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American Society of Aviation Artists
The American Society of Aviation Artists is a non-profit organization founded in 1986 with the intent of fostering through art, the history of aerospace.
Have you registered yet for the 2024 ASAA Forum???Registration for the ASAA 36th Annual Aerospace Exhibition and Forum at Patuxent River Naval Air Museum is open on the ASAA website, where full details about the event can be found.The Week at a GlanceMonday, June 17th, Exhibition Installation Day: The forum officially begins on Tuesday. If you are in town today, you might consider coming to the museum to help with the installation of the show.Tuesday, June 18th, Registration and Opening Reception: Registration will be held in the La Quinta Inn meeting room lo‐cated on the second floor of the hotel. Check‐in to receive your welcome bag and settle in. Then in the evening, we will all meet at the museum from 6 pm till 8 pm for an opening reception. We are planning this to be a public event, so feel free to invite guests. Enjoy the assortment of hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar while mingling with many of the locals.Wednesday, June 19th, Drawing and Painting: We will carpool to the museum where we will spend the day drawing and painting the aircraft on site. The museum will advertise this as a museum event, so you might expect bystanders glancing over your shoulder. What a great opportunity to talk about aviation art. Lunch and dinner will be on your own for the day.Thursday, June 20th Academics at the Hotel: We are still working on the lineup for the day, but we have confirmed presentations by Mark “Patches” Pestana on the Art of Aerospace Patches, Marc Poole on the Picture Plane and Perspective, and Hank Caruso on Flying and Illustrating Pax River Aircraft. We are working on lining up a presentation on the restoration of the Pax River Astronaut Mural as well as many others. Our business lunch will be catered at the hotel, and dinner will be on your own.Friday, June 21st Naval Air Base Day: We will collect our box lunches and travel to USNTPS for presentations and tours of the base. Capt. Barb Bell, USN Ret., one of the first women enrolled in a test pilot school, will be talking about the early days of test pilot school. CDR Amanda Lippert will give a presentation on flight gear development and testing. Hank is working on shoring up a presentation by the instrumentation group of Pax on the filming of TOPGUN Maverick. We will have either a bus or walk‐ing tour of the base, followed by a presentation on Carrier Suitability Testing given by someone from Carrier Suit. Dinner will be on your own.Saturday, June 22nd Critique, Mentoring, and Awards Dinner: the critique session will be held in the morning in the hotel meeting room. We are working on contacting local schools for student mentoring opportunities. The awards banquet will be held in the museum’s main hall.Ye Bird and Star will be open in the meeting room space at the hotel.Special Note: for those planning on attending the classes and tour of the naval base, military clearances are needed. If you are an ASAA Member, an email was sent out last week with instructions, so please submit your form ASAP!To register, and for full details, please visit:
ASAA 36th Annual Aerospace Exhibition and Forum
ASAA 36th Annual Aerospace Exhibition and Forum at Patuxent River Naval Air MuseumPatuxent River Maryland, USA Exhibition Information Where: Patuxent River Naval Air Museum, Patuxent River, Marylan…
The James V. Roy Jr. Award is considered ASAA’s most prestigious art award. The award is presented to an ASAA member deemed to have created the finest entry in the ASAA Annual Exhibition.Selected Jurors at each ASAA Annual Exhibition use a graded point system (1‐5) to evaluate the criteria of ten (10) specific elements in judging member art for the James V. Roy Jr. Award. These elements are:OriginalityDegree of DifficultyComposition (Shapes, Patterns, Values, Colors)Drawing QualityPainting QualityFeeling of FlightAtmosphere, Sense of Light, and AmbienceKnowledge of SubjectSense of EmotionAesthetically Pleasing2017 James V. Roy Jr. Award recipient“Kenmore Sunset” Steve Cox
A Friendly reminder… The ASAA Call for Entries Deadline is Sunday 14 April. Don’t miss your opportunity to participate in this year’s juried exhibition at the Patuxent River Naval Aviation Museum.Be Like Norm… Get Painting!The Call for Entries form may be found here:asaa-avart.com/asaa-2024-call-for-entry
The James V. Roy Jr. Award is considered ASAA’s most prestigious art award. The award is presented to an ASAA member deemed to have created the finest entry in the ASAA Annual Exhibition.Selected Jurors at each ASAA Annual Exhibition use a graded point system (1‐5) to evaluate the criteria of ten (10) specific elements in judging member art for the James V. Roy Jr. Award. These elements are:OriginalityDegree of DifficultyComposition (Shapes, Patterns, Values, Colors)Drawing QualityPainting QualityFeeling of FlightAtmosphere, Sense of Light, and AmbienceKnowledge of SubjectSense of EmotionAesthetically Pleasing2016 James V. Roy Jr. Award recipient“The Jupiter Effect” John Clark, ASAA
Join the ASAA for $25/year as a Digital Associate!!!Are you an ASAA member??? Did you know that as a member at any level…Artist Fellow, Artist, and Associate, you have access to ALL past issues of the AeroBrush from 2004-current through the Member-side of the website? That’s right…they are all catalogued and available to read as PDF’s just by logging in with your credentials. Twenty years…80 issues (to-date)…of a vast wealth of knowledge and experience from some of the world’s most respected aviation artists, including a wide range of aviation and aerospace topics. Did you know that there is also a NEW level of membership called "Digital Associate?" Instead of receiving a physical copy of the AeroBrush through the mail, a Digital Associate will have access to the AeroBrush through the Member-side of the website, just like the other membership tiers. Digital Associate Membership is intended for artists not in other membership categories, collectors, publishers, museum curators or staff, gallery owners, and others interested in aviation/aerospace art. Digital Associate members may not hold office or vote in Society affairs, but they may participate in other Society activities at the same discount offered to traditional Associates. There has never been a better opportunity to be a part of the ASAA, so why not join us? For more information on all levels of membership, visit us here:
For the Cashier Page click here For information about ASAA click here. How to Join the ASAA Joining the ASAA gives you access to: Aero Brush, a quarterly color magazine that keeps you informed of u…