Showing posts with label fine art photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fine art photography. Show all posts

Monday, October 21, 2013

PPA Grant Recipient Award Ceremony

On Friday October 18, I was honored to attend the PPA check award ceremony as a grant recipient through Pennsylvania Partners in The Arts, for my fine art photography project,
"Enchanted By Simplicity," photographs of old churches on the backroads of Pennsylvania, which is funded through the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. The award ceremony took place about an hour and a half from my home, in "Tionesta Market Village, " in Tionesta, PA.

We were greeted by the lovely ladies from the Elk County Council on The Arts with pretty flowers and fresh baked goodies from the local Warner's Bakery.



My escorts for the event:

And while we waited for $25,000 in grant checks to be distributed to 16 different projects in the lovely rural area of Pennsylvania that we all call home, we couldn't help but smile and feel GROOVY because the 
Max Schang Band was on stage and their entertainment was a reward in and of itself.




Finally, Abbi Peters took the stage and with a beautiful welcome, introduced all of the recipients.

My daughter captured a picture of me, accepting my award and explaining my project,
"Enchanted by Simplicity," to the other recipients and the public. 

This was such a charming way to celebrate the beginning of this project.
Thank you PPA, PCA, ECCOTA and everyone came and supported us.

Tuesday, October 1, 2013

Enchanted by Simplicity... Awarded a Grant


Enchanted by Simplicity....  a visual exhibition of the charming, old churches along the back roads of Pennsylvania

I am excited to share that my project, "Enchanted by Simplicity," has been chosen to receive a grant by the  Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA), through its Pennsylvania Partners in the Arts (PPA) regional partnership with Elk County Council on the Arts.

I have already started and I am looking forward to sharing my journey with you here on my blog a well as on my facebook page.

I would love to have the project be interactive, so please share my posts and comment as you would like.
Also if you have any old country churches you would like to share or suggest, I welcome it.

St Peters Lutheran Church