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The gallery came alive with inspiring artwork, great music, and engaging conversations. July's First Friday reception welcomed another wonderful crowd to the WCAG Gallery for an enjoyable evening of art, fellowship, and live music. Members, friends, and first-time visitors browsed the latest artwork, visited with artists, and enjoyed refreshments while Lizette and Kamar provided the evening's musical entertainment. It was another relaxed and welcoming gathering that celebrate

Join us as guild meetings resume! Stay informed, connect with fellow artists, and be part of what's happening at WCAG. Tuesday September 1, Hewlett Room Georgetown Public Library, 6:30 – 8:00 p.m. Presenter: Peter J. Buotte, "Becoming an Art Therapist" Retired combat veteran and artist Peter J. Buotte will share his unique artistic journey, from his development as an artist, his time in the Army, and what led him to become an art therapist serving military members and vetera

Cheri Freeman, born in Galveston, Texas, cultivated her creative spirit not through art school or any formative artistic predisposition, but by a fortunate blend of circumstance and exploration. It was COVID-19 lockdown at the age of 59 that led her towards a passion for photography, turning a temporary antidote against boredom into an abiding obsession. Despite her late start and no formal art education or identified artistic genealogy, Freeman has forged a distinctive path

August’s selection is Neptune Lace by Dalhart Windberg. This piece measures 12x16 inches and is valued at $375.

I am honored to be your President, thank you! Let’s welcome and congratulate the new board members, all of whom I look forward to working with to serve this wonderful guild. Since becoming a guild member 4 years ago, I’ve seen us grow in membership and opportunities. This is an incredibly vibrant and active guild with so many amazingly talented artists. Bear with me as I begin to understand and undertake my new job and to prepare myself I reread our mission/ purpose: We are o