be members and exhibit their works of art. We really feel that the more artists we have, the more successful our shows will become. This is the perfect venue for the public to enjoy the creative works of some of New Mexico's finest artists".
http://sonewmex.com/images/corrales_art_park_hacienda.jpg
ART IN THE PARK is cosponsored by the Corrales Department of Parks and Recreation and the Corrales Society of Artists. Colorful booths offering fine art, photography, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, gourds, stone and iron work, fiber arts and crafts plus live music from the bandstand lure many to the shady LaEntrada Park, adjacent to the library just off Corrales Road, in the heart of the Village of Corrales, a few miles northwest of Albuquerque.
http://sonewmex.com/images/corrales_art_park_ogre.jpg
This years remaining shows will be held September 17th and October 15th (the third Sunday of the month). Show hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission and parking are free.
For an application and further details call the CSA membership committee at 892-2398. Visit the CSA website at www.corralesartists.org (http://www.corralesartists.org/).