Pine Shores Art
Association
WHAT'S HAPPENING !
Celebrating over 40 years of fine arts in the community
PSAA GIFT CERTIFICATES
Don't hesitate! To order, call Laura Moyer TODAY at 609 713 7337, or email her at
Guide to the Jersey Shore
Illustrated by Pine Shores Art Association artists !
We are selling PSAA “Guide to the Jersey Shore” books, available in paperback at Amazon. Click on this link:
Also available on LBI at:
the NJ Maritime Museum
528 Dock Rd, Beach Haven, NJ 08008
HELP WANTED
Pine Shores Art Association
Volunteer Positions Open
April 2025
Volunteer positions are vital to our day-to-day efficient and effective functioning. Each role is part of established committees and new leaders will receive lots of support and guidance from the outgoing chairs, the rest of the team, and the Board.
Volunteers receive much in return for their efforts. Some join to learn new skills; others offer their
Education Committee - click here for more information
Maintenance - click here for volunteer duties list
Office Assistant - click here for responsibilities
We'll be meeting at the Tuckerton Library on the first Tuesday,
next one May 6th, from 1-3pm, and at the Barnegat Library on the third
Tuesday, next one May 20th, from 1-3pm
Are you passionate about our classes and workshops at PSAA? We're looking for dedicated volunteers to join our Education Committee at PSAA.
Note from Pine Shores President...
“To practice art, no matter how well or how badly, is a way to make your soul grow. So do it.”
Kurt Vonnegut
I think art is a lot like exercise: We know how good it is for us, but so often we find every excuse known to humankind not to do it. It’s too cold, or it’s too hot, or the wind is out of the Northeast . . . or my studio is a mess, or I need to do the laundry, or the cat likes to sleep on my drawing table. I’ve been known to waste an entire afternoon doing nothing but making excuses.
Yet I’ve noticed through the years that those of you who, if at all possible, make it a RULE to carve out a part of your day for art not only get so much better, and better, and better, and do so somewhat quickly; but you also, and of course - this is the important part - you’re usually very happy and confident people. Vonnegut would approve. I simply envy!
Lonny
