thanks for listening!
to listen to Whidbey Air (Whidbey Island's on-line public radio), chick here
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Monday, April 22, 2013
Listen to Whidbey Air
Today I had a live interview introducing Coupeville celebrates the
Art of the Boat to the listeners of Isle of the Arts, hosted by Mary Rose Anderson and Annie Zeller Horton on Whidbey Air, KWPA Whidbey Island Community Radio. This interview will be rebroadcast at the following times, I hope you can catch it. Tues–9am/Wed–4am/Thurs–3pm/Fri–5am/Sat–9am/Sun–12pm/Mon– 5am
thanks for listening!
to listen to Whidbey Air (Whidbey Island's on-line public radio), chick here
thanks for listening!
to listen to Whidbey Air (Whidbey Island's on-line public radio), chick here
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Encouragement from Whidbey Life Magazine!
Betty Freeman has done a wonderful and supportive write up in Whidbey Life Magazine about my paintings, and what led to the idea of the Celebration of the Art of the Boat. Read it here:
And thanks again to Betty, her editor Patricia Duff and the
staff at Whidbey Life Magazine, put them in your inbox today!
Copyright 2013 - Lawrence Cheek - all rights reserved
Monday, April 15, 2013
Our Mission Satement
Hi all,
Whidbey Island’s Art of the Boat festival celebrates the beauty of boats, the perfect fusion of art and science. It showcases the various talents—artists, writers, musicians, and boat builders—who find inspiration in watercraft. And it embraces the spirit and history of our island, a place naturally dependent on boats.
@copyright 2013-Curtis Adams-all rights reserved
for use or to purchase prints:
Noted author and Whidbey Island Resident Lawrence Cheek has done a wonderful job of coalescing the thoughts of the Art of the Boat steering committee into the succinct and useful Mission Statement that follows. And thanks to photographer Curtis Adams for his image of the classic motor yacht Althea. Lovely Curt!
Whidbey Island’s Art of the Boat festival celebrates the beauty of boats, the perfect fusion of art and science. It showcases the various talents—artists, writers, musicians, and boat builders—who find inspiration in watercraft. And it embraces the spirit and history of our island, a place naturally dependent on boats.
for use or to purchase prints:
Curtis Adams
Bristol Yachts Northwest
Cell 360-941-1465
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
Something new coming to Coupeville!
Why do we see beauty in Boats?
Perhaps the same reason that we see
beauty in nature, in an orca’s
body or an osprey’s wing.
Boats borrow their forms from nature,
so their art and science
are one and the same.
Come to Coupeville, Washington on
September 14th and see their beauty for yourself.
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