Sofa Blog
Tue 02 Feb 2010
Feline Advisory Bureau Fundraising Raffle
The Feline Advisory Bureau is hosting an event in London on Thursday, !st July 2010. They are holding a raffle to raise funds for FAB and wondered if any SOFA members would be prepared to donate a painting, print or drawing as a prize. Support over the years has been much appreciated.
If anyone can donate to the raffle, please contact Sue Edwards at FAB on 0870 742 2278 or Email information@fabcats.org
Can you let Stephanie our SOFA exhibition and publicity officer know if you intend to support the raffle at Stephanie@manchipp.com
Fri 29 Jan 2010
PayPal For Membership Payments
The society can now take PayPal payments! So existing members and friends can pay their membership fees online with PayPal. Go to the membership page and choose Renew your membership online with PayPal.
New members and friends can pay by paypal too. Just email The Membership Secretary with a little information about yourself and the type of membership you'd like and a paypal invoice will be sent to you.
Wed 02 Sept 2009
The Society Of Feline Artists London Exhibition Private View 2009
The annual Exhibition for The Society of Feline Artists is now on at the Llewellyn Alexander Gallery in London and it features the work of Full and Associate members of SOFA.

The London show opened it's doors today for the private view. The show became busy very early in the day and everyone enjoyed the afternoon, the champagne and the chance to see so much high quality work on display.
Kay Young, our president, gave the welcoming speech to a crowded gallery.

The show was opened in splendid style by our Patron David Grant who gave a great speech.

The gallery prize was won this year by Stephanie Manchipp for her painting 'Sunkissed', congratulations to Stephanie.

The painting chosen for the Friends Prize Draw this year was 'Toni' by Sue Clare. The lucky winner, drawn out of a hat by David Grant, is Sharon Rimmer. Congratulations to her.

Kay Young thanked Jillian and Ernest and the staff at Llewellyn Alexander for their hard work on our behalf. They did a wonderful job of hanging the show, it looked splendid. The society gave gifts to Jillian and the staff to show our appreciation.

Now the show is officially open and every one enjoyed chatting and looking at the work.

Jacqueline Gaylard on the far right with some feline fans.

Denise laurent on the right with some talking with some feline fans.

A proud friend of the Society.

Ben Manchipp,well known artist and teacher, husband of Stephanie Manchipp, winner of this year's gallery prize.
There are lots more photos of the exhibition in the SOFA 2009 photo album. You can view them either as a slide show or as an photo album. The slide show uses flash and will show you much larger images. Great for seeing paintings on the wall.
As usual we couldn't photograph all the paintings as there are areas were we couldn't get to and there are a lot of reflections too, especially those paintings hanging in the windows, but hopefully it will give those members who couldn't attend an idea of how it all looks.
The Photos
The Slide Show
You can see the photos as a slide show or as a photo album. The slide show is animated and has hidden controls that let you pause and move forward and backwards in the show (they show up as your mouse moves over them). The photos are large so you can get a better idea of all the paintings on the wall but it can take quite a time to load.
see the slide show
The Photo Album
For those who want a faster, less glitzy show, or who loose the will to live waiting for the slide show, the photo album is much smaller and faster.
see the photo album
Enjoy!
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Slide Shows
See the photos of each exhibition as a flash slide show. Click the links below and sit back and watch the show. These will be quite large photos and may take a while to load.
Or if you don't have flash see them as a photo album.
Photo Albums
See the photos of each exhibition as a simple photo album rather than a slide show. Click the links below to open the album. These will be smaller photos, faster loading.
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