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Margaret Dyer
$425.00
Location: The Figure in Pastel
Workshop
Dates: 5/21/2010 - 5/23/2010
Contact Person: Mikolean Longacre
Contact email: Mikolean Longacre
This is a 3 day classe in which students are taught a traditional pastel painting technique. Working with live models, students will explore drawing, composition, anatomy, proportion, value, color, and pastel application. Emphasis will be on developing form using light and shadow. For those wanting to speed up and become less tight in their work, this is an excellent class to take. Students do not need prior pastel experience. Some drawing would be helpful, but not imperative.
Model fees are not included and are due the first day of the workshop.
See examples of her work under our works page or at www.margaretdyer.com
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Diane Farris
$295.00
Location: Photography, Then, Now, Theirs and Yours
Workshop
Dates: 6/11/2010 - 6/13/2010
Contact Person: Mikolean Longacre
The workshop will be studio based, in which students can work with their own visual narratives - picture books, image series, family stories, children’s books, illustrated writings – using digital and traditional means. Students will use the computer, camera and scanner, as well as sketchbooks, artifacts and conversation to bring ideas to life.
The workshop will consist of teaching students how to use computer software and other media to enhance and create an artist expression. Students will manipulate their own photographs to create new works of art.
Diane Farris lives and works in Florida. Farris works in photography and mixed media and has written and illustrated books for children as well as adults. Her images have been widely shown, published and collected. She works in photography teaching and design and with sustainability projects. Recent solo shows have been the Palm Beach Photographic Museum and the Florida Museum of National History and the Carnegie Center (Three Rivers).
Her recent body of work, In the Open: Sandhill Crane Studies, has been shown at the Florida Museum of Natural History, Chicago’s Notabaert Museum and Nebraska’s Stuhr Museum. The newest work is Writing on Water, and contemplates nature and culture.
Her photography is in many private and public collections, including the Princeton University, Houston’s Museum of Fine Arts, the Cincinnati Art Museum, the Jacksonville Art Museum, the Polaroid Collection, the Florida Atlantic University Computer Center and Chicago’s Museum of Contemporary Photography. In Jacksonville, Farris’ work can be seen at R.Roberts Gallery. www.dianefarris.com
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Luana Luconi Winner
$425.00
Location: Portrait Painting & Seminar on The Business of Art
Workshop
Dates: 6/24/2010 - 6/26/2010
Contact Person: Mikolean Longacre or Sandra Baker-Hinton
Students will paint from the live model and will learn how to compose a portrait. As a bonus, Ms. Winner will conduct an extra two hour seminar on the Business of Art. Students of all levels are welcome. The instructor, Luana Luconi Winner is a founding member of the Portrait Society of America, and was schooled in Rome, Florence, Switzerland, and the USA, and currently resides in North Carolina. Luana’s portraits, murals, and fine art landscapes and still lifes hang in corporations, universities, and residences on both sides of the ocean.
The $45 model fee is extra and is payable the first day of class.
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