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WORKSHOPS 2016

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4/18-4/20/16, Scottsdale.Howard Carr, Oil

Painting:CleanandSimple,Oil–AllLevels,

$395/3 days.

4/18-4/22/16, Scottsdale.Betty Carr, Mastering

Acrylics and Watercolor, Acrylic & Watercolor – All

Levels, $600/5 days.

4/18-4/22/16, Scottsdale.Jeffrey Watts, Portrait

PaintingWorkshop,Oil–Intermediate-Advanced,

$850+$50ModelFee/5days.

4/25-4/29/16, Scottsdale.Ruo Li, Painting with

RuoLi,Oil–AllLevels,$700/5days.

Contact: 800/333-5707, [email protected]

or http://www.scottsdaleartschool.org

Sedona Arts Center

4/8-4/10/16,BillCramer,PaintingfromtheRim

of the Grand Canyon. Nothing really compares to

paintingattheedgeoftheGrandCanyon.This

three-dayintensiveoffers:masterinstruction,the

supportoftheGrandCanyonAssociation’sGrand

Canyon Field Institute (GCFI) and coordination

through the Sedona Arts Center. We will car

pool to various locations on the south rim over

thecourseoftheworkshop,coordinatingour

locations to create optimal lighting for the

painting experience.

4/15-4/17/16,Elizabeth St. Hiliare, Paper

Paintings. Paper Paintings is an intense workshop

in which students are taught a unique figurative

collage technique. Students will learn to make a

beautiful palette of colors with various papers and

create an under-painting and collage with paper

for a final finish. Emphasis will be on developing

formusinglightandshadow,justlikeintraditional

painting techniques. No prior collage experience

is necessary.

4/21-4/24/16,Kathryn Stats, Plein Air Painting

in the Studio. Kathryn Stats is known for her

vibrant color, dramatic compositions and subtle

brushwork. In this studio workshop students will

have the opportunity to choose whether they

wish to work on landscape composition from

photo-reference or with a still-life/floral situation

or both!

4/21-4/23/16,Shelby Keefe, Bold Brush Plein

Air.Oneofthebiggestchallengesforpleinair

painters is to successfully narrow down infi nite

amounts of detail and express the essence of a

scene. Students will learn and apply strategies

for simplification, value accuracy, compositional

uniqueness and much more. Shelby will share her

method of applying complimentary colors as an

underpainting to the white canvas, and jumping in

with both feet to grab the light before it changes.

5/2-5/5/16,David Santillanes, Mountain Springs

Cabins North Carolina. Beautiful Mountain Springs

Cabinswillbeourbasecampfortheworkshop

allowingforwonderfulvistasandintimate scenes

to work with as motifs right outside our doors.

Optional day-trips to beautiful waterfalls, Blue

Ridge and Smoky Mountain panoramas and the

vast Biltmore estate are also possible.

5/9-5/12/16,JanSitts,Texture-Color-Feeling. Jan’s

experienceandenthusiasmcreateanatmosphere

of fun and spontaneity inspiring new directions

and discovery through innovative combinations

of design and materials. By combining aggressive

texturesandunusualmediumswithvarious

“raw” materials in the abstract painting we get

surprising results. The layering method yields

a magnetism that is particular to mixed media.

Many techniques, materials, compositions and

above all emotion, play off each other in creating

the work.

5/13-5/15/16,Julie Gilbert Pollard, Wet and Wild.

Learnhowtomakewaterlookwet,reflective

andsplashy!Withintimatewoodsycreeks as

your model, study water in motion and glassy

reflection. Painting water that looks wet requires

some basic knowledge of the dynamics of how

water moves and how objects are reflected in its

mirror surface. Techniques will be demonstrated

to address the various puzzles with which the

artistisfacedwhenpaintingthisstunning,

fascinating-andyes,confusing-subject!

5/13-5/15/16,Kurt Wenner, Perspective and

Illusion.Illusionisthemagicofart,while

perspective is the organization of form and space

fromoneuniquepointofview.Inthis3 day

workshopyouwilllearnhowtocombine these

powerful techniques to create stunning results.

In-depth one week workshops held in Bennington VT., taught by accomplished and generous artist/teachers.

Courses in painting, drawing, printmaking, book making, ceramics and sculpture.

The full program will be available January 1, 2016 | MassArt.edu/ane

For questions please contact Nancy McCarthy: [email protected] or 617-879-7175

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Week OneJuly 17-23 Week Two July 24-30 Week Three July 31-August 6

Susan Ogilvie, PSA

3/14-3/18/16, Scottsdale. Landscapes: Color,

Value, and Design. A comprehensive and

personalized approach to painting with pastels.

Creating believable natural light, organizing for

great composition and the freedom of color

choices—this will be the focus of the class. Daily

instructor demos, and individual work with each

student. Studio class. All skill levels welcome.

Contact: Scottsdale Artists’ School, 800/990-0652

http://www.ScottsdaleArtSchool.org

Camille Przewodek

3/7-3/11/16, Scottsdale. 5-Day Plein-Air

Workshop: Spring Training—Color Boot Camp at

Scottsdale Artists’ School. Discover and develop

a new way of seeing and painting color. All levels,

oil preferred. Color that expresses the light key of

nature can make any subject strikingly beautiful.

Plein-air still life, landscape, head & fi gure.

Contact: Registrar, Scottsdale Artists’ School,

800/333-5707, [email protected]

William A. Schneider

4/15-4/19/16, Tucson.

5th Annual Plein Air Convention.

Contact: 800/610-5771, http://www.SchneiderArt.com

Scottsdale Artists’ School

3/21-3/25/16, Scottsdale. Rod Zullo, Modeling

the Horse from Life, Oil-Based Clay – All Levels,

$600 + $50 Horse Model Fee/5 days.

3/28-4/1/16, Scottsdale. Albin Veselka, Alla

Prima Portrait in Oil, Oil – Intermediate-Advanced,

$600 + $50 Model Fee/5 days.

4/4-4/8/16, Scottsdale. Simon Kogan, One Way

Trip to Composing Sculpture, Water-based Clay –

All Levels, $650 + $50 Model Fee/5 days.

4/4-4/8/16, Scottsdale. Peggi Kroll-Roberts,

The Figure in Oil: In Studio and Plein Air, Oil – All

Levels, $685 + $50 Model Fee/5 days.

4/11-4/15/16, Scottsdale. Curt Mattson, Putting

the Horse in Action, Oil-based Clay – All Levels,

$625/5 days.

4/12-4/14/16, Scottsdale. Joni Falk, Capturing

the Light in Floral Still Life, Oil – Intermediate-

Advanced, $395/3 days.