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Annual juried membership. www.workingartistforum.com Professional Organization of Working Artists

The WAF is a professional arts organization in Easton, Md consisting of regional painters working in one or more mediums, and presents group exhibits, meets monthly, and supports art education.

10/26/2026

More reasons to visit the Working Artists Forum during the Waterfowl Festival at Christ Church in Easton: these two beautiful pieces of art were created by Naomi Clark Turner.

10/19/2026

An example of one of the fine pieces of art that will be for sale at the Working Artist Forum exhibition November 13-15, 2026 in Christ church at 111 S. Harrison St. Easton Maryland During the Historic Waterfowl Festival.

Artist: Suzanne Stoltenberg

10/16/2026

The working Artis forum on Monday had a Demonstration by the talented artist .
It was fabulous to witness him with how he builds a painting.

10/16/2026

Drop-In Community Paint —
Academy Art Museum
Wednesdays, 10 AM–2 PM

Don’t like to paint/draw by yourself? Come join us for Drop-In Community Paint, a relaxed studio gathering for artists who enjoy creating alongside like-minded folks.

Bring your own still life, work from photographs, or simply come with an idea and enjoy the energy of a shared studio setting. We may also offer a live model from time to time for an extra fee.

Members: $20 | Non-Members: $30
Wednesdays, 10 AM–2 PM
Come paint, draw, experiment, and enjoy some creative company!
For more information contact Kathy Harvey click here

09/16/2026

Teddy Johnson
October 13 at 10:00am
Member Meeting 10 am
Artist Demonstration 10:30 am
Academy Art Museum, Easton Maryland

Teddy Johnson has earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute, College of Art, a Master of Fine Arts from The Lamar Dodd School of Art at the University of Georgia, and studied for two semesters in Cortona, Italy. His paintings play with the traditions of Western art to explore storytelling, history and culture. Fourteen of his paintings were exhibited at the Museum of the Shenandoah Valley through January 2014. His paintings have been featured in the Korean magazine Art People as well as Urbanite and Baltimore Style Magazine. He has had solo shows in Maryland, Virginia, Georgia and New York City. His work also has been exhibited internationally in Italy and in Korea. Johnson has curated shows in Baltimore and Brooklyn, N.Y., with the Rotating History Project, which he co-founded with Heather Rounds in 2010. Their most recent partnership with the Clermont Foundation and The Virginia Department of Historic Resources, “The Clermont Forum II,” debuted in spring 2014 in Clarke County, Va. A Virginia native, he is based in Baltimore.
For more information: www.workingartistforum.com

09/15/2026

A heartfelt thank you to for your continued support! Your generosity and commitment to the arts make such a meaningful difference in our community. We’re incredibly grateful for all you do!

09/14/2026

Scott Gellatly's demonstration of how he takes lansdscapes and turns them into abstract art was incredible. He is so talented.
To learn more visit www.scottgellatly..com

08/29/2026

Scott Gellatly
September 8 at 10:00am
Member Meeting 10 am
Artist Demonstration 10:30 am

Scott Gellatly holds a degree in painting and drawing from the University of Oregon and has exhibited his work in solo and group exhibitions throughout the United States. Scott spent over twenty years working in the art material industry, including fifteen years as the Product Manager for Gamblin Artists Colors. He has lectured on materials and techniques throughout the United States, Canada, and Australia. Since 2020, Scott has been painting and teaching full time – leading workshops and classes online, in-person workshops throughout the United States, and has led plein air painting workshops in Umbria, Italy and Rovinj, Croatia. He is the creator of the course COLOR THEORY for PAINTERS.

A landscape painter at heart, Scott’s work has become more abstracted, with greater emphasis on pure color and gestural mark-making to evoke nature. Scott’s paintings are represented by LAURA VINCENT DESIGN & GALLERY in Portland, OR and Smith & Vallee Gallery in Edison, WA.

www.scottgellatly.com

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