Anderson Artists Guild

Our juror, Mike Vatalaro, has completed his work judging the Anderson Artists Guild 2025 membership show. A complete list of the 18 members who won awards can be found linked from our homepage at https://www.andersonartistsguild.com/. Also linked is a list of all accepted entries.

The show will open with a reception on Friday, June 13, from 6-8 p.m. Awards will be given out at 7 p.m.

Congratulations to all the artists who are a part of this year's show.

The latest Anderson Artists Guild blog post shares highlights from member Shea Abramo's year in a local art therapy project. Read more at https://www.andersonartistsguild.com/single-post/art-therapy-project-enters-second-year.

Art Therapy Project Enters Second Year Last year, Anderson Artists Guild member Shea Abramo was approached by staffers from the Clemson Arts Center about participating in a new program to integrate art into a local memory care facility. The year-long residency was supposed to start in January 2024 but was postponed for a month while Abra...

The latest Anderson Artists Guild blog post profiles new member Gail Watson. Read more at https://www.andersonartistsguild.com/single-post/gail-watson-found-art-again.

Gail Watson Found Art Again New Anderson Artists Guild member Gail Watson attended art school as a young adult but then stopped. “It didn’t last long,” she said. “I dropped out and didn’t pick up art again until I was almost 30.” During the intervening years, she married and worked mainly at spas teaching aerobics ...

The latest Anderson Artists Guild blog post profiles new member Kaylee Fair. Read more at https://www.andersonartistsguild.com/single-post/kaylee-fair-is-learning-how-to-sell-her-art.

Kaylee Fair Is Learning How to Sell Her Art New Anderson Artists Guild member Kaylee Fair grew up living half the time in Missouri and half in South Dakota as she traveled between her divorced parents’ homes. One steady inspiration was watching her grandmother, a professional artist, paint. Fair’s own creative urges expressed themselves i...