Abstracting Shapes from Observation
Fred will focus of his presentation on how he abstracts subjects, color relationships and his unique way of applying oil paint.
Printmaking: Design and Execution
Nancy will be demonstrating block printing using water-miscible inks and special printing paper.
Delaware oil painter, Jim Rehak, will be presenting “Painting with Color” at our September 15th member meeting.
“I wish to share my outdoor experience through my interpretation of the landscape. A sense of time and place comes into play but light is the key element in my paintings”.
On May 19th, Baltimore artist and educator Linda Popp will present the inspiration behind her found object assemblage sculptures. She uses artifacts and symbolic objects to convey stories about relationships with family, place, love, faith, nature, and self. The presentation will include slide images as well as a construction demo of a piece in-progress.
All are welcome at our monthly meetings. Held on the third Monday of the month in the Parish Hall of Christ Church in St. Michaels. Meetings begin at 9:30…but come early for light refreshments and some social time with friends. Feel free to bring a guest!
Our presenter for this month is Tara Will. Her website begins with “Tara creates from an infinite well of curiosity….(she) paints unapologetically with bold marks, stark value contrasts, and surprising color combinations. Her hope is to engage the viewer by inviting them to participate in time honored history of art making.” Now, THAT should make us all curious! To find out more about Tara, click here.
And, there’s more… following the meeting, Tara is offering a pastel workshop right there in the parish hall!
Upcoming Pastel Workshop!!!
at Christ Church from noon-4:00
with Tara Will
(following her demo in the morning)
Click HERE for more information
and registration form.
Registration deadline April 14th
David Lawton – Professor of Art will provide feedback on your art work
Bring in one piece of your work, complete or in-progress, framed or unframed and receive helpful feedback on its successful elements and suggestions for possible improvement. Art work should be at least 9 x 11 inches so that all in the room can see it. Accomplished artist and professor at Anne Arundel Community College, David Lawton will provide a brief critique of your piece.