About the Artist -- Annette Bush

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In addition to her painting,exhibiting and teaching, Annette Bush continuously works to support downtown initiatives and to provide opportunities for other artists. Since 1993, she has:

• hosted a weekend of events for a group of

international artists who meet on the Internet and
organized a show of their works in her studio (their
latest show/excursion was in New York City, Winter,
2005);

• sponsored special exhibitions of area artists' work,

play readings and musical events;

• coordinated the development of the Broad Street

Artists' Row and then opened her own studio in one
of the storefronts;

• directed the Mayor's Program to Spotlight Local

Artists for three mayors;

• participated in Sister-City Exchanges with Takarazuka,

Japan, delivering and installing three exhibitions of
Southern Watercolors. She also planned and
conducted a fourth exchange which included six
other artists and a joint exhibition of their work with
Japanese artists;

• arranged annual art exhibits for the Augusta

Invitational Rowing Regatta and the Red Carpet Tour;

• founded The Gallery Toulouse (now closed), serving

as the first Chairman;

• founded the Mount Airy (NC) Art League.

A native of Augusta, Annette Adams Bush lived in five Southern states before returning to her home city. She serves as Chairman of the Jessye Norman School of the Arts Advisory Council and on the LaGrange (GA) College Alumni Council. She is Founding Chairman of the Historic Cemeteries of Augusta Foundation and was the first woman Chairman of Augusta's Downtown Development Authority.

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Printable Résumé Home Film at Eleven! Galleries of Oils Galleries of Watercolors Sharing Celebrations Email Annette					In addition to her painting,exhibiting and teaching, Annette Bush continuously works to support downtown initiatives and to provide opportunities for other artists. Since 1993, she has: • hosted a weekend of events for a group of international artists who meet on the Internet and organized a show of their works in her studio (their latest show/excursion was in New York City, Winter, 2005); • sponsored special exhibitions of area artists' work, play readings and musical events; • coordinated the development of the Broad Street Artists' Row and then opened her own studio in one of the storefronts; • directed the Mayor's Program to Spotlight Local Artists for three mayors; • participated in Sister-City Exchanges with Takarazuka, Japan, delivering and installing three exhibitions of Southern Watercolors. She also planned and conducted a fourth exchange which included six other artists and a joint exhibition of their work with Japanese artists; • arranged annual art exhibits for the Augusta Invitational Rowing Regatta and the Red Carpet Tour; • founded The Gallery Toulouse (now closed), serving as the first Chairman; • founded the Mount Airy (NC) Art League. A native of Augusta, Annette Adams Bush lived in five Southern states before returning to her home city. She serves as Chairman of the Jessye Norman School of the Arts Advisory Council and on the LaGrange (GA) College Alumni Council. She is Founding Chairman of the Historic Cemeteries of Augusta Foundation and was the first woman Chairman of Augusta's Downtown Development Authority.

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