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FOUNDED 1900
The
Philadelphia Water Color Society
was founded
in 1900 as
the Philadelphia Water Color Club by
a small group of dedicated artists working in aqueous media. The
Club developed its own strong exhibits, usually held at the
Academy of Fine Arts, to counter the prevailing dominant influence of oils and
sculpture. Club exhibits now occur in many locations, and include works on paper
in addition to watercolor. Chartered in 1924, the Club now consists of more than
600 local. national, and international members, both
artists and supporters of the arts.
ASSOCIATE
MEMBERSHIP
Associate membership is open to everyone upon paying
dues at the current rate. An associate is entitled to submit work to the annual
juried open exhibition at no additional cost, and will receive the newsletter
and the privilege of submitting news for it. as well as invitations to the
annual banquet, the members' meeting, and all demonstrations and lectures.
Associates also receive a complementary catalog of the anniversary exhibit and
are listed in the directory.
Our Mission
To Provide outstanding exhibition opportunities for
member and non-member artists working on paper.
To offer the public education about and exposure to our art forms.
Contact Information
- Telephone
- 610-566-2546
- FAX
- 302-529-0381
- Postal address
- P.O. Box 1639 Media, PA 19063
- Electronic mail
- General Information: pwcs@freeservers.com
Webmaster: conawayw@magpage.com
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