Lafayette, IN 47905
From Reality to Abstraction in Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor or Pastel, and is open to all 2-D Media, including Gouache and colored pencil.
Kathryn Clark, Instructor
This is an Intermediate to Advanced Class
Tuesdays
9:30am-12:30pm
Session 1: January 9 - February 17, 2018
(Note: Session 1 will not meet on 1/23 or 1/30)
Session 2: March 6 - April 11, 2018
Class Fee: $198
Museum Members receive a 10% discount
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount.
Minimum number of students: 4; Maximum number of students: 8
About this class:
Students will use their own photo reference to paint three different paintings from the same image. They'll first paint what they see in a representational style, then paint the subject again using some abstraction, and finally take the subject to complete abstraction. We'll look at important historical examples of abstraction and learn about the development of abstraction in modern art. We'll look at important historical examples by Richard Diebenkorn and others.....
Ages: 18+
Materials: Students are responsible for bringing their own supplies.
For more information contact:
Kathryn Clark
765-563-3210
From Reality to Abstraction in Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor or Pastel, and is open to all 2-D Media, including Gouache and colored pencil.
Kathryn Clark, Instructor
This is an Intermediate to Advanced Class
Tuesdays
9:30am-12:30pm
Session 1: January 9 - February 17, 2018
(Note: Session 1 will not meet on 1/23 or 1/30)
Session 2: March 6 - April 11, 2018
Class Fee: $198
Museum Members receive a 10% discount
Not a member of the Art Museum? Click here to join!
Art Museum Members write this code down: AMGLmember
use this code at checkout to get your 10% discount.
Minimum number of students: 4; Maximum number of students: 8
About this class:
Students will use their own photo reference to paint three different paintings from the same image. They'll first paint what they see in a representational style, then paint the subject again using some abstraction, and finally take the subject to complete abstraction. We'll look at important historical examples of abstraction and learn about the development of abstraction in modern art. We'll look at important historical examples by Richard Diebenkorn and others.....
Ages: 18+
Materials: Students are responsible for bringing their own supplies.
For more information contact:
Kathryn Clark
765-563-3210