Bemis School of Art

« All classes of this type

A15 Painting Abstract Realism

Are you ready to go to the exciting next level with your painting skills? Are you ready to stop copying a reference photo and paint the spirit and heart of the subject? Have you always wanted to know how to plan, begin, and paint an abstract painting? Do you want to learn how to know when it’s finished? In this workshop, you will learn how to do those things in water media including drawing ink, acrylic, powders, and more.

Level IV – This class is for those with advanced skill or knowledge in the medium. Student should be highly motivated and self-directed. Some classes in this level will require a portfolio review and/or approval of the instructor.

Registration for this course implies acknowledgement and adherence to COVID-19 precautions outlined on the Fine Arts Center visit guideline webpage to participate in in-person courses and workshops.

Instructor: Karen Standridge

Details

Class Dates:

July 16

Time:

10 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Subscribe to the class calendar

Duration:

1 sessions

Location

Bemis School of Art

818 Pelham Place

+ Google Map

Additional Info

Days:

Saturday

Notes:

FAC Members: Remember that you must login above or register by phone at (719) 634-5583 in order to receive your member discount.

Fine Arts Center Members get discounts on classes! Membership info

Related Classes

Mindful Music: The Virtual Series with Molly Lord

A wildly inspiring online fun dive into what really happens when music crawls inside your mind. The first of this pre-recorded series provides you with four hours of intriguing “music and mind” education, insights, and music. Discover three secrets you never knew about the music you love and three intriguing interviews with national music artists exploring their insights into those secrets and weaving their personal music into the dialogue. You’ll never listen to music the same again. Your job is to relax, push play, and listen. 16-Adult

December 15 @
More Info

Recon Watchmen Raku Press Mold Masks with Visiting Artist, Virgil Ortiz

Using visual storytelling and sculpture, you’ll learn about the central cast of characters from Virgil Ortiz’s screenplay Revolt 1680/2180 and how they shape the fantastical world he’s creating through clay and multimedia art. Ortiz takes the participants of this workshop on a journey through the processes he used to create his latest characters—the Recon Watchmen. Using a raku clay body, press molds, and as many hand-carved details and embellishments as wanted, you will create your own version. 16-Adult

October 10 @ 12:30-3:30 p.m.
Recurring Classes (See all)
An event at 12:30-3:30 p.m. on Monday-Friday, repeating until October 14, 2022
More Info

Color, Texture, & Surface Design

This exciting course works with color and texture on various found, bought, and created surfaces. Make fabulous sculptural pieces using Tyvek, a repurposed commercial material. In this class, we will make historic paste paper using a traditional process of designing the paper surface with paints, tools, and created paste. We will also make fabulous Gelli plate prints with paints, stencils, hand designs, stamps for collages, and more! Adults

September 27 @ 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
Recurring Classes (See all)
An event at 10 a.m.-1 p.m. on Tuesdays, repeating until November 29, 2022
More Info