We had a good meeting last Thursday and appreciate all who came and especially all who came and brought treats. We also had excellent music provided by students from Dreher High School.
Attorney Todd Serbin gave the presentation at the meeting. It was very informative. Also, the Copyright Office link for circulars he referenced is https://www.copyright.gov/circs/.
Other items
Treasurer’s report: $11,900 bank balance, 61 members. JJ Burton will contact those 19 who have not renewed. We “broke even” on the collaboration project with the Brookland Lakeview post project for the walk/ride demonstration.
Roy Paschal described the process of development and delivery of the posts and showed a video he made of the artists at work. Thanks to David Phillips and Roy for developing the “bucket and PVC poles” and to Roy, Eunhee Paschal, Sandra Courie, JJ Burton, Karen Jamrose, Trudy Dyer, Pete Holland, and Renea Eshleman for designing and painting the posts. We think they exceeded our expectations!
The April meeting will be the reception for the Still Hopes show. The newsletter includes the prospectus but if you need a copy, please contact Renea Eshleman at reshleman@sc.rr.com. It will also be posted on the website.
Dates and specifics for rotations are also included in the newsletter. Thanks to Skip Willits for taking on facilitating rotations at two Best Mattress stores. Ann Anrrich already sold a piece at West Columbia!
The April 10 gel printing workshop is filling fast and is limited to ten students. You have to pay to reserve. $25 to cayceartsguild@gmail.com or send a check to
CAG
PO Box 5557
West Columbia, SC 29171
Particulars are also in the newsletter.
Be sure to “like” Cayce Arts Guild’s Facebook page! It’s a great way to stay “in the know.” Go create something beautiful.
Renea Eshleman,
President