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Workshops and Classes

*Workshops occur during consecutive days. Classes are weekly.



Guided Open Studio
Instructor: Kay Powell • Mondays • 10:30am - 2pm or 6:30 - 8:30pm
Fee: $15/session. Please pay the instructor.

Do you have artists block? Stuck in the middle of a painting? Looking for encouragement, inspiration or help with technique. Your best solution is working with a small group of artists under the guidance of an experienced painter and teacher.

 

 

Abstract and Collage Workshop with Kay Powell
Sat. Feb. 13 and Sun. Feb. 14 • Sat. 10:30am-5pm and Sun. 11am-4:30pm • Fee: $120
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Making a collage incorporates shape, texture, color and movement. Shapes can be made interesting by varying size, overlapping and using a geometric or organic design. You will learn many ways of designing your papers and using other materials to enhance your collages. No other medium will give you such a variety of exciting alternatives. Collage or layering is excellent for the beginner along with the experienced artists. Visit http://www.mkpowellart.com for more information.

 

 

 

Beginning Acrylics with Kay Powell
Sat. Feb. 20 and Sun. Feb. 21 • Sat. 11am-5pm and Sun. 12pm-5pm • Fee: $110
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Acrylic painting is a perfect medium for both the beginner and the experienced artist who wants to try something new. Anything that oils can do, acrylic can do! Clean up is easy, there’s no odor and your painting never becomes muddy.Learn the basics of mixing colors, blending and a variety of acrylic painting techniques. Spend two days learning, experimenting and creating a finished painting (or two).

Instructor Bio
Education:  Tyler School of Art at Temple University in Philadelphia, PA – BFA. Attended various workshops including Maxine Masterfield, Ann Baldwin, Joseph Perrine and Ann Bagby. Self-defined as a “decorative expressionism”, I often compare my Art to the Faive school of painting.  I’m enticed by other artists and my students.  I learn a lot from them.  Some of the artists I admire include, Lee Krasner, Jim Dine and Terence LaNove. I enjoy sharing my knowledge of painting methods, mediums and techniques. “I love experimenting and many times it does not turn out the way I thought it would, but I use that result to fuel me in a different direction.  As I was in the beginning of my career, I’m eager to keep experimenting and continuing to find myself as an artist.  I just love, “to do”, and to teach.