Saturday, September 30, 2023

RCAS


The Richardson Civic Art Society began in 1966 as the only art group in Richardson and every year the city has given a purchase award for the best of show painting.

These “best of show” paintings have been displayed at the Richardson Library until now, but the Library is undergoing a major renovation, therefore, the city has returned several of the paintings ( 25 of them) to RCAS.

RCAS will be holding an Online Auction in early October to make these paintings available to the public.

You may view the paintings being auctioned by capturing the QR code below (coming soon) and bid on the paintings .

CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE ARTWORK OFFERED IN THIS ONLIN AUCTION!

58th RCAS MEMBERSHIP SHOW (FALL 2023)

The submission date for this show has passed. The Membership Show is now hanging and will be on display from September 27 – October 28, 2023 at the Eisemann Center 2nd floor gallery. Awards Ceremony is October 17th.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE INFORMATION AND PROSPECTUS DOWNLOAD LINK!

RCAS 2023 SPRING SHOW – THE SPIRIT OF RICHARDSON!

CLICK HERE FOR MORE PHOTOS ON THE SPIRIT OF RICHARDSON SPRING SHOW!

BECOME A MEMBER OF RICHARDSON CIVIC ART SOCIETY TODAY! CLICK HERE

The awards ceremony is scheduled at the Eisemann Center on Tuesday, October 18th from 6:00 to 8:30PM in conjunction with our normal monthly meeting. Janice Hamiltion is our guest demo artist and will be painting with pastels.

The Membership Show will be on display September 28 – October 31, 2022 at the Eisemann Center 2nd floor gallery.

FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ON THIS MEMBER’S SHOW, CLICK HERE!

RCAS is a non-profit organization operated for charitable and educational purposes. Our goal is to organize and support events in the Visual Arts that encourage the pursuit of excellence. We are located in Richardson, Texas and our projects are funded in part by the City of Richardson through the City of Richardson Arts Commission.

“Painting is easy when you don’t know how, but very difficult when you do” – Edgar Degas

“Every time I paint a portrait, I lose a friend.” – John Singer Sargent