By Betty A. Little
posted
Aug 23, 2012
Susan Wacker-Donle is Killington Arts Guild's Webmaster. She
continues to develop the website originated by Sally Curtis, KAG
president, and her son Jon Curtis. The Website demonstrates how
committed KAG and its membership are to a diversity of arts. It is
a way for us to communicate with each other and with the
public.
Susan's newest page, Member Announcements, is particularly
exciting. For example: Susan announces she has finished a
three-turtle T-shirt logo design for Luana-Kai Resort, Maui; Edie
Johnstone has created two new luna moth designs; Mary Fran Lloyd
and Alice Sciore (with poems by Cathy Quaglia and Linda Fondulas)
have created HeARTS for the Rutland project to benefit victims of
Irene; Saska Hagen Groom's traveling troupe of teenagers has
presented The Taming of the Shrew; and there was a fine article on
Robin Taft's furniture in Seven Days.
On the opening page of the website, titles such as "Calendar,"
"Membership," and "Mountain Times" bring you current information.
Subtitles such as Killington Summerfest are for special events.
Susan is adding 2011 and 2010 archive subtitles under "Mountain
Times."
The "Membership" page will tell you the requirements and
benefits of belonging to KAG and forms will provide a membership
application; Calendar will tell you that a new gallery show will
open on Sept. 1 with a reception co-sponsored by Base Camp
Outfitters and Cabin Fever Gifts to be held September 4, from
4-7 p.m. for members and friends and from 5-7 p.m. for the
Killington Chamber of Commerce.
Didn't see Betty Little's KAG column last week- find it under
"Mountain Times"; missed Sally Curtis' Newsletter-it's on the
website. Check "Programs" for details about KAG activities: the
Gathering of Poets will be on Monday Sept. 17 at 7 p.m. in the
Sherburne Memorial Library and a program on the Vermont Institute
of Contemporary Art by Abbey Raeder, executive director, will take
place on Monday Oct. 15 at 7 p.m., also in the Library.
The website is a way to keep us all informed and to invite the
public to join us. It is the first step in linking up with other
galleries and associations to help create a presence in Vermont for
the Arts.
Visit the webite to learn more: www.killingtonartsguild.org
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