KEN AUSTER WORKSHOP
March 26 - 28, 2008
Arts Center of Coastal Carolina and on Location
Hilton Head Island, South Carolina
Cost: $750
Space is limited.
Contact Ben Whiteside at 843.842.4433
for more information and to reserve a spot.
Thursday, March 6, 2008
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Armand Cabrera Workshops 2008
~ MARCH 2008 ~
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
FREE INDOOR OIL PAINTING DEMONSTRATION
McLean Art Society
March 28
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: McLean Community Center
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, Virginia
~ APRIL 2008 ~
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GEORGIA
Armand will be teaching with the
Plein Air Painters of the Southeast
April 18 - 21
Armand will teach on Saturday, April 19th
Students study for 3 days - 3 different instructors
Contact Mary Anderson at Anderson Fine Art Gallery
(912) 634- 4555
www.andersonfineartgallery.com
Workshop is Full - Wait List Only
~ MAY 2008 ~
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
FREE INDOOR OIL PAINTING DEMONSTRATION
THE ARTS CENTER IN ORANGE
129 East Main Street
Orange, Virginia
Sunday, May 4th
Time: 2 pm - 4 pm
This event is Free, however, you must register with
The Arts Center in Orange to reserve your space.
Please call: 540. 672. 7311
~ JUNE 2008 ~
Winter Shadows 12 x 16 Oil
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
Free Oil Painting Demonstration
Richland Fine Art Gallery
2131 Bandywood Drive
Nashville, Tennessee
615. 292. 2781
June 12th: 1 pm - 3 pm
Armand will take a small sketch and create a larger painting
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
Northern Virginia Location
June 26
Outdoor Painting Demonstration
Location and more information to be announced
~ JULY 2008 ~
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
Northern Virginia Locations
July 16
Outdoor Painting Demonstration
Location and more information to be announced
~ SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2008 ~
OUTDOOR PAINTING NEAR LURAY, VIRGINIA
in the Shenandoah Valley
September 28 - October 3
This workshop is on a dude ranch in Stanley, Virginia---
right on the Shenandoah River with spectacular views.
More Information
This workshop must be booked by April 30th...
or it will be cancelled.
PAINT THE BEAUTY OF THE SOUTHWESTERN DESERT
Tucson, Arizona
Tucson Plein Air Painters Society
October 23 - 26
(I have taken one of Armand's workshops. He is an excellent Plein Air painter and
instructor. Jim Greenwood - PAG member)
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
FREE INDOOR OIL PAINTING DEMONSTRATION
McLean Art Society
March 28
10:30 am - 12:30 pm
Location: McLean Community Center
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, Virginia
~ APRIL 2008 ~
ST. SIMONS ISLAND, GEORGIA
Armand will be teaching with the
Plein Air Painters of the Southeast
April 18 - 21
Armand will teach on Saturday, April 19th
Students study for 3 days - 3 different instructors
Contact Mary Anderson at Anderson Fine Art Gallery
(912) 634- 4555
www.andersonfineartgallery.com
Workshop is Full - Wait List Only
~ MAY 2008 ~
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
FREE INDOOR OIL PAINTING DEMONSTRATION
THE ARTS CENTER IN ORANGE
129 East Main Street
Orange, Virginia
Sunday, May 4th
Time: 2 pm - 4 pm
This event is Free, however, you must register with
The Arts Center in Orange to reserve your space.
Please call: 540. 672. 7311
~ JUNE 2008 ~
Winter Shadows 12 x 16 Oil
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
Free Oil Painting Demonstration
Richland Fine Art Gallery
2131 Bandywood Drive
Nashville, Tennessee
615. 292. 2781
June 12th: 1 pm - 3 pm
Armand will take a small sketch and create a larger painting
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
Northern Virginia Location
June 26
Outdoor Painting Demonstration
Location and more information to be announced
~ JULY 2008 ~
Armand Cabrera's 3rd Annual Oil Painting Demo Series
Northern Virginia Locations
July 16
Outdoor Painting Demonstration
Location and more information to be announced
~ SEPTEMBER - OCTOBER 2008 ~
OUTDOOR PAINTING NEAR LURAY, VIRGINIA
in the Shenandoah Valley
September 28 - October 3
This workshop is on a dude ranch in Stanley, Virginia---
right on the Shenandoah River with spectacular views.
More Information
This workshop must be booked by April 30th...
or it will be cancelled.
PAINT THE BEAUTY OF THE SOUTHWESTERN DESERT
Tucson, Arizona
Tucson Plein Air Painters Society
October 23 - 26
(I have taken one of Armand's workshops. He is an excellent Plein Air painter and
instructor. Jim Greenwood - PAG member)
Dee Beard Dean Workshops 2008
April 3–10, 2008
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico – 8 days.
Brush With Genius VIII Tour
For info: email Judith at judithp7@yahoo.com or (205) 970-0766 or (205) 452-2221
www.villajacaranda.com
April 19-21, 2008
PAP-SE Annual Workshop
at Anderson Fine Art
Dee Beard Dean - 2008 Workshop Schedule
St. Simons Island, GA
www.pap-se.com/workshop.htm
May 5-7, 2008
Figurative Work Shop
Quinlan Art Center, Gainesville, Ga. - $550. $30 model fee. To register call 770-536-2575. www.quinlanartscenter.org
September 10-14
Kiawah Island
email Dee for information
October 13-16, 2008
The Figure in Landscape
Anderson Fine Art
St. Simons Island, GA
www.andersonfineartgallery.com
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico – 8 days.
Brush With Genius VIII Tour
For info: email Judith at judithp7@yahoo.com or (205) 970-0766 or (205) 452-2221
www.villajacaranda.com
April 19-21, 2008
PAP-SE Annual Workshop
at Anderson Fine Art
Dee Beard Dean - 2008 Workshop Schedule
St. Simons Island, GA
www.pap-se.com/workshop.htm
May 5-7, 2008
Figurative Work Shop
Quinlan Art Center, Gainesville, Ga. - $550. $30 model fee. To register call 770-536-2575. www.quinlanartscenter.org
September 10-14
Kiawah Island
email Dee for information
October 13-16, 2008
The Figure in Landscape
Anderson Fine Art
St. Simons Island, GA
www.andersonfineartgallery.com
Bill Davidson 2008 Workshops in Georgia
Spring workshop
Buisson's estate on Lake Lanier, Georgia
May 7 - 10, 2008
$425
This is a great location at Bob Buisson's barn and 75 acres of beautiful landscapes on Lake Lanier.THE ESSENTIALS OF PAINTING WELL, SOME PLEIN AIR, TAKING A STUDY TO A LARGER PAINTING, GETTING LIGHT IN YOUR PAINTINGS , COLOR HARMONY, INDIVIDUAL CRITIQUES
Fall workshop
Glen-Ella Springs, Georgia
October 12 - 17, 2008
$525
PLEIN AIR STUDIES, GREAT LOCATIONS , GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL CRITIQUES, A WEEK IMMERSED IN PAINTING BETTER , PLUS GREAT CAMRADARIE AND FOOD.
Please contact ANNEBHILL@aol.com for more information.
Buisson's estate on Lake Lanier, Georgia
May 7 - 10, 2008
$425
This is a great location at Bob Buisson's barn and 75 acres of beautiful landscapes on Lake Lanier.THE ESSENTIALS OF PAINTING WELL, SOME PLEIN AIR, TAKING A STUDY TO A LARGER PAINTING, GETTING LIGHT IN YOUR PAINTINGS , COLOR HARMONY, INDIVIDUAL CRITIQUES
Fall workshop
Glen-Ella Springs, Georgia
October 12 - 17, 2008
$525
PLEIN AIR STUDIES, GREAT LOCATIONS , GROUP AND INDIVIDUAL CRITIQUES, A WEEK IMMERSED IN PAINTING BETTER , PLUS GREAT CAMRADARIE AND FOOD.
Please contact ANNEBHILL@aol.com for more information.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Pine Mountian, Georgia
Pine Mountain, Georgia (Near Columbus and LaGrange)
Downtown Pine Mountain
ART WORKS Class Schedule for March, 2008
Ph: 706-663-7778
Sketching and Technique Workshop - Teens & Adults
Instructor: Donna Bailey
Saturday, March 1
Time: 10am-5pm (bring lunch)
Min. of 5 students, Max.10 Fee: $60
Student brings a 9x12 sketch pad (not newsprint) & an assorted pencils/eraser set
Donna says this is an intense workout sure to please everyone interested in learning more about drawing and composition. Shapes, shading, perspective, and more will be covered, and there is a special treat in store for the afternoon session. Students will sketch from a live model during the final portion of the workshop. Her incredible Victorian attire, long black curls worn up with a large flower behind her ear and porcelain skin guarantee a delightful drawing experience.
Sketching and Perspective Workshop - Teens & Adults - Instructor: Dick Millman
Saturday, March 8
Time: 10am-5pm (bring lunch)
Min. of 5, Max.10 Fee: $60
Student brings a 9x12 sketch pad (not newsprint) & an asst. pencil/eraser set
This class will concentrate on quick sketching techniques with emphasis on getting the perspective right.
After an introductory discussion of some of the ‘rules’, we will do a series of exercises, analyze some photos and get the feel of pencil meeting paper. We will work on composition, finding the ‘focus’, a full range of values, expressing the dramatic and making the drawing ‘read’. We will work with shade & shadows, and weather permitting we will tackle one of Pine Mountains “real” subjects.
Please note: The two pencil drawing workshops above are perfect companions. Together they provide students with a complete & thorough overview of rendering a likeness of any given subject.
Hand Building - an Introduction to Clay
Instructor: Faith Birkhead
Tuesdays, March 11. 18 & 25
Time: 6-8pm Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $65
Design considerations, tools & techniques will be discussed in the first session as students roll, cut & build a functional piece of pottery from a lump of clay. Pieces will dry and be bisque fired in time for the second class when students will finish their piece with the application of glazes. The piece will be fired once again in time for the third class which will feature an unveiling of the masterpieces along with a student critique & maybe a peek at the potter’s wheel!
Watercolor Crash Course-'Veggie Garden' Barn at Callaway
Instructor: Brenda Stevens
Sunday, Mar. 16 Time: 2:30--6:30 pm
Min. of students 5, Max. 10 Fee: $60
Learn to mix colors as you use a three-color palette of watercolors to create a small painting of the barn in the vegetable garden at Callaway Gardens. Designed for beginner to intermediate, no drawing skills are required. Learn to mix and blend color to create this landscape, which will soon be gone.
Beginning to advanced students will enjoy the results of this well structured approach to watercolor. All supplies are furnished for this workshop which is held in the ART WORKS classroom.
Precious Metal Clay (PMC) to Fine Silver Pendant
Instructor: D. Jackson Quillen,Level 2 Certified PMC Artisan
Wednesday, March 26
Time: 10am-3pm(1 hr. lunch)
Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $70
Saturday, March 29
Time: 10am-3pm(1 hr. lunch) Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $70
It’s made from reclaimed, micron sized particles of pure silver & held together by a non-toxic, cellulose based organic binder, which makes it maleable. Stamp, mold, carve & build to create dimensional pieces. A simple, inexpensive butane torch is used to create this beautiful, one of a kind pendant! Repeat students can create with lump clay or choose to use the silver paste. Bring a small leaf with good veins on the backside, paint several layers of silver onto the leaf & capture all the detail of the veins. The leaf disintegrates while you are firing the binder out of the silver and you have an exact replica of the leaf made in 99.9% fine silver. Be sure to avoid smooth leaves as they won’t give you enough detail. Fun, easy, unique & SILVER!
Oils and the Landscape -Teens & Adults
Instructor: Donna Bailey
Sundays, March 9, 16, 23 & 30
Time: 2-5pm
Min. of 5 students, Max. 8 Fee: $100
Join Donna & her oil painters as they venture out to paint the caboose & gazebo next door to ARTWORKS. Students will work from a provided photo or can paint from their own photo. Composition (what to leave in, what to leave out), perspective, texture, lighting & other special considerations as they apply to painting landscapes will be discussed. Great class for both beginners & advanced students. Ask for a supply list when you sign up.
Jewelry Design
Instructor: Faith Birkhead
Saturday, March 15
Time: 1-4pm Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $35
Bring a favorite pendant and create a necklace for it using our beautiful beads and findings. Beads, stringing wire, spacers and clasps are provided. Don’t have a favorite pendant? Take Debra’s fine silver pendant class or Jan’s fused dichroic glass pendant class and then you’ll have a favorite pendant! Or you may select one from our collection of pendants which range in price from $10-$20. Wear your new creation and impress your friends when you say, “Thanks, I made it myself!”. Bring a friend or your teenager to share in this fun class.
Mosaic Glass Creations
Instructor: Beverly Roberts
Saturday, March 15
Time: 11am - 4pm Min. of 4 students, Max. 8 Fee: $70
Receive step-by-step, hands-on instruction while creating a mosaic piece of art. Cut & shape colored glass pieces, glue to make your design and grout. Upon completion of this class, participants should be able to apply these same techniques to create mosaic pieces using a variety of materials and surfaces. As time is limited, please bring your lunch. Call Bev if you have questions about the class: 706-322-2942
Glass, Fusing and Lampworking Workshop
Instructor: Jan Hochreiter
Sundays, Mar. 23, 2-6 and Mar. 30, 2-5
Time: 2-6pm Min. of 5 students, Max. 8 Fee: $100
The first day of the workshop you will learn to nip & layer dichroic glass to create a unique pendant with matching earrings. (Dichroic glass has a beautiful, shimmering metallic finish on its surface. As the piece moves, the light hits it from different angles causing the color to shift back and forth between hues.) While the pendants go into the kiln for fusing, you will learn to make lampworked beads (glass beads made over a small torch) to compliment your fused pendant. Matching specks of dichroic glass will be added to the beads. The second day of the workshop you will finish your earrings and create a necklace with your pendant and matching beads. Come by the gallery and look at Jan’s gorgeous work; you’ll definitely want to try your hand at this!
Other classes coming soon:
Stained Glass
Mixed Media Jewelry
Paper Making
Acrylic
Book Making
Batik
Wood Carving
Mixed Media for Kids
Pastel
Tinting B&W Photos
Photography
& lots more!
Be sure to sign our ‘class interest’ sheet in the gallery and we will notify you when we offer a class in which you have expressed an interest.
Downtown Pine Mountain
ART WORKS Class Schedule for March, 2008
Ph: 706-663-7778
Sketching and Technique Workshop - Teens & Adults
Instructor: Donna Bailey
Saturday, March 1
Time: 10am-5pm (bring lunch)
Min. of 5 students, Max.10 Fee: $60
Student brings a 9x12 sketch pad (not newsprint) & an assorted pencils/eraser set
Donna says this is an intense workout sure to please everyone interested in learning more about drawing and composition. Shapes, shading, perspective, and more will be covered, and there is a special treat in store for the afternoon session. Students will sketch from a live model during the final portion of the workshop. Her incredible Victorian attire, long black curls worn up with a large flower behind her ear and porcelain skin guarantee a delightful drawing experience.
Sketching and Perspective Workshop - Teens & Adults - Instructor: Dick Millman
Saturday, March 8
Time: 10am-5pm (bring lunch)
Min. of 5, Max.10 Fee: $60
Student brings a 9x12 sketch pad (not newsprint) & an asst. pencil/eraser set
This class will concentrate on quick sketching techniques with emphasis on getting the perspective right.
After an introductory discussion of some of the ‘rules’, we will do a series of exercises, analyze some photos and get the feel of pencil meeting paper. We will work on composition, finding the ‘focus’, a full range of values, expressing the dramatic and making the drawing ‘read’. We will work with shade & shadows, and weather permitting we will tackle one of Pine Mountains “real” subjects.
Please note: The two pencil drawing workshops above are perfect companions. Together they provide students with a complete & thorough overview of rendering a likeness of any given subject.
Hand Building - an Introduction to Clay
Instructor: Faith Birkhead
Tuesdays, March 11. 18 & 25
Time: 6-8pm Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $65
Design considerations, tools & techniques will be discussed in the first session as students roll, cut & build a functional piece of pottery from a lump of clay. Pieces will dry and be bisque fired in time for the second class when students will finish their piece with the application of glazes. The piece will be fired once again in time for the third class which will feature an unveiling of the masterpieces along with a student critique & maybe a peek at the potter’s wheel!
Watercolor Crash Course-'Veggie Garden' Barn at Callaway
Instructor: Brenda Stevens
Sunday, Mar. 16 Time: 2:30--6:30 pm
Min. of students 5, Max. 10 Fee: $60
Learn to mix colors as you use a three-color palette of watercolors to create a small painting of the barn in the vegetable garden at Callaway Gardens. Designed for beginner to intermediate, no drawing skills are required. Learn to mix and blend color to create this landscape, which will soon be gone.
Beginning to advanced students will enjoy the results of this well structured approach to watercolor. All supplies are furnished for this workshop which is held in the ART WORKS classroom.
Precious Metal Clay (PMC) to Fine Silver Pendant
Instructor: D. Jackson Quillen,Level 2 Certified PMC Artisan
Wednesday, March 26
Time: 10am-3pm(1 hr. lunch)
Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $70
Saturday, March 29
Time: 10am-3pm(1 hr. lunch) Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $70
It’s made from reclaimed, micron sized particles of pure silver & held together by a non-toxic, cellulose based organic binder, which makes it maleable. Stamp, mold, carve & build to create dimensional pieces. A simple, inexpensive butane torch is used to create this beautiful, one of a kind pendant! Repeat students can create with lump clay or choose to use the silver paste. Bring a small leaf with good veins on the backside, paint several layers of silver onto the leaf & capture all the detail of the veins. The leaf disintegrates while you are firing the binder out of the silver and you have an exact replica of the leaf made in 99.9% fine silver. Be sure to avoid smooth leaves as they won’t give you enough detail. Fun, easy, unique & SILVER!
Oils and the Landscape -Teens & Adults
Instructor: Donna Bailey
Sundays, March 9, 16, 23 & 30
Time: 2-5pm
Min. of 5 students, Max. 8 Fee: $100
Join Donna & her oil painters as they venture out to paint the caboose & gazebo next door to ARTWORKS. Students will work from a provided photo or can paint from their own photo. Composition (what to leave in, what to leave out), perspective, texture, lighting & other special considerations as they apply to painting landscapes will be discussed. Great class for both beginners & advanced students. Ask for a supply list when you sign up.
Jewelry Design
Instructor: Faith Birkhead
Saturday, March 15
Time: 1-4pm Min. of 5 students, Max. 10 Fee: $35
Bring a favorite pendant and create a necklace for it using our beautiful beads and findings. Beads, stringing wire, spacers and clasps are provided. Don’t have a favorite pendant? Take Debra’s fine silver pendant class or Jan’s fused dichroic glass pendant class and then you’ll have a favorite pendant! Or you may select one from our collection of pendants which range in price from $10-$20. Wear your new creation and impress your friends when you say, “Thanks, I made it myself!”. Bring a friend or your teenager to share in this fun class.
Mosaic Glass Creations
Instructor: Beverly Roberts
Saturday, March 15
Time: 11am - 4pm Min. of 4 students, Max. 8 Fee: $70
Receive step-by-step, hands-on instruction while creating a mosaic piece of art. Cut & shape colored glass pieces, glue to make your design and grout. Upon completion of this class, participants should be able to apply these same techniques to create mosaic pieces using a variety of materials and surfaces. As time is limited, please bring your lunch. Call Bev if you have questions about the class: 706-322-2942
Glass, Fusing and Lampworking Workshop
Instructor: Jan Hochreiter
Sundays, Mar. 23, 2-6 and Mar. 30, 2-5
Time: 2-6pm Min. of 5 students, Max. 8 Fee: $100
The first day of the workshop you will learn to nip & layer dichroic glass to create a unique pendant with matching earrings. (Dichroic glass has a beautiful, shimmering metallic finish on its surface. As the piece moves, the light hits it from different angles causing the color to shift back and forth between hues.) While the pendants go into the kiln for fusing, you will learn to make lampworked beads (glass beads made over a small torch) to compliment your fused pendant. Matching specks of dichroic glass will be added to the beads. The second day of the workshop you will finish your earrings and create a necklace with your pendant and matching beads. Come by the gallery and look at Jan’s gorgeous work; you’ll definitely want to try your hand at this!
Other classes coming soon:
Stained Glass
Mixed Media Jewelry
Paper Making
Acrylic
Book Making
Batik
Wood Carving
Mixed Media for Kids
Pastel
Tinting B&W Photos
Photography
& lots more!
Be sure to sign our ‘class interest’ sheet in the gallery and we will notify you when we offer a class in which you have expressed an interest.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
PaintAmerica - Call to Entries
For immediate release PaintAmerica Executive Director
PaintAmerica Announces 2008 Paint the Parks Call to Entries
PaintAmerica Announces 2008 Paint the Parks Call to Entries
PaintAmerica, a national, non-profit organization to support and promote the visual arts, has announced the Call to Entries for the 2008 “Paint The Parks” National Artists’ Competition. Paint The Parks will attract many of our nations’ top artists, with a $10,000 purchase award for the Grand Prize. Many other cash prizes and purchase awards will also be available, making Paint The Parks one of the country’s richest art competitions. Full details and entry forms are available at www.PaintAmerica.org
The 2008 Paint the Parks100 Competition and the Paint the Parks “Mini50” provide the country’s top national venue for established and emerging representational artists to showcase their talents. The competition celebrates our country’s national parks, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the National Parks Foundation (www.nationalparks.org) The competition also supports the PaintAmerica mission of providing scholarships for young artists and promoting the visual arts across America.
The Paint the Parks Competition format rewards artists with great potential for sales of their work. It also provides recognition, exposure and awareness through a national traveling exhibition and an online display. The exhibition will be shown in venues such as The Jefferson National Expansion Memorial, St. Louis, MO; The RW Norton Art Gallery, Shreveport, LA; and The CACEG Gallery; Estes Park, CO. Showcasing the beauty and qualities of America’s National Park system as seen through the eyes of its artists is another benefit of the program.
The Second Annual Paint the Parks 100 carries on the tradition of the long-running Arts for the Parks competition. Last years grand prize winners were John Agnew of Cincinnati, OH for his painting “Looking for the Shore” and Ray Hunter of Santa Barbara, CA for his mini painting “Lesson on the Yellowstone”.
Entries representing any of the 390 National Parks are submitted and judged within one of the three National Park Regions. The highest scoring painting from all entries is named the Grand Prize Purchase Award Winner and claims a $10,000 purchase award. It, and the top 33 paintings from each of the three regions advance to the Paint the Parks100. Other artists in the top 100 also have the chance to receive additional cash prizes and purchase awards. Recognition is also given to the “2nd 100” artists.
The “mini” competition is for works up to 180 square inches. The full-size competition accepts work up to 720 square inches. A discounted entry is available for meeting the early deadline of May 1, 2008. The final competition entry deadline is May 31, 2008. Galleries interested in exhibiting the Paint The Parks Top100 should contact PaintAmerica at mail@PaintAmerica.org
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Monday, July 16, 2007
Paint Historic Charleston, S.C. with Hilarie Lambert
NOVEMBER 2, 3 & 4, 2007
Come paint in historic Charleston for 3 glorious days.
Thursday night is a BBQ at the Lambert house to introduce ourselves. Hilarie will be doing a demo Friday morning, you paint after that and in the afternoon as the workshop continues with instruction by Hilarie.
Saturday morning take advantage of watching the artist in the park for the Annual Charleston Fine Art Dealer's Association Weekend. Some of the best in the country will be painting there. In the afternoon the workshop continues as Hilarie follows up with each individual artist.
The workshop schedule is complete with painting from 10-2 on Sunday.
Workshop is open for beginning to professional oil painters. Space is limited to 12
Mail deposit of $150 to
Hilarie Lambert
749 Willow Lake Road
Charleston, SC 29412
hiljohn@bellsouth.net
Studio 843.822.1707
www.hlambert.com
Additional information along with material list will be provided at sign up.
Come paint in historic Charleston for 3 glorious days.
Thursday night is a BBQ at the Lambert house to introduce ourselves. Hilarie will be doing a demo Friday morning, you paint after that and in the afternoon as the workshop continues with instruction by Hilarie.
Saturday morning take advantage of watching the artist in the park for the Annual Charleston Fine Art Dealer's Association Weekend. Some of the best in the country will be painting there. In the afternoon the workshop continues as Hilarie follows up with each individual artist.
The workshop schedule is complete with painting from 10-2 on Sunday.
Workshop is open for beginning to professional oil painters. Space is limited to 12
Mail deposit of $150 to
Hilarie Lambert
749 Willow Lake Road
Charleston, SC 29412
hiljohn@bellsouth.net
Studio 843.822.1707
www.hlambert.com
Additional information along with material list will be provided at sign up.
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