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Saturday, November 14, 2009

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2021 Plein Air Competitions

Dates Pending: Plymouth
May 1-7 Eau Claire Spring
June 5-12 Cedarburg
June 23 – 27 Jefferson
August 5-8 Port Wing
August 9-10 State Fair
August 11 - 14 Mineral Point
Sept. 10-25 La Crosse
Sept. 25-1 Eau Claire Fall

2020 Plein Air Competitions

July 19-25 Door County
August 5-8 Mineral Point
Sept 4-19 La Crosse
October 8-15 Plymouth

2019 Wisconsin Plein Air Competitions

June 1-8 Cedarburg
June 20-23 Oshkosh
June 26-30 Jefferson
July 21-27 Door County
Aug 1-4 Port Wing
Aug 3 Wabeno
Aug 7-10 Mineral Point
Aug 8-10 West Bend
Aug 17 Pewaukee
Sept 6-21 LaCrosse
Sept 30-Oct 5 Waukesha

2018 Wisconsin Plein Air Competitions

March31-Apr6 Menomonee
May 5-11 Eau Claire
June 3-9 Cedarburg
June 16th Concordia Neighborhood
June 27-July1 Jefferson
July 14-20 Third Ward
July 22-28 Door County
Aug 4 Wabeno
Aug 6-7 State Fair
Aug 8-11 Mineral Point
August 16-19 Oshkosh
August 16-18 West Bend
Aug 25 Pewaukee
Sept 8-22 Lacrosse
Sept 20-29 Plymouth

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WIPAPA Mission Statement

Wisconsin Plein Air Painters Association (WIPAPA) has been established as a state wide fellowship of artists dedicated to promoting and practicing the traditional discipline of Plein Air painting (painting outdoors, from life). Members seek to honestly interpret the natural and man-made beauty and diversity of Wisconsin’s' landscapes and culture. We work to enhance members' skills and reputations by providing regular opportunities to paint outdoors together, and to critique our work and share our expertise with fellow artists in order to maintain the highest standards of the plein air tradition of painting.