Oakville Art Society: The Early Years
Logos
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IntroductionTimelineArts in Oakville Before 1965The Founding of Oakville Art SocietyLocation! Location!RenovationsExpansionMoving DaysLogosArt In The ParkOther Annual OAS EventsThe Oakville GroupOakville Art Society and the CommunityEsther Demeny - A Brief BiographyPresidents of Oakville Art SocietyOakville Art Society Today
Version of 1965 Oakville Art Society Logo Details
President and founder, Esther Demeny, designed the first logo for OAS. The logo went through a few reiterations before the final design was decided on.
Second Version of 1965 Oakville Art Society logo Details
This version is closer to what would become the logo for OAS until Tom Chatfield would design a new one in the 1970s.
Oakville Art Society Membership Card 1965-1966 Details
This is an original membership card for the first year OAS was in existence. It shows the final logo design decided upon by Esther Demeny and fellow members.
Oakville Art Society Logo (#2) "The Red House" Details
The second logo was designed by artist, Tom Chatfield, who was OAS’s Art Director for many years as well as an instructor. The logo depicted the Red House and was used by the society throughout the 70s until the move to 560 Bronte Rd in 1980.
Oakville Art Society Membership Card Details
The third logo was designed by Cathy Crow of Blackbird Graphics, located in Oakville.
Current logo for Oakville Art Society Details
Recently the logo has been slightly modified to include a swoosh of primary colours. The new logo was designed by OAS member, Mary Driussi-Yaber.
