Workshops
First Friday Paint-In
Beginning January 6th, 2012 the Gallery will be open for artists to bring paints and a project to work on in the company of other fellow artists from 10:00 am until 2:00 pm. Artists may bring a lunch or enjoy something available from the many nearby restaurants. There will be a $10 building usage charge. If you have any questions about this opportunity, please contact Mia Portlock at 591-8803 or Jeanette Perry at 308-7317 for more information.
Fundamentals of Drawing with Steve Henderson
Six three-hour evening sessions, every other Thursday beginning February 23. Sessions are 5:30 - 8:30 pm.
Dates: Feb.23, March 8 and 22, April 5 and 19, May 3 2012.
The fundamental basics of drawing are crucial to any artist, and yet so many people find themselves struggling with other media -- oil, watercolor, pastels -- without the confidence to draw with a pencil. Each class builds upon a previous one, and your space is reserved for you, alone -- for this reason we ask students to commit to the entire series.
Class fee is $300 for the six classes. You may pay a $100 deposit with the balance due before the first class.
Class size: Minimum 6 students; maximum 10 students.
If the class should be canceled for any reason, your fees will be refunded.
See more of Steve Henderson's work here.
You may pay electronically, or by mailing or dropping off your payment at the Gallery at 89 Lee Blvd.
| Reserve my spot with this $100 deposit | Pay off my balance of $200. | Sign me up - I'll pay the $300 now. |
Watercolor with Deanne Lemley
Three day workshop: March 15, 16 and 17th, 9:30 - 4pm.
Deanne's statement on watercolor, "Painting in watercolor has many advantages. One loaded brush travels clear across the paper, thus, it is faster than painting in oil. It dries quickly without a great deal of cleanup with distalants as required by oil. It is easier to transport than oil, not as bulky and messy . It lends itself to a more spontaneous response. The timing in watercolor is probably the most difficult to master, having to do with how much water and how much pigment is necessary to achieve the proper value or color and how wet or dry the paper. The beauty of a good watercolor is it’s transparency and immediacy. There is not another medium that can quite duplicate that remarkable feature."
Class fee is $320. You may pay a $100 deposit with the balance due one week before the workshop.
If the class should be canceled for any reason, your fees will be refunded.
See more of Deanne Lemley's work here.
You may pay electronically, or by mailing or dropping off your payment at the Gallery at 89 Lee Blvd.
| Reserve my spot with this $100 deposit | Pay off my balance of $220. | Sign me up - I'll pay the $300 now. |