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2001-2002 Programs

May to August: Summer Break
	September Lecture 3 p.m. Sunday, September 9, at Glade Gallery. Darcy Meeker discussed her sculptures. Her title, "Where Do They All Come From" refers to her stone and clay works, part of "Out of the Earth," on display and ending that day. -----A past president of BRAA, Meeker was a coordinator of the Gallery of Local Artists for 5 years.	Article (154k.pdf)
	October Lecture 3 pm Sunday, October 21-- Warren Corrado, Virginia Museum of Fine Art Artist, "Non-toxic Monotype Paintmaking" at Glade Gallery. AND Monday, October 22--Workshop with Blacksburg High School students View photos, info...
	November Program 7 pm Sunday, November 11: Greig Leach, Virgiinia Museum of Fine Art, Richmond Artist. "Creating Form with Color: Drawing with Oil Sticks" at Glade Gallery, AND Monday, November 12--Workshop by Greig Leach with Christiansburg High School students view photos, info...
	November Reception 3-5 pm Sunday, November 11-- Reception and Awards Presentation for "New River Art '01," Biennial regional juried art exhibition, Trudi Van Dyke, Juror. FACNRV, Pulaski
	January Program 3 pm, Sunday, January 20, Glade Gallery, 1600 Glade Road Painting with Pastels Ann Catlett
	February Program 3 pm Sunday, February 17 at the Police Station Meeting Room, 200 clay Street, Blacksburg Colors of South Africa Lisabeth Weisband
	March Program 3 pm, Sunday, March 17, Glade Gallery, 1600 Glade Road "Sacred Space/ The Making" Betty Branch, Roanoke sculptor
	April Program 3 pm, Sunday, April 21, Blacksburg Library High Schools Exhibit and Workshop Reports Students and Teachers Christiansburg High--Non-Toxic Monotypes Blacksburg High:Painting with Oil Sticks Three Days in March at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Richmond: Christiansburg High Students and Teacher Election of BRAA Officers

The BRAA sponsors regular programs from September through May. They are:

often related to special events such as Virginia Museum lectures, workshops, and performances
led by highly qualified artists/specialists fom across the United States.
free and open to the public and
freqnehty held the third Sunday of the month at 3:00 PM.

The "Annual Business Meeting" Program is held each April to elect officers and conduct necessary business.

Programs are scheduled in the summer for the following year. Program suggestions should be sent to the Program Chair, P.O. Box 525, Blacksburg, Virginia 24060.

"Because Blacksburg was one of the original 32 Affiliates of the Museum, ...( it has) ... first choice on the programs for the coming year before our other, newer partners." Jeffrey Allison, (pictured, top) VMFA, May 17, 2002.

Program information is available here, in local print media, member's email, BRAA newsletters, and reminder postcards. Last Minute schedule changes are announced by telephone, email and WVTF radio.

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