Past Classes & Workshops
2017
Winter 2017 Painting Workshop with Mary Nolan
6 Sessions
January 29 - March 5, 2017
Sunday Afternoons, 1 - 4pm
$170 members / $175 non-members
REVIEW * REWORK * EXPERIMENT
In these workshop sessions, we will step out of our comfort zone and familiar way of painting. We will try new techniques and tools, experiment with different palettes and surfaces, revisit and/or rework old paintings, and explore new and creative painting options. Some painting experience is necessary! For more information, call or email Mary Nolan at [email protected] / (607) 435-5314
Click HERE for Materials List!
About: Mary Nolan was born and raised in Massachusetts. Her work reflects the beauty and diversity of the region, from coastal marshes and beaches, to the streams, wetlands, fields, ponds and forests of central New England. An award winning artist who has worked in various media for the past 30 years, she now focuses primarily on creating small on-site oil paintings, many of which are used as studies for larger studio paintings. Her paintings are found in numerous national and international collections. Open to all levels of skill, Mary's classes are often taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life. Website: http://marynolan.com/index.html
6 Sessions
January 29 - March 5, 2017
Sunday Afternoons, 1 - 4pm
$170 members / $175 non-members
REVIEW * REWORK * EXPERIMENT
In these workshop sessions, we will step out of our comfort zone and familiar way of painting. We will try new techniques and tools, experiment with different palettes and surfaces, revisit and/or rework old paintings, and explore new and creative painting options. Some painting experience is necessary! For more information, call or email Mary Nolan at [email protected] / (607) 435-5314
Click HERE for Materials List!
About: Mary Nolan was born and raised in Massachusetts. Her work reflects the beauty and diversity of the region, from coastal marshes and beaches, to the streams, wetlands, fields, ponds and forests of central New England. An award winning artist who has worked in various media for the past 30 years, she now focuses primarily on creating small on-site oil paintings, many of which are used as studies for larger studio paintings. Her paintings are found in numerous national and international collections. Open to all levels of skill, Mary's classes are often taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life. Website: http://marynolan.com/index.html
Mixed Media Mosaic Hearts with Wendy Reich!
1 Day Workshop
Saturday, February 4th, 2017
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Members - $20 / Non-Members - $25
Just in time for Valentine's Day! Students will make 2 mosaic hearts using colored polymer clay and a variety of techniques that include rubber stamping, painting, embedding, molding, and beading . This would be a great activity for parents and kids to attend together! (Ages 6+ please!)
Please bring the following materials with you to the workshop:
** You can purchase SCULPEY III or PREMO clay at Michaels, Hobby Lobby or The Studio in Cobleskill. Before purchase, make sure the clay is somewhat soft by pressing your thumb into the pack if it feels rock hard find another pack. If you are unable to get your clay ahead of time, the instructor will have a limited supply of SCULPEY on hand that is available for purchase, 2 packages for $6.00.
Prior to class please condition your clay by kneading it until soft then rolling into a ball and place in sealed zip lock bag, removing air.
Space is limited to the first 10 participants, so don’t delay! To reserve your spot, please contact the Cooperstown Art Association at (607) 547 9777 / [email protected]
If you have any questions, please call or email Wendy Reich: 607-435-9306 / [email protected]
1 Day Workshop
Saturday, February 4th, 2017
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Members - $20 / Non-Members - $25
Just in time for Valentine's Day! Students will make 2 mosaic hearts using colored polymer clay and a variety of techniques that include rubber stamping, painting, embedding, molding, and beading . This would be a great activity for parents and kids to attend together! (Ages 6+ please!)
Please bring the following materials with you to the workshop:
- 2 small packages of SCULPEY III or Premo polymer clay ( choose your favorite colors!)**
- Rolling pin or piece of medium diameter PVC pipe
- Exacto knife
- Any personal or sentimental items such as charms, beads, seed beads, buttons, jewelry parts, ball chain, watch parts, rhinestones, metal findings, or other found objects of interest.
** You can purchase SCULPEY III or PREMO clay at Michaels, Hobby Lobby or The Studio in Cobleskill. Before purchase, make sure the clay is somewhat soft by pressing your thumb into the pack if it feels rock hard find another pack. If you are unable to get your clay ahead of time, the instructor will have a limited supply of SCULPEY on hand that is available for purchase, 2 packages for $6.00.
Prior to class please condition your clay by kneading it until soft then rolling into a ball and place in sealed zip lock bag, removing air.
Space is limited to the first 10 participants, so don’t delay! To reserve your spot, please contact the Cooperstown Art Association at (607) 547 9777 / [email protected]
If you have any questions, please call or email Wendy Reich: 607-435-9306 / [email protected]
2016
Adult
Draw the Head with Doug Jamieson
November 3 – December 1 (no class November 24)
Thursdays, 10am – 12pm
$120 Members / $125 Non-Members
Students will learn about the construction of the Human Head through individual instruction, demonstrations, and use of reference photos. Your knowledgeable instructor, Doug Jamieson, has published a how-to book for drawing the human figure and in this 4 week class, he will guide you through the process of drawing the head step-by-step! For more information on Doug Jamieson and his work, you can visit his website at http://www.dougjamiesonartist.com/
Materials List:
- Red & Brown Conte Crayons
- Drawing Paper, 11x14 or larger (4+ sheets per class)
- Kneaded Eraser
Please call 607-547-9777 or email [email protected] to pre-register and/or request a materials list. Doug Jamieson’s 4 week Draw the Head class will take place at the Cooperstown Art Association's upstairs classroom space at 22 Main Street in the Village Hall at the corners of Main and Fair Streets in Cooperstown, NY.
November 3 – December 1 (no class November 24)
Thursdays, 10am – 12pm
$120 Members / $125 Non-Members
Students will learn about the construction of the Human Head through individual instruction, demonstrations, and use of reference photos. Your knowledgeable instructor, Doug Jamieson, has published a how-to book for drawing the human figure and in this 4 week class, he will guide you through the process of drawing the head step-by-step! For more information on Doug Jamieson and his work, you can visit his website at http://www.dougjamiesonartist.com/
Materials List:
- Red & Brown Conte Crayons
- Drawing Paper, 11x14 or larger (4+ sheets per class)
- Kneaded Eraser
Please call 607-547-9777 or email [email protected] to pre-register and/or request a materials list. Doug Jamieson’s 4 week Draw the Head class will take place at the Cooperstown Art Association's upstairs classroom space at 22 Main Street in the Village Hall at the corners of Main and Fair Streets in Cooperstown, NY.
Paint the Lake with Doug Jamieson
Sunday, October 30th
1pm-5pm
$80 Members / $85 Non-Members
Join us for a four hour, Step-By-Step Watercolor Studio Workshop taught by artist Doug Jamieson. He will utilize a photograph, demonstration and a hands on teaching technique beginning with measurement and ending with a finished product. Regardless of experience each student will come away with a watercolor of Otsego Lake. For more information on Doug Jamieson and his work, you can visit his website at http://www.dougjamiesonartist.com/
Materials List available or materials provided in class for a fee of $10.
Please call 607-547-9777 or email [email protected] to pre-register and/or request a materials list. Doug Jamieson’s workshop takes place at the Cooperstown Art Association's upstairs classroom space at 22 Main Street in the Village Hall at the corners of Main and Fair Streets in Cooperstown, NY.
Sunday, October 30th
1pm-5pm
$80 Members / $85 Non-Members
Join us for a four hour, Step-By-Step Watercolor Studio Workshop taught by artist Doug Jamieson. He will utilize a photograph, demonstration and a hands on teaching technique beginning with measurement and ending with a finished product. Regardless of experience each student will come away with a watercolor of Otsego Lake. For more information on Doug Jamieson and his work, you can visit his website at http://www.dougjamiesonartist.com/
Materials List available or materials provided in class for a fee of $10.
Please call 607-547-9777 or email [email protected] to pre-register and/or request a materials list. Doug Jamieson’s workshop takes place at the Cooperstown Art Association's upstairs classroom space at 22 Main Street in the Village Hall at the corners of Main and Fair Streets in Cooperstown, NY.
5 Week Fall Plein Air Painting Class with Mary Nolan
September 25 - October 30, 2016 (No Class October 2)
Sunday Mornings, 10am - 12pm
$160 members / $165 non-members
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught on-site with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather. Email or call for list of supplies: [email protected] / (607) 435-5314
About: Mary Nolan was born and raised in Massachusetts. Her work reflects the beauty and diversity of the region, from coastal marshes and beaches, to the streams, wetlands, fields, ponds and forests of central New England. An award winning artist who has worked in various media for the past 30 years, she now focuses primarily on creating small on-site oil paintings, many of which are used as studies for larger studio paintings. Her paintings are found in numerous national and international collections. Open to all levels of skill, Mary's classes are often taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life. Website: http://marynolan.com/index.html
September 25 - October 30, 2016 (No Class October 2)
Sunday Mornings, 10am - 12pm
$160 members / $165 non-members
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught on-site with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather. Email or call for list of supplies: [email protected] / (607) 435-5314
About: Mary Nolan was born and raised in Massachusetts. Her work reflects the beauty and diversity of the region, from coastal marshes and beaches, to the streams, wetlands, fields, ponds and forests of central New England. An award winning artist who has worked in various media for the past 30 years, she now focuses primarily on creating small on-site oil paintings, many of which are used as studies for larger studio paintings. Her paintings are found in numerous national and international collections. Open to all levels of skill, Mary's classes are often taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life. Website: http://marynolan.com/index.html
8 Week Spring Plein Air Painting Class with Mary Nolan
June 12 - August 7 (no class July 10th)
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life.
June 12 - August 7 (no class July 10th)
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life.
6 Week Open Studio Class with Bruce Testa
Open studio class with or without instruction; all media welcome.
Open studio class with or without instruction; all media welcome.
6 Week Winter Painting Workshop with Mary Nolan
“Getting Back to the Basics”
Come spend Sunday afternoons at the CAA exploring new ways of seeing and interpreting the landscape! With an eye towards ultimately painting plein air (outdoors) and by utilizing older paintings and/or appropriate photographs, we will revisit the basics of design and composition, the importance of values, color mixing, underpainting, and the use of working with a limited palette. We will also experiment with different surfaces, tools, and paint application. *This class is intended for those with at least some experience with painting and/or drawing.
About: Mary Nolan was born and raised in Massachusetts. Her work reflects the beauty and diversity of the region, from coastal marshes and beaches, to the streams, wetlands, fields, ponds and forests of central New England. An award winning artist who has worked in various media for the past 30 years, she now focuses primarily on creating small on-site oil paintings, many of which are used as studies for larger studio paintings. Her paintings are found in numerous national and international collections. Open to all levels of skill, Mary's classes are often taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life. Website: http://marynolan.com/index.html
“Getting Back to the Basics”
Come spend Sunday afternoons at the CAA exploring new ways of seeing and interpreting the landscape! With an eye towards ultimately painting plein air (outdoors) and by utilizing older paintings and/or appropriate photographs, we will revisit the basics of design and composition, the importance of values, color mixing, underpainting, and the use of working with a limited palette. We will also experiment with different surfaces, tools, and paint application. *This class is intended for those with at least some experience with painting and/or drawing.
About: Mary Nolan was born and raised in Massachusetts. Her work reflects the beauty and diversity of the region, from coastal marshes and beaches, to the streams, wetlands, fields, ponds and forests of central New England. An award winning artist who has worked in various media for the past 30 years, she now focuses primarily on creating small on-site oil paintings, many of which are used as studies for larger studio paintings. Her paintings are found in numerous national and international collections. Open to all levels of skill, Mary's classes are often taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life. Website: http://marynolan.com/index.html
Kids
Friday, May 20, 2016: Geometric Scissor Drawings
In this class students will create a repetitive, geometric drawing using stencils of an everyday item. The focus of the class will be on overlapping shapes and using colored pencils to break them up, making a simple tracing of an object interesting. The end result will be a bright, abstract piece of art that is intriguing to the eye both close up and far away.
Friday, May 27, 2016: Town Landscapes
In this class students will create a town landscape unique to the place in which they live. Drawing on the inspiration of artist David Hockney, we will be making road paintings incorporating the different landmarks, houses, parks, etc. that are found within the community.
Friday, May 20, 2016: Folk Art Trees of Life
A subject that has been portrayed by many artists, students will draw on the traditions of Mexican folk art, as well as their own creativity in this class. Through the use of markers, crayons, and colored pencils, they will create a vibrant drawing of what they depict a tree of life to be.
Friday, April 15, 2016: Early Mother's Day Bouquet
In this class children will be making one-of-a-kind Mother's Day gifts to give their mom, grandma, etc!
Friday, March 18, 2016: Tissue Paper Mosaics
Get ready for the warmer weather with a beautiful 3D art piece you can display at home! Color, texture and pattern will all play a role as students use tissue paper to create a mosaic of flowers and spring creatures.
Friday, March 4, 2016: Chuck Close Birds
Spring is on its way, bringing back with it the variety of birds we see here in the northeast. In this class students will take on the drawing style of American artist Chuck Close. We will be incorporating the creative and intricate patterns he is known for, applying them to our own portraits of birds.
Friday, February 26, 2016: Polar Bear Pastels
As we head into the heart of winter, students in this class will focus on drawing polar bears. Using brightly colored pastels over black paper, they will learn to see and incorporate color into what would otherwise seem to be nothing more than a white canvas of fur.
Friday, February 19, 2016: Cardinals in the Snow
In this class each student will be using acrylic paint to create a winter scene filled with cardinals. Combining pattern and form, students will leave class with a beautiful painting to bring home.
Friday, February 12, 2016: Abstract Winter Watercolor Trees
This class will focus on using watercolor to paint a winter scene of trees. Students will have the opportunity to use a template or draw their own style of trees to be incorporated into their painting. Watercolor will be our main tool, adding in the use of colored pencils, markers and crayons to accent the art piece and bring it to life!
Friday, February 5, 2016: Monster & Fairy Calendars
In this class students will create a unique 2016 calendar illustrated with their own art! The theme will focus on monsters and fairies, with the option of choosing one or the other, or incorporating both! Using colored pencils, markers, crayons, and their imagination, students will come up with their own designs for each month.
In this class students will create a repetitive, geometric drawing using stencils of an everyday item. The focus of the class will be on overlapping shapes and using colored pencils to break them up, making a simple tracing of an object interesting. The end result will be a bright, abstract piece of art that is intriguing to the eye both close up and far away.
Friday, May 27, 2016: Town Landscapes
In this class students will create a town landscape unique to the place in which they live. Drawing on the inspiration of artist David Hockney, we will be making road paintings incorporating the different landmarks, houses, parks, etc. that are found within the community.
Friday, May 20, 2016: Folk Art Trees of Life
A subject that has been portrayed by many artists, students will draw on the traditions of Mexican folk art, as well as their own creativity in this class. Through the use of markers, crayons, and colored pencils, they will create a vibrant drawing of what they depict a tree of life to be.
Friday, April 15, 2016: Early Mother's Day Bouquet
In this class children will be making one-of-a-kind Mother's Day gifts to give their mom, grandma, etc!
Friday, March 18, 2016: Tissue Paper Mosaics
Get ready for the warmer weather with a beautiful 3D art piece you can display at home! Color, texture and pattern will all play a role as students use tissue paper to create a mosaic of flowers and spring creatures.
Friday, March 4, 2016: Chuck Close Birds
Spring is on its way, bringing back with it the variety of birds we see here in the northeast. In this class students will take on the drawing style of American artist Chuck Close. We will be incorporating the creative and intricate patterns he is known for, applying them to our own portraits of birds.
Friday, February 26, 2016: Polar Bear Pastels
As we head into the heart of winter, students in this class will focus on drawing polar bears. Using brightly colored pastels over black paper, they will learn to see and incorporate color into what would otherwise seem to be nothing more than a white canvas of fur.
Friday, February 19, 2016: Cardinals in the Snow
In this class each student will be using acrylic paint to create a winter scene filled with cardinals. Combining pattern and form, students will leave class with a beautiful painting to bring home.
Friday, February 12, 2016: Abstract Winter Watercolor Trees
This class will focus on using watercolor to paint a winter scene of trees. Students will have the opportunity to use a template or draw their own style of trees to be incorporated into their painting. Watercolor will be our main tool, adding in the use of colored pencils, markers and crayons to accent the art piece and bring it to life!
Friday, February 5, 2016: Monster & Fairy Calendars
In this class students will create a unique 2016 calendar illustrated with their own art! The theme will focus on monsters and fairies, with the option of choosing one or the other, or incorporating both! Using colored pencils, markers, crayons, and their imagination, students will come up with their own designs for each month.
2015
Adult
Six Week Watercolor Class with Doug Jamieson
September 24 - October 29
A Step-by-Step Approach to traditional watercolor techniques such as wet in wet, masking, the use of transparency, under painting and exploration of color mixing. Subject matter will include but not be limited to portraits, landscapes and still life. There will be ongoing demonstrations and the use of photographs.
September 24 - October 29
A Step-by-Step Approach to traditional watercolor techniques such as wet in wet, masking, the use of transparency, under painting and exploration of color mixing. Subject matter will include but not be limited to portraits, landscapes and still life. There will be ongoing demonstrations and the use of photographs.
8 Week “Painting a Memory” Class with Susan Jones Kenyon September 16 – November 4
Join artist, Susan Jones Kenyon in “Painting A Memory.” Work from images provided, your own images or from your inner artist. Open to beginners & serious students of ALL ages.
Join artist, Susan Jones Kenyon in “Painting A Memory.” Work from images provided, your own images or from your inner artist. Open to beginners & serious students of ALL ages.
Six Week Plein Air Oil Painting Class with Mary Nolan
Starting September 13
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
Starting September 13
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
Flower Exploration in Mosaic Art:
Contemporary Renderings with Yulia Hanansen
2Day Workshop, August 15 & 16
This workshop offers an opportunity to learn about contemporary renderings of flowers in a mosaic technique. The workshop will start with a presentation that discusses in detail ancient and modern representations of flowers and floral elements. A demo will be given on techniques, stylizations, and layouts. Students will create their own mosaic interpretation of a flower based on a photograph or a sketch using a traditional layout or Yulia’s signature brush-stroke technique. During the workshop students will also explore a color palette, flower details, composition, layout, and technical aspects of working with the stained glass modules. Images will be provided or bring your own upon approval of the instructor. Students must also bring their own tools. Please contact Yulia directly for more information and any questions. Open to adults; all skill levels are welcome.
Website: http://www.mosaicsphere.com/ Email: [email protected]
Contemporary Renderings with Yulia Hanansen
2Day Workshop, August 15 & 16
This workshop offers an opportunity to learn about contemporary renderings of flowers in a mosaic technique. The workshop will start with a presentation that discusses in detail ancient and modern representations of flowers and floral elements. A demo will be given on techniques, stylizations, and layouts. Students will create their own mosaic interpretation of a flower based on a photograph or a sketch using a traditional layout or Yulia’s signature brush-stroke technique. During the workshop students will also explore a color palette, flower details, composition, layout, and technical aspects of working with the stained glass modules. Images will be provided or bring your own upon approval of the instructor. Students must also bring their own tools. Please contact Yulia directly for more information and any questions. Open to adults; all skill levels are welcome.
Website: http://www.mosaicsphere.com/ Email: [email protected]
Open Studio with Monitor Bruce Testa
Open studio art class for adults, encouraging an atmosphere of openness and engagement for individual expression. All media welcome: oil, watercolor, pastel, acrylic and drawing. Instruction is also available. Painting from life, still life, photos and (weather permitting) plein air painting.
Open studio art class for adults, encouraging an atmosphere of openness and engagement for individual expression. All media welcome: oil, watercolor, pastel, acrylic and drawing. Instruction is also available. Painting from life, still life, photos and (weather permitting) plein air painting.
Plein Air Watercolor Painting Class with Doug Jamieson
Thursday mornings, 6 Weeks, June 18 - July 23, 2015
A Step-by-Step approach to using watercolor on site at Brookwood Gardens near Cooperstown (weather permitting) or back in the CAA's classroom space. For beginners and experienced painters. Bring your own materials.
Thursday mornings, 6 Weeks, June 18 - July 23, 2015
A Step-by-Step approach to using watercolor on site at Brookwood Gardens near Cooperstown (weather permitting) or back in the CAA's classroom space. For beginners and experienced painters. Bring your own materials.
Figure Drawing Class with Doug Jamieson
Monday mornings, 6 Weeks, June 15 - July 20, 2015
Using a clothed model the principles of figure drawing--including measurement and proportion, thrust, figure construction, folds and drapery--will be demonstrated, applied and practiced. All levels welcome. Bring your own supplies: newsprint pad at least 11"x14," charcoal, conte crayon-color-Sanguine, and a kneaded eraser.
Monday mornings, 6 Weeks, June 15 - July 20, 2015
Using a clothed model the principles of figure drawing--including measurement and proportion, thrust, figure construction, folds and drapery--will be demonstrated, applied and practiced. All levels welcome. Bring your own supplies: newsprint pad at least 11"x14," charcoal, conte crayon-color-Sanguine, and a kneaded eraser.
Plein Air Painting Class with Mary Nolan
Wednesday mornings, 8-weeks, May 6 - June 24, 2015
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
Wednesday mornings, 8-weeks, May 6 - June 24, 2015
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
"Painting with a Limited Palette" with Mary Nolan
Thursday Afternoons, 6-weeks, February 19 - March 26, 2015
Open to beginners through more advanced artists. Students will learn a procedural approach to painting while learning the values of color mixing, glazing, wet on wet, the use of underpainting and direct and indirect painting. In each session the instructor will give demonstrations and offer hands on help. Students must bring their own paints; a suggested materials list is available for beginning students. .
Thursday Afternoons, 6-weeks, February 19 - March 26, 2015
Open to beginners through more advanced artists. Students will learn a procedural approach to painting while learning the values of color mixing, glazing, wet on wet, the use of underpainting and direct and indirect painting. In each session the instructor will give demonstrations and offer hands on help. Students must bring their own paints; a suggested materials list is available for beginning students. .
Kids
Fall/Winter Art Classes with Marie DiLorenzo
Ages 7 and Up
Friday, December 18, 2015 : Winter Mosaics
Students will take on a different artistic technique in this class to create a winter scene in the form of a mosaic. Like the pieces of a puzzle we will be using cut up paper in different shapes that, when put together, become a beautiful work of art.
Friday, December 11, 2015 : Potato Print Holiday Cards
In preparation for the holiday season students will be creating a variety of fun holiday cards that can be sent out to friends and family! We will be using stamps, paint, and an assortment of embellishments to make unique pieces of art to send out in the mail.
Friday, December 4, 2015 : Snowmen on Skis
The winter season is here and with it comes snow! In this class students will be drawing outdoor landscapes filled with skiing snowmen! Using elmers glue, colored pencils and crayons on black paper in a relief drawing technique, the final piece of art will have a stained glass quality to it.
Ages 7 and Up
Friday, December 18, 2015 : Winter Mosaics
Students will take on a different artistic technique in this class to create a winter scene in the form of a mosaic. Like the pieces of a puzzle we will be using cut up paper in different shapes that, when put together, become a beautiful work of art.
Friday, December 11, 2015 : Potato Print Holiday Cards
In preparation for the holiday season students will be creating a variety of fun holiday cards that can be sent out to friends and family! We will be using stamps, paint, and an assortment of embellishments to make unique pieces of art to send out in the mail.
Friday, December 4, 2015 : Snowmen on Skis
The winter season is here and with it comes snow! In this class students will be drawing outdoor landscapes filled with skiing snowmen! Using elmers glue, colored pencils and crayons on black paper in a relief drawing technique, the final piece of art will have a stained glass quality to it.
Friday, November 20, 2015: Thanksgiving Centerpieces
In this class, students will be putting together their own individual centerpieces that can be placed on the table at Thanksgiving, or used just as a decoration. We will be utilizing a variety of materials with an overall rustic feel that is sure to be a wonderful addition to every home!
Friday, November 6, 2015: Give Thanks Calendar
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday but sometimes we forget its true meaning. We all have so much to be thankful for so in this class students will be creating a calendar where they and their families may express thanks and gratitude in a colorful and creative way. Look at them each day or read on Thanksgiving to remind each other what you are thankful for.
Friday, October 30, 2015: Halloween Haunted Houses
To gear up for Halloween students will construct their own 3D haunted houses complete with witches, pumpkins, bats, goblins and anything else their imagination can come up with. A perfect decoration in preparation for the next day’s Halloween excitement!
Friday, October 23, 2015: Seurat Self-Portraits
Students will take on the painting technique of pointillism in this class, to create a unique self-portrait in the style of French post-impressionist painter Georges Seurat. Noted for his innovative use of drawing media and devising new painting techniques, Seurat altered the direction of modern art and is one of the icons of late 19th century painting. *Students must bring a copy of an 8"x10" photo of themselves (from the shoulders up), printed on paper.
Friday, October 16, 2015: A Twist on the “American Gothic”
In this class we will be taking a step-by-step approach to re-create Grant Wood’s “American Gothic” painting. For a twist, students will be adding in their faces or the faces of people they know into the painting. *For this aspect of the project students must bring a copy of two photos – two people they would like in the drawing, printed on 8”x10”paper.
Friday, October 9, 2015: Van Gogh’s Sunflowers
Each student will be using acrylic paint to create their own master’s copy of Vincent Van Gogh’s famous “Sunflowers” painting. The class will be taught with a step-by-step approach that will also allow for individual creativity, so all students end up with a successful masterpiece of their own!
Friday, September 25, 2015: Recycled Harvest Mobiles
This class will be taking a different approach to the traditional outdoor wind sock. Students will paint harvest farm scenes on a durable tin can, which will then be decorated and hung with brightly colored fabric, beads, leaf templates and more. Hang on a tree in the sunshine, or under the cover of a porch and indoors in rainy weather.
Friday, September 18, 2015: Classic Clothespin Wreath
In this class students will create a beautiful fall wreath with a variety of materials used in everyday life. Paint, clothespins, leaves, beads, bows, glitter and more will be incorporated to make this fall decoration come to life. Hang inside or on your front door!
In this class, students will be putting together their own individual centerpieces that can be placed on the table at Thanksgiving, or used just as a decoration. We will be utilizing a variety of materials with an overall rustic feel that is sure to be a wonderful addition to every home!
Friday, November 6, 2015: Give Thanks Calendar
Thanksgiving is a wonderful holiday but sometimes we forget its true meaning. We all have so much to be thankful for so in this class students will be creating a calendar where they and their families may express thanks and gratitude in a colorful and creative way. Look at them each day or read on Thanksgiving to remind each other what you are thankful for.
Friday, October 30, 2015: Halloween Haunted Houses
To gear up for Halloween students will construct their own 3D haunted houses complete with witches, pumpkins, bats, goblins and anything else their imagination can come up with. A perfect decoration in preparation for the next day’s Halloween excitement!
Friday, October 23, 2015: Seurat Self-Portraits
Students will take on the painting technique of pointillism in this class, to create a unique self-portrait in the style of French post-impressionist painter Georges Seurat. Noted for his innovative use of drawing media and devising new painting techniques, Seurat altered the direction of modern art and is one of the icons of late 19th century painting. *Students must bring a copy of an 8"x10" photo of themselves (from the shoulders up), printed on paper.
Friday, October 16, 2015: A Twist on the “American Gothic”
In this class we will be taking a step-by-step approach to re-create Grant Wood’s “American Gothic” painting. For a twist, students will be adding in their faces or the faces of people they know into the painting. *For this aspect of the project students must bring a copy of two photos – two people they would like in the drawing, printed on 8”x10”paper.
Friday, October 9, 2015: Van Gogh’s Sunflowers
Each student will be using acrylic paint to create their own master’s copy of Vincent Van Gogh’s famous “Sunflowers” painting. The class will be taught with a step-by-step approach that will also allow for individual creativity, so all students end up with a successful masterpiece of their own!
Friday, September 25, 2015: Recycled Harvest Mobiles
This class will be taking a different approach to the traditional outdoor wind sock. Students will paint harvest farm scenes on a durable tin can, which will then be decorated and hung with brightly colored fabric, beads, leaf templates and more. Hang on a tree in the sunshine, or under the cover of a porch and indoors in rainy weather.
Friday, September 18, 2015: Classic Clothespin Wreath
In this class students will create a beautiful fall wreath with a variety of materials used in everyday life. Paint, clothespins, leaves, beads, bows, glitter and more will be incorporated to make this fall decoration come to life. Hang inside or on your front door!
"From the Past to the Present: A Contemporary Take on Notable Artists"
3 Week Kid's Art Classes with Marie DiLorenzo - Ages 7 & Up
Friday, May 29, 2015: Chuck Close Portraits
In this class students will draw, color, and paint a self-portrait in the style of American artist Chuck Close. Although he achieved fame for his photorealism, Close is also known for the creative and intricate patterns he uses to portray a human portrait. It is this uniqueness that students will evoke in their own self-portraits. *Students must bring a copy of an 8"x10" photo of themselves (from the shoulders up), printed on paper.
Friday, May 22, 2015: Kandinsky Cityscapes
This class will focus on morphing the student's own creativity with that of Wassily Kandinsky, an influential Russian artist from the late 19th/early 20th centuries and who is credited with painting one of the first purely abstract works. Students will draw, color, and paint a cityscape while incorporating some of the abstract techniques seen in Kandinsky's work.
Friday, May 8, 2015: Klimt Line Art/Fun with Mona Lisa
In this first class, students will begin by making their own Gustav Klimt-inspired art piece, focusing on patterns and line-work in correlation with the human body. Time permitting, they will also create their own version of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa."
3 Week Kid's Art Classes with Marie DiLorenzo - Ages 7 & Up
Friday, May 29, 2015: Chuck Close Portraits
In this class students will draw, color, and paint a self-portrait in the style of American artist Chuck Close. Although he achieved fame for his photorealism, Close is also known for the creative and intricate patterns he uses to portray a human portrait. It is this uniqueness that students will evoke in their own self-portraits. *Students must bring a copy of an 8"x10" photo of themselves (from the shoulders up), printed on paper.
Friday, May 22, 2015: Kandinsky Cityscapes
This class will focus on morphing the student's own creativity with that of Wassily Kandinsky, an influential Russian artist from the late 19th/early 20th centuries and who is credited with painting one of the first purely abstract works. Students will draw, color, and paint a cityscape while incorporating some of the abstract techniques seen in Kandinsky's work.
Friday, May 8, 2015: Klimt Line Art/Fun with Mona Lisa
In this first class, students will begin by making their own Gustav Klimt-inspired art piece, focusing on patterns and line-work in correlation with the human body. Time permitting, they will also create their own version of Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa."
"Bring in the Spring"
2 Week Kid's Craft Workshops with Marie DiLorenzo - Ages 7 & Up
Friday, April 24, 2015: Spring Wreaths
Spring is in full swing! Spread the happiness with a bright and festive craft you can display at home! Welcome your friends and family with a wreath complete with flowers, birds, butterflies, glitter, glass gems and more!
Friday, April 10, 2015: Goofy Chickens
Spring is finally here and the animals are starting to pop out of their hiding places! In this class students will create their own "goofy chicken" sculptures that they can paint, decorate, and embellish with individual creativity. Spots, stripes and different patterns abound!
2 Week Kid's Craft Workshops with Marie DiLorenzo - Ages 7 & Up
Friday, April 24, 2015: Spring Wreaths
Spring is in full swing! Spread the happiness with a bright and festive craft you can display at home! Welcome your friends and family with a wreath complete with flowers, birds, butterflies, glitter, glass gems and more!
Friday, April 10, 2015: Goofy Chickens
Spring is finally here and the animals are starting to pop out of their hiding places! In this class students will create their own "goofy chicken" sculptures that they can paint, decorate, and embellish with individual creativity. Spots, stripes and different patterns abound!
"A March of Birds"
3 Week Kid's Craft Workshops with Marie DiLorenzo - Ages 7 & Up
Friday, March 27, 2015: Illustrating the Bird
With the coming of spring many different species of birds will be returning to the north. In this class students will learn how to differentiate and draw a variety of these birds, which can be displayed at home or used as a reference guide for those who enjoy bird watching!
Friday, March 20, 2015: Owl Prints
Using a common item found in the household, students will create their own owl prints that will then be displayed in a uniquely decorated frame. They will also take home a painted version of their printing "plate," which can be displayed as well.
Friday, March 13, 2015: Making Mobiles
Get ready for the warmer weather with a beautiful craft sculpture you can display at home! Students will learn about famous mobile artist Alexander Calder, using inspiration from examples of his artwork to make a bird mobile of their own.
Friday, March 6, 2015: Beautiful Bird Houses
The birds are coming, the birds are coming! And that means they will need homes to make their nests. Students will create and decorate their own bird houses with the option of making them into wind chimes as well.
3 Week Kid's Craft Workshops with Marie DiLorenzo - Ages 7 & Up
Friday, March 27, 2015: Illustrating the Bird
With the coming of spring many different species of birds will be returning to the north. In this class students will learn how to differentiate and draw a variety of these birds, which can be displayed at home or used as a reference guide for those who enjoy bird watching!
Friday, March 20, 2015: Owl Prints
Using a common item found in the household, students will create their own owl prints that will then be displayed in a uniquely decorated frame. They will also take home a painted version of their printing "plate," which can be displayed as well.
Friday, March 13, 2015: Making Mobiles
Get ready for the warmer weather with a beautiful craft sculpture you can display at home! Students will learn about famous mobile artist Alexander Calder, using inspiration from examples of his artwork to make a bird mobile of their own.
Friday, March 6, 2015: Beautiful Bird Houses
The birds are coming, the birds are coming! And that means they will need homes to make their nests. Students will create and decorate their own bird houses with the option of making them into wind chimes as well.
2014
Adult
Polymer Clay Holiday Ornaments Workshop with Wendy Reich
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Create beautiful holiday ornaments or charms for presents! You will learn how to work with polymer clay using a variety of techniques that include rubber stamping, painting, embedding, and molding. No experience necessary. Participants are encouraged to bring additional embellishments from home such as jewelry, beads, ribbons, etc.
Saturday, November 15, 2014
Create beautiful holiday ornaments or charms for presents! You will learn how to work with polymer clay using a variety of techniques that include rubber stamping, painting, embedding, and molding. No experience necessary. Participants are encouraged to bring additional embellishments from home such as jewelry, beads, ribbons, etc.
Dichroic Fused Glass Pendants Workshop with Wendy Reich
Saturday, October 18, 2014
It's Fall! Get ready for color! Learn how to cut, grind and arrange small pieces of glass to create brilliant and vibrant jewelry. You will make two pendants. No experience necessary.
Saturday, October 18, 2014
It's Fall! Get ready for color! Learn how to cut, grind and arrange small pieces of glass to create brilliant and vibrant jewelry. You will make two pendants. No experience necessary.
Six Week Plein Air Oil Painting Class with Mary Nolan
September 17 - October 22, 2014
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
September 17 - October 22, 2014
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
Six Week Painting Class with Doug Jamieson
September 17* - October 22, 2014 *delayed by one week due to illness - will start September 24th
Bring your own project and materials. You can work in Water Soluble Oils, Watercolor or Acrylics. Teacher will assist each student with his/her project. *All levels welcome - beginning to experience painters.
September 17* - October 22, 2014 *delayed by one week due to illness - will start September 24th
Bring your own project and materials. You can work in Water Soluble Oils, Watercolor or Acrylics. Teacher will assist each student with his/her project. *All levels welcome - beginning to experience painters.
Six Week Watercolor Techniques Class with Doug Jamieson
September 17* - October 22, 2014 *delayed by one week due to illness - will start September 24th
A Step-by-Step Approach to traditional watercolor techniques such as wet in wet, masking, the use of transparency, under painting and exploration of color mixing. Subject matter will include but not be limited to portraits, landscapes and still life. There will be ongoing demonstrations and the use of photographs. *Bring your own materials. *All levels welcome - beginning to experienced painters.
September 17* - October 22, 2014 *delayed by one week due to illness - will start September 24th
A Step-by-Step Approach to traditional watercolor techniques such as wet in wet, masking, the use of transparency, under painting and exploration of color mixing. Subject matter will include but not be limited to portraits, landscapes and still life. There will be ongoing demonstrations and the use of photographs. *Bring your own materials. *All levels welcome - beginning to experienced painters.
Eight Week Painting Workshop with Doug Jamieson
May 12 - July 7, 2014 *No class May 26th
Bring your own project and materials. You can work in Water Soluble Oils, Watercolor or Acrylics. Teacher will assist each student with his/her project. *All levels welcome - beginning to experience painters.
May 12 - July 7, 2014 *No class May 26th
Bring your own project and materials. You can work in Water Soluble Oils, Watercolor or Acrylics. Teacher will assist each student with his/her project. *All levels welcome - beginning to experience painters.
Eight Week Watercolor Techniques Workshop with Doug Jamieson
May 12 - July 7, 2014 *No class May 26th
A Step-by-Step Approach to traditional watercolor techniques such as wet in wet, masking, the use of transparency, under painting and exploration of color mixing. Subject matter will include but not be limited to portraits, landscapes and still life. There will be ongoing demonstrations and the use of photographs. *Bring your own materials. *All levels welcome - beginning to experienced painters.
May 12 - July 7, 2014 *No class May 26th
A Step-by-Step Approach to traditional watercolor techniques such as wet in wet, masking, the use of transparency, under painting and exploration of color mixing. Subject matter will include but not be limited to portraits, landscapes and still life. There will be ongoing demonstrations and the use of photographs. *Bring your own materials. *All levels welcome - beginning to experienced painters.
Four Week "Pondering Paint" Class with Susan Jones Kenyon
June 3 - June 24, 2014
Serious students ages 17 and older are invited to join artist Susan Jones Kenyon in creating land, sea or dreamscapes using Golden Open Acrylics and water-based oils. Brushes, paints and two canvases will be provided. *All levels welcome - beginning to experienced painters.
June 3 - June 24, 2014
Serious students ages 17 and older are invited to join artist Susan Jones Kenyon in creating land, sea or dreamscapes using Golden Open Acrylics and water-based oils. Brushes, paints and two canvases will be provided. *All levels welcome - beginning to experienced painters.
Six Week Plein Air Oil Painting Class with Mary Nolan
May 22 - July 3, 2014 *No class June 19
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
May 22 - July 3, 2014 *No class June 19
This class is for the student with past experience with oil or acrylic painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil (or acrylic) painting while working from life. *Bring your own materials. *Schedule flexibility is required due to weather.
Four Week "Interpreting Color" Class with Susan Jones Kenyon
March 6 - 27, 2014
Interpret the colors of your favorite photos, be it a landscape, person, still life, or abstract design. Bring two of your favorite photos to recreate on canvas in acrylic or water-based oils. Open to adults of all levels. Please bring a cool whip or margarine type container with a lid. * All materials included.
March 6 - 27, 2014
Interpret the colors of your favorite photos, be it a landscape, person, still life, or abstract design. Bring two of your favorite photos to recreate on canvas in acrylic or water-based oils. Open to adults of all levels. Please bring a cool whip or margarine type container with a lid. * All materials included.
Five Week Landscape Painting Class with Mary Nolan
February 20 - March 20
Come inside and paint in oil or acrylic with artist, Mary Nolan. Students will be working from photographs and some experience is required.
February 20 - March 20
Come inside and paint in oil or acrylic with artist, Mary Nolan. Students will be working from photographs and some experience is required.
Kids
"Get Your Craft On!"
4 Week Kids' Craft Workshops with Marie DiLorenzo
Friday, December 19, 2014: Glowing Holiday Gifts
'Tis the season! The holidays are here and what better way to celebrate than to create some wonderful homemade gifts for your family. Each child will be provided with materials to make a beautiful craft and wrap it, ready to surprise whoever they wish to receive it! A glittering, glowing, special surprise for someone you love!
Friday, December 5, 2014: Owl Ornaments
As the weather gets colder and the snow starts to fly, come create some owl ornaments! Using an assortment of items, as well as recycled bottle caps, buttons, and some glitter, these are sure to sparkle in your home! Hang in your room or in the house for decoration, or on the tree for the holidays!
Friday, November 21, 2014: Turkey Day Leaf Wreath
Get ready for the holiday season with a beautiful craft you can display at home! Welcome your friends and family with a festive wreath complete with glitter, leaves, feathers, glass gems, and more! Each student will then create their own unique turkey for the center of the wreath!
Friday, October 24, 2014: Halloween Wind Chimes & Autumn Dream Catchers
Instead of sitting at home, spend your day off making crafts! To gear up for Halloween each child will complete two crafts, one in the morning and one in the afternoon with a break in between for lunch.
4 Week Kids' Craft Workshops with Marie DiLorenzo
Friday, December 19, 2014: Glowing Holiday Gifts
'Tis the season! The holidays are here and what better way to celebrate than to create some wonderful homemade gifts for your family. Each child will be provided with materials to make a beautiful craft and wrap it, ready to surprise whoever they wish to receive it! A glittering, glowing, special surprise for someone you love!
Friday, December 5, 2014: Owl Ornaments
As the weather gets colder and the snow starts to fly, come create some owl ornaments! Using an assortment of items, as well as recycled bottle caps, buttons, and some glitter, these are sure to sparkle in your home! Hang in your room or in the house for decoration, or on the tree for the holidays!
Friday, November 21, 2014: Turkey Day Leaf Wreath
Get ready for the holiday season with a beautiful craft you can display at home! Welcome your friends and family with a festive wreath complete with glitter, leaves, feathers, glass gems, and more! Each student will then create their own unique turkey for the center of the wreath!
Friday, October 24, 2014: Halloween Wind Chimes & Autumn Dream Catchers
Instead of sitting at home, spend your day off making crafts! To gear up for Halloween each child will complete two crafts, one in the morning and one in the afternoon with a break in between for lunch.
2013
Adult
One Day Folk Art Painting with Pat Wiley
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Want to share your memories but never got o write them up? How about capturing your stories in paint? Even if you've never painted before, folk art is a great way to give voice to your creative side and tell your own story. One painting can contain scenes from your daily life or put together special memories commemorating a holiday, wedding, anniversary, birthday, or other special event.
Pat Wiley, a local folk artist who recently exhibited at the Arkell Museum and Canajoharie Library, will help you capture your own story in acrylic paint. By the end of this workshop, you will leave with your finished painting and some tips on how to keep going on your own.
Wednesday, November 13, 2013
Want to share your memories but never got o write them up? How about capturing your stories in paint? Even if you've never painted before, folk art is a great way to give voice to your creative side and tell your own story. One painting can contain scenes from your daily life or put together special memories commemorating a holiday, wedding, anniversary, birthday, or other special event.
Pat Wiley, a local folk artist who recently exhibited at the Arkell Museum and Canajoharie Library, will help you capture your own story in acrylic paint. By the end of this workshop, you will leave with your finished painting and some tips on how to keep going on your own.
Four Week Collage Class with Christine Alexander
October 28 - November 18, 2013
Students will create a finished cut-paper collage in the eight hour total class time. Alexander's extensive collection of beautiful art papers, archival glues, and lasting substrates will be used. Process and composition addressed individually and as a group. Beginners and working artists alike are welcome.
October 28 - November 18, 2013
Students will create a finished cut-paper collage in the eight hour total class time. Alexander's extensive collection of beautiful art papers, archival glues, and lasting substrates will be used. Process and composition addressed individually and as a group. Beginners and working artists alike are welcome.
Four Week Landscape Painting with Susan Jones Kenyon
October 24, November 7, 14, and 21, 2013
Interpret the moods of the land, water and sky with the medium of water soluble oil or acrylic paint. Open to all skill levels. * All materials included.
October 24, November 7, 14, and 21, 2013
Interpret the moods of the land, water and sky with the medium of water soluble oil or acrylic paint. Open to all skill levels. * All materials included.
Five Day Pastel Painting Workshop
"Paint Like a Plein Air Artist" with Greg Barnes
October 21 - 25, 2013
Explore the impressionist style with award winning plein air artist Greg Barnes as your personal guide. Greg tailors his instruction to reach all levels from beginning to advanced techniques. Working from photographs or on location, the class will focus on capturing the essence of a scene through design, color harmonies, and intuitive interpretation. Greg will focus primarily on pastel techniques, although oil and acrylics are welcome.
Each class typically begins with a pastel demonstration and lecture by Greg, focusing on different aspects of producing a captivating landscape painting. The remaining time will be spent at your easel, painting from your own photos or from life. He will visit each easel as you paint, giving individual instruction and personal attention. The class will also include critiques of each student's work in order to pinpoint areas of strength and potential growth.
About your instructor: Greg Barnes received a Bachelor of FIne Arts degree from Wake Forest University in 1985. He began painting full time following the 911 incident of 2001, when he realized "life is short." He studied with Albert Handell and Scott Christensen early in his professional career. Currently he tours the country displaying his paintings in national art festivals, participating in plein air events, and teaching. Annually he earns numerous awards for his pastel paintings, including the "Crowd Favorite" award at the Aspen Plein Air Invitational, July 2013.
"Paint Like a Plein Air Artist" with Greg Barnes
October 21 - 25, 2013
Explore the impressionist style with award winning plein air artist Greg Barnes as your personal guide. Greg tailors his instruction to reach all levels from beginning to advanced techniques. Working from photographs or on location, the class will focus on capturing the essence of a scene through design, color harmonies, and intuitive interpretation. Greg will focus primarily on pastel techniques, although oil and acrylics are welcome.
Each class typically begins with a pastel demonstration and lecture by Greg, focusing on different aspects of producing a captivating landscape painting. The remaining time will be spent at your easel, painting from your own photos or from life. He will visit each easel as you paint, giving individual instruction and personal attention. The class will also include critiques of each student's work in order to pinpoint areas of strength and potential growth.
About your instructor: Greg Barnes received a Bachelor of FIne Arts degree from Wake Forest University in 1985. He began painting full time following the 911 incident of 2001, when he realized "life is short." He studied with Albert Handell and Scott Christensen early in his professional career. Currently he tours the country displaying his paintings in national art festivals, participating in plein air events, and teaching. Annually he earns numerous awards for his pastel paintings, including the "Crowd Favorite" award at the Aspen Plein Air Invitational, July 2013.
Eight Week Watercolor Landscape with David Kiehm
October 9 - November 27, 2013
This class will focus on interpreting landscapes from photographs and concentrate on developing space and mood and is intended for students with past experience.
October 9 - November 27, 2013
This class will focus on interpreting landscapes from photographs and concentrate on developing space and mood and is intended for students with past experience.
Six Week Plein Air Oil Painting with Mary Nolan
September 19 - October 31, no class October 3, 2013
This class is for the student with past experience with oil painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life.
September 19 - October 31, no class October 3, 2013
This class is for the student with past experience with oil painting and is taught onsite with the location changing each week. Students are given the opportunity to learn the techniques of oil painting while working from life.