The Gallery of Artists at
The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art
Salisbury, Maryland
July 8-10, 2011
The Gallery of Artists will be exhibiting at The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art in Salisbury, Maryland July 8-10, 2011. This three day exhibition and sale will benefit the good work of The Ward Museum, and The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore.
Gallery of Artists, a collaborative group of award-winning wildlife artists diverse in medium and unique in style, join together in an intimate and engaging atmosphere at acclaimed exhibit venues to display and sell original artwork. GOA proudly applies the wealth of its talents, knowledge and passion by contributing a percentage of its proceeds toward wildlife conservation efforts, and welcomes the opportunity to provide demonstrations and lectures at engagements in effort to support and enrich the educational, artistic, and conservation missions of each venue.
The Ward Museum of Wildfowl Art strives to lead the way for advancing the understanding of wildfowl art and the interrelationships of art, nature and culture. Through educational programs, exhibits and events the Ward Museum builds upon the legacy of Lem and Steve Ward in order to bring young and old to a greater understanding of the human relationship to the natural world. The Ward Museum is a premier educational facility for the study of material culture, living traditions, and environmental concerns for the school children, scholars, and artists who are a part of the community the museum serves.
To learn more about The Ward Museum please visit them at their website at www.wardmuseum.org and follow The Ward Museum on Facebook.
The purpose of The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore is to empower donors to make a profound difference in the quality of human and community life in Maryland's Lower Eastern Shore, today and tomorrow.
The Foundation believes in the power of philanthropy to change the lives of people and communities. As a community foundation, CFES makes grants and provides leadership in five key areas: arts and culture, health and human services, education, historical preservation, and the environment.
To learn more about The Community Foundation of the Eastern Shore please visit their website at www.cfes.org and follow the CFES on facebook and twitter.
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