Wonderful Tymes at Opening Receptions

"A Certain Something"

photography

Helene Miller first place winner of our

12th Juried Exhibition "Inner Essence" 2009

Opening Reception Friday January 8th, 2010 5:00 to 9:00 pm

Exhibition Dates January 8th through February 9th, 2010

"At the Water Fountain"

the winning photograph

Stilts by Helene Miller

colorful mummer shots will also be exhibited along with her tymeless

black & whites

Fun at the Opening

Helene discusses her photography

Andy Nemeth transfixed by the photography

Dr Henrik Eger and Michael Davis view their favorite photograph of the mummers

Patrons enjoying the views

Dr & Martha Noumoff, jewelry designer for TymeGallery

Robin Armstrong enjoying conversation

Jim Smith retired mummer came to see the mummer images and meet Helene

“A Call For Photographers”

Shutterbugs come alive! Tyme Gallery is calling for photographers for their Annual Juried Photography Exhibition, “Photography Expo X”. Photography in this exhibition includes black & white and color work as well as manually and digitally enhanced work. Last year’s entries included photographers from New York, New Jersey and Delaware.

Jurors this year include award winning photojournalist from the News of Delaware County, Anne Neborak, Michael Zaikowski, award winning fine art photographer and professional giclee printer. Steve Shook award winning freelance photographer and Leslie Swan co-publisher & editor for the City Suburban News.

Entries are accepted on Friday, January 29th, and Saturday, January 30st, between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM. The judging takes place on Sunday January 31st. The opening reception is Friday, February 12th from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. The award ceremony takes place promptly at 7:00 PM. The reception is beautifully catered with hors d' oeuvres from Antonella's Italian Kitchen in Rosemont and is free to the public. The photography is on sale and exhibit from February 12th through Thursday March 4th. For a prospectus on this exciting event email madametyme@tymegallery.com or please send a SASE (business size) to Tyme Gallery at 17 W. Eagle Road, Havertown, PA 19083.

Photography Expo X

Juried Photography

and

Jewelry Party the night of the opening

Exhibition Dates February 12th through March 9th, 2010

See the Fun at the Opening

First Place Ken Goodfellow receives award

Edna Davis during award ceremony

Second Place winner Fred Everett receives his award

Guests enjoying award ceremony

Third place winner Shelly Mc Daniel

Guests enjoying the photography

Even children enjoy the atmosphere

Having a hard tyme deciding

Ken Goodfellow & Shelly Mc Daniel

Ken , Edna and Shelly

People just can't get close enough

Shelly Mc Daniel & Tyme's favorite patron Dr Henrik Eger

New Art Classes--2010

Children's
Due to numerous requests Tyme Gallery is offering both the Multi Media Class and the Painting & Drawing Class on Saturday & Sunday

Shelley Michael
Instructor

Children enjoying painting class with Shelley

Previous students enjoying the painting class with Shelley

Shelley Michael is a graduate of Tyler School of Art with a BFA in sculpture. She did advanced studies at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts and studied computer animation at San Francisco Art Institute. Shelley's art has been exhibited nationally winning many awards.

Shelley has been teaching art and encouraging children for over 25 years. Her varied projects and knowledge of art and art history provide the children with both fun and education. Shelley's love of children and gentle manner make her a beloved teacher.

Multi-Media

Instructor Shelley Michael and owner Edna Davis developed this class to teach children about various art forms. There is a different project with each class. The students not only get to learn about the beauty of art like print making, glass painting, resist painting, mosaic work, etc. they get to see and touch real art. Tyme Gallery has over 300 artists with a very eclectic range.

Class starts Saturday February 27th & Sunday the 28th
Six weeks
12:30 to 2:00 pm
Ages 6-10
$125.00 includes supplies and snack
Class needs a minimum of 5 students

Painting & Drawing

Students will explore six different artists and their styles. Each week is a different artist. The six artists are as follows:

Paul Klee
Georgia O’ Keefe
Grandma Moses
Picaso
Amedo Mondiglioni
George Seurat

Class starts Saturday February 27th & Sunday the 28th
Six weeks
2:30 to 4:00 pm
Ages 8 to 12
Students need a canvas paper pad
$90.00 includes supplies and snack
Class needs a minimum of 5 students

Clay
With
Sage Kelsey

Yes everyone Sage is back!! Hand building clay again. This semester there will be an emphasis on bowls, vases and animals.

Sage Kelsey

Born on a horse and sheep farm in Maryland, Sage was the youngest of 5 incredibly gifted children. Moving to Rose Valley in 1962, she grew up backstage midst the greasepaint, costumes, props, set construction, and productions of Hedgerow Theatre. Sage later spent 5 years teaching art, outdoor skills, and horseback riding at the Brandywine Valley YMCA Camps in Downingtown.

In 1982 she began 20 years of serious work with her second love – horses. Sage continues to train and work part-time with these great creatures. In 1999 her childhood friend, Bob Deane, a master Potter and a brilliant teacher, introduced Sage to the craft of Pottery.

Sage continues to take classes at the Art Center where she teaches Art, Pottery and Sculpture to children and adults during the week. She recently taught acting classes at the Hedgerow Theatre for children. At the International Academy of Ballet in Aston, Sage works in Lighting Design and Tech.

Class starts Saturday February 27th
Six weeks
11:00 am to noon
$120.00 includes materials and firing cost
Class needs a minimum of 5 students

Adults'

Acrylics
For
Beginners & Intermediate Refresher

Introducing
Jeff McCredie

Originally from Havertown, PA, Jeff McCredie has been drawing, painting and sculpting since he was three years old. A graduate of Haverford High School, he studied at the Allgates Alternative Art Facility for several years. As a Fulbright Scholar to Germany, he studied art and was a copyist in major museums in Germany, France and Italy. He has also studied art and figure painting apprenticeships at the Corcoran School of Art in Washington, D.C. and the Art League of Alexandria, VA (The Torpedo Factory).

Jeff was greatly influenced by late 19th century European and American painters, and incorporates some of their techniques in his work. He works primarily in oil, watercolor and acrylics, as well as mixed media and terra cotta. Claude Monet once said “I paint because of flowers” and Jeff McCredie is a student of Monet’s conception of light and composition, particularly in water scenes.

A former Foreign Service Officer, Jeff traveled and painted in South East Asia, China, Russia, Europe, the Middle East and Africa. He has been represented by galleries locally, and in Europe, Washington, D.C, and Los Angeles, CA. While painting in Europe, he sold works to many business people, professionals and collectors. In Washington, D.C, he sold works to White House Staffers, and high ranking government employees, such as Ambassadors and Agency Heads. He has also sold works to U.S. Ambassadors and Foreign Service personnel overseas and the former Minister of National Security and Justice for Jamaica. While based in California, he specialized in seascapes and desert scenes, having sold numerous works to art patrons of the greater Los Angeles area.

Jeff has much to offer his students and you can take advantage of his experience right here at Tyme Gallery.

• Six weeks 7:00 to 9:00
• starting Thursday February 25th
• 90.00
• Supply list upon request

Must have 5 students for class to run

Watercolor

Alice Meyer Wallace

She is still with us.
Take class with her here and you can follow her to Greece and take class with her there in the summer.

Teaches the Charles Demuth Method/Style

Alice Meyer Wallace, born in Philadelphia in 1941. She
lives and teaches painting on the Main Line, Naousa, Paros, Greece and Deia, Majorca Spain.

Alice graduated from Rhode Island School of Design in 1963, attaining the European Honors program and spending the final year in Italy. She has a home in Majorca, Spain and a home in Paros, Greece.

She hibernates each winter in Pennsylvania, where she paints and teaches and keeps warm. Alice taught at the Aegean Center of Fine Arts for 10 years in Paros. She has also illustrated children’s books. Alice has taught at the Main Line Art Center, the Chester Springs School, and The Plastic Club in Pa.

Her watercolors can be seen at Metaxa Gallery in Naousa, Paros, Greece.

• Six weeks 7:00 to 9:00
• starting Wednesday February 24th
• 90.00
• Supply list upon request

Must have 5 students for class to run

Art Opening

Nature's Forms

The Surreal art work of

Jimmer Breen & Joel Bird

Opening Reception Friday March 12th from 5:00 to 9:00 pm

Exhibition Dates March 12th through April April 6th, 2010

"Split" oil by Jimmer Breen

"Tombstone Blues" oil by Jimmer Breen

"Magpies" acrylic by Joel Bird

" Golden Eyes" acrylic by Joel Bird

Joel Bird discussing his work

Jimmer Breen discussing his work

Favored guest Jim Biddle

Photography Portfolio Reviews

by

Richard Johnson

This needs to be your year!!!!

Take your photography to the next level. Find your strengths and weaknesses. Everyone has both!!! This year’s Photography Expo was the hardest ever to be juried in. Usually 40 to 50 photographers enter, this year there were 76. There were over 200 entries and only 50 photographs were accepted. Almost everyone who took the review last year was accepted into the exhibition. Ken Goodfellow our first place winner this year took the review and stated he followed Richard’s instructions to the letter.

Testimonial by Photographer Ken Goodfellow
Ken took the class March 29th, 2009

“It was a pleasure to work with Mr. Johnson on my portfolio review, never having one before it was well worth the time spent. The review of my images before meeting Richard was an added bonus since he already had an understanding of what I was presenting, and had completed written material for me to go over.

Richard’s communication of what should be worked on to present portfolios, besides discussing the images, was very detailed and knowledge worth learning. I would highly recommend a review as lessons learned for me from a technical and business perspective can be put into practice immediately”.

So if you really want to step up-join in and take the review.

Richard Johnson

Richard A. Johnson is a black and white landscape photographer who uses panoramic and large format cameras to capture the natural beauty of Eastern and Southwestern United States.

In the last twenty years, Richard has created twenty black & white portfolios, been involved in over 60 one person and group exhibitions, and has been featured in several prominent publications on photography such as Lenswork, Lenswork Extended Journal, Black and White Magazine UK and the Photographer’s Formulary Online Newsletter. Richard’s work is held in numerous private and public institutional collections throughout the country.

Richard A. Johnson was born and raised in the city of Philadelphia, and currently resides in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. Mr. Johnson continues to teach various courses on traditional & digital photography at Delaware County Community College, where he has worked for over 15 years. He was awarded Excellence In Teaching in 2006. Richard’s recent accomplishments include being selected as an Artist in Residence by the Philadelphia Museum of Art, and also by Pennsylvania Department of Education for a solo exhibition in 2008.

So Come to Tyme Gallery for a professional portfolio review with Richard Johnson. There is a limit of 8 people per session and 3 seats are already taken. The review is Sunday March 14th starting at 12:30 pm. The cost is only $30.00. Advance registration is a must and jpgs or slides of images to be reviewed must also be presented in advance. Light refreshments will be provided. Please call 610-853-1215 or email madametyme@tymegallery.com for registration or additional questions. Tyme Gallery is located at 17 W. Eagle Road in Havertown.

April

Landscapes Near & Far

Oils

Naomi Rubin

oil "Icebergs of Alaska"

oil "Early Morning"

Opening Reception Friday April 9th, 2010 5:00-9:00 pm

Exhibition Dates April 9th through May 11th

Fun at the Opening

Nancy Winheld and Naomi

Deep in conversation

Jessica Herrman

Dr Deborah Herrman and Dr Adam Rubin

artist Beverly Benson enjoying conversation

Naomi with Tyme Gallry's Favorite Patron Dr. Henrik Eger

Spring Psychic Fair

Tarot Readings & More

Saturday April 25th, 2009 Noon to 4:00 pm

Free Admission to the gallery with over 200 artists on exhibit

Free light refreshments

Free Chair Massages by Havertown Chriopractic

Celeste Mattia--a favorite at Tyme

Grimm Brightstave

holistic healer and spiritual advisor

Kathee the Mystic Reader

Colette with over 30 years experience

Photographing Your Artwork

Another great, inexpensive, to the point seminar by Tyme Gallery

Stop paying other people something you can do yourself. Let the photographs of your artwork look as good as your work. Learn how to photograph your art for less money than you would pay someone to shoot it. Let John Benigno take you through the simple steps.

John Benigno

John A. Benigno is a fine art photographer. Recent exhibits of his work include showings in the Art of the State Exhibition hosted by the State Museum in Harrisburg, the Lancaster Art Museum, the Art Association of Harrisburg, the University of Delaware, and the Center for the Arts in Southern New Jersey, to name a few.

John's work is represented in many collections, including the Philip and Muriel Berman Museum, the Woodmere Art Museum, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Halifax, the Lancaster Museum of Art, The Noyes Museum, the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas in Austin, and the State Museum of Pennsylvania.

The class will cover

inexpensive lighting equipment and how to set it up

if you're using film, which film to use with your light source

using a tripod

which lenses are best

squaring up your art with your camera

backgrounds

shooting through glass.

Sunday April 25th 1:00 to 3:00 pm

Just $30.00

Must pre-register with payment

Need 5 students to have the class run

Call 610-853-1215

A Family Affair

artwork by an amazing family

Madge Wertzberger---first generation

Handmade Quilts

Lois Jones ---second generation

Chinese Watercolors

Kandie Linton --third generation

Jewelry

Jeremiah Linton-- fourth generation

Surreal Visions

Opening Reception Friday June 12th, 2009 5:00 to 9:00 pm

Exhibition Dates June 11th through July 6th

Madge Wertzberger "Fan Princess" Handmade Quilt

Madge Wertzberger "Oriental Spice"

Lois Jones "Orchid Quartet" Chinese watercolor

Lois Jones "Eden Lost" Chinese watercolor

Kandie Linton Creations

Kandie Linton Creations

Jeremiah Linton "Gadget" digital drawing

Jeremiah Linton "The World" digital drawing

Fun at the Opening

left to right

Jeremiah, Kandie, Lois and Madge

A Family of considerable talent

Jim Biddle in deep discussion with photographer Peter McDaniel

Lois Jones in deep discussion with artist Tere Petrovich

Michael & Edna Davis with Dr. Henrik Eger and their beloved Nina

Dr Henrik Eger, Madge Wertzberger and Professor Seth Steinbacher

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Photographing Your Artwork

Another great, inexpensive, to the point seminar by Tyme Gallery

John Benigno instructor

Stop paying other people something you can do yourself. Let the photographs of your artwork look as good as your work. Learn how to photograph your art for less money than you would pay someone to shoot it. Let John Benigno take you through the simple steps.

John A. Benigno is a fine art photographer. Recent exhibits of his work include showings in the Art of the State Exhibition hosted by the State Museum in Harrisburg, the Lancaster Art Museum, the Art Association of Harrisburg, the University of Delaware, and the Center for the Arts in Southern New Jersey, to name a few.

John's work is represented in many collections, including the Philip and Muriel Berman Museum, the Woodmere Art Museum, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia in Halifax, the Lancaster Museum of Art, The Noyes Museum, the Harry Ransom Center at the University of Texas in Austin, and the State Museum of Pennsylvania.

The class will cover

inexpensive lighting equipment and how to set it up

if you're using film, which film to use with your light source

using a tripod

which lenses are best

squaring up your art with your camera

backgrounds

shooting through glass.

Sunday June 27th 1:00 to 3:00 pm

Just $30.00

Must pre-register with payment

Call 610-853-1215

Opening Reception Friday, August 13th, 2010 5:00-9:00 pm

Award Ceremony 7:oo pm

Images from last year

Inner Essence 12

First Prize Winner Helene Miller receives plaque from owner Edna Davis

Second Prize Winner Lois Schlachter proudly displays award

Honorable Mention went to Alfred Pulcinella

People enjoying the spirit that is Tyme Gallery

Marianne & Alfred Pulcinella discuss composition with artist Sandy Stevenson

Juror Mark Cofta with his lovely wife Kate

Rebecca Michelle Lee is pleased with the hanging of her mixed media piece

"Spring Fever"

Rudolph Olivierre enjoying Tyme Gallery

Artist Hanni Weinstock a member of Tyme Gallery

Edna Davis with original "Dali" bought in by Dr. Henrik Eger to be reframed

Sandra Benhaim (right) talks with fellow artist Martha Noumoff

Art Camp

Children's Art Parties

Josie Cooper-3 of Havertown at her party

Have Fun Tyme and a Positive Experience

Parties are approximately 2 hours long

Consultation on art project

We supply art materials, cake and decorations

You supply the snacks

Parties of 10 or more are $15.00 per child under 10 is $20.00

Payment due at tyme of registration

Minimum of 5 children

Let your child experience the splendor that is Tyme Gallery

Classical Spanish Guitarist

Robert Fournier

Robert is available for parties at the Gallery

or privately at 610-789-6635

Can't squeeze in a visit? Call 610-853-1215 for an appointment if our hours don'tfit your hectic work schedule!

Classes are ongoing e-mail or call us to register 610-853-1215

“Looking For Interns”

Looking for an internship for the spring semester? Want to improve you resume? The award winning Tyme Gallery is looking for students who want to learn and not just artists. The gallery exhibits over 200 artists from around the world on its three magnificent floors. Tyme Gallery features monthly openings, framing services, hanging services art classes and more. The gallery offers internships in three categories: students interested in how to run a gallery; students interested in teaching art and business students interested in marketing. Tyme Gallery has worked with West Chester University, Cabrini College and Lower Merion High School. Students have interned on the high school and college level. Internships are flexible and are always coordinated with school personnel. Interested parties can contact Edna Davis at 610-853-1215 or email madametyme@tymegallery.com.