Mission and Values
PURPOSE, MISSION, VISION, AND VALUES
RRWS Purpose:
Watercolor painting is a complex and specialized medium with a long and valued tradition. The Society shall serve to educate its members and community in the medium and art of watercolor. Through demonstrations, presentations, guest artists, exhibitions, workshops and painting days, members are encouraged to develop their work as artists - whether hobbyist or professional.
RRWS Mission: (That statement that answers for your organization the questions "Why do we exist?")
The RRWS is a non-profit, international organization of volunteer art lovers who strive to advance the appreciation and education of the community and artists at all levels about watercolour.
RRWS Vision: (That long term vision that drives your organization and that gives direction to your mission and is inspiring)
To provide a diverse selection of watercolor and related opportunities for the RRWS members and to build a world-class community through education, innovation and collaboration with and for artists.
RRWS Values: (Those very few guiding principles that set boundaries and inform all decision making)
Inspire and Educate the community and artists to learn and appreciate more about watercolor;
Provide a caring and mentoring environment for new and emerging artists at RRWS;
Be active in the arts community and provide support for all mediums and artists
Be judicious in the management of all of our resources
July 19th 2008
Revision 3.1
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Do you:
Start a painting with great enthusiasm, only to feel that trickling away as go further?
Find yourself lost mid-painting, with no idea how you got there or where to go next?
Finish a painting and find yourself surprised or dismayed by the results?
Get told you paint just like X, are not happy to hear this?
Feel stuck, unmotivated, afraid, paralyzed, envious or embarrassed in your painting efforts?
Keep trying to improve but not sure how to make this happen?
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