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Student Show, Fundraiser Raffle, Instructor Art Show
In conjunction with the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association's Art-A-Whirl® weekend, The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts is holding its annual Full-Time Student Show. In addition to celebrating student accomplishments, we will also be holding these events:
- Fundraising raffle: purchase tickets for a chance to win an original painting by Brian Stewart.
- Artists for The Atelier: Atelier instructor art show and fundraising sale
Student Show, Fundraiser Raffle, Instructor Art Show
In conjunction with the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association's Art-A-Whirl® weekend, The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts is holding its annual Full-Time Student Show. In addition to celebrating student accomplishments, we will also be holding these events:
- Fundraising raffle: purchase tickets for a chance to win an original painting by Brian Stewart.
- Artists for The Atelier: Atelier instructor art show and fundraising sale
Student Show, Fundraiser Raffle, Instructor Art Show
In conjunction with the Northeast Minneapolis Arts Association's Art-A-Whirl® weekend, The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts is holding its annual Full-Time Student Show. In addition to celebrating student accomplishments, we will also be holding these events:
- Fundraising raffle: purchase tickets for a chance to win an original painting by Brian Stewart.
- Artists for The Atelier: Atelier instructor art show and fundraising sale
Plein-Air Workshop
with Scott Anderson
The workshop starts with a lecture and demonstration Friday evening at The Atelier to discuss materials, gear, and process. Attendees will then paint twice a day, Saturday and Sunday mornings and afternoons. Richard Lack once said that if you want to learn about color you paint outside. Focus will be on recognizing the values that capture the light in a scene and the way colors recede into distance. Composition will also be discussed as well as practical tips for working quickly.
Friday evening will be at The Atelier for a lecture, demonstration and Q&A. Saturday and Sunday will be two 3-hour sessions each day: 8:30am to 11:30am and 1:30pm to 4:30pm.
Friday, 6:30pm–9:30pm, Saturday & Sunday, 8:30am–4:30pm
Will run
Drawing & Painting for Young Beginners, Ages 9-18
with Lauri Meyer
Ages: 9 - 18
Start your child drawing at The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts where they will learn methods for seeing and drawing with information our adult students learn! This program, specially designed for children, moves them through steps to learn how to draw realistically, starting with cartoon characters and progressing to more complex illustrations. This course can be continued just as our adult classes, with students working at their own pace to improve their skills. The use of markers, colored pencils, and paint will be introduced as well as working from a still life. LIMIT 10 children.
Materials: see supply list on website
Will run
Drawing & Painting for Young Beginners, Ages 7-10
with Lauri Meyer
Ages: 7 - 10
Start your child drawing at The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts where they will learn methods for seeing and drawing with information our adult students learn! This program, specially designed for children, moves them through steps to learn how to draw realistically, starting with cartoon characters and progressing to more complex illustrations. This course can be continued just as our adult classes, with students working at their own pace to improve their skills. The use of markers, colored pencils, and paint will be introduced as well as working from a still life. LIMIT 8 children.
Materials: see supply list on website
Basic Drawing & Painting: Saturday Mornings
with Cyd Wicker
Students begin by drawing a plaster cast in charcoal, developing their ability to render accurate proportions and value relationships. After students finish a charcoal cast drawing, they are introduced to the fundamentals of oil techniques in grisaille, paint handling, and modeling form. Once this has been achieved, students may progress to still-life painting in oil, working on values, color relationships and composition.
Basic Drawing & Painting: Saturday Afternoons
with Jeff Limke
Students begin by drawing a plaster cast in charcoal, developing their ability to render accurate proportions and value relationships. After students finish a charcoal cast drawing, they are introduced to the fundamentals of oil techniques in grisaille, paint handling, and modeling form. Once this has been achieved, students may progress to still-life painting in oil, working on values, color relationships and composition.