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29 July 2010	Final version added to Dee Cowell's demo write-up
18 July 2010	Exhibition news - photos and more info to follow. N.B. The winning raffle ticket number was 333.
2 July 2010	Link to Andalucia painting holidays in "External Contacts New picture in Gallery by Janet Wilson
29 June 2010	Message from Tom Moss about show opportunities
26 June 2010	Sharon Hurst's demonstration
21 June 2010	Updates to 2010 Exhibition pages
10 June 2010	If you enjoyed Mike Skidmore's excellent demo and workshop you will be interested in his 2010 Workshops (605 KB PDF).
8 June 2010	Talk on framing by Richard Bond
4 June 2010	NOTE: There is an error in some of the exhibition documentation: the correct hanging fee is £2.50 See Programme/History for Newsletter download
16 May 2010	Art in Action, Waterperry in July Ben Manchipp's demonstration
4 May 2010	Surrey Heath Show, write-up & pix
27 April 2010	Tickets for FCSA 2010 Exhibition reception
25 April 2010	Paul Howard's demonstration More watercolours by Bob Roope London Exhibitions
19 April 2010	Do you remember Mike Skidmore's Demo? That page has the link to his new website which, in turn, has a link to some videos on YouTube of a demo which might be useful. He is going to be running a series of 3 day workshops this year and will come back with details should they be of interest.
20 March 2010	Ron Ripley's demonstration
27 Feb 2010	Aurora Spain's demonstration February Newsletter (587KB pdf download) (ask if you need 2.25 MB doc)
24 Jan 2010	See Messages about changes at Runnymead Gallery and modified note on Richmond Exhibition
18 Sept 2009	Message - plea from Tom Moss for e-mail addresses.
5 January 2009	If you see errors in the FCSA website please tell me:
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	Please make use of your web site. (a) It often contains information that appears too late for the newsletter and so which would be missed by anyone who did not look regularly at the notice board. (b) The records of past meetings offer fascinating reading, tips etc. If you have any decent photos from meetings, please lend them to me (or e-mail up to about half a dozen to - see Submitting pictures for the gallery, although smaller pictures are also OK for meetings' reports). (c) It gives links to galleries, artistic events, artists, demonstrators etc. TELL ME IF YOU KNOW OF ANYTHING I SHOULD ADD. (d) It offers a free opportunity for members to publicise their work. MORE PHOTOS OF PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURES ARE REQUIRED - the site tells you how easy it is to submit work. Why have I no photos of sculptures or pottery yet? (e) The Contacts page ("Members' Messages") offers an easy way to let the Society know if you can think of ways its services may be improved. For example, should we have nude models (?) encourage more unusual media (?) have more (or less) demos (?) external visits (?) meetings in different locations (?) meetings with other clubs (?) etc. etc. YOUR INVOLVEMENT IS VITAL IF THE SITE IS TO ATTAIN ITS FULL POTENTIAL. Thanks, Sam Dauncey