Tricks artists need to have up their sleeves!
Instructor: Gail Baker
Images and feelings were our first language prior to verbal and written language. Carl Jung developed Visual Journaling as a way to look into the unconscious, giving it form in images and symbols. In this contemplative workshop, you will have an …
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Instructors: Becky Brooks & Liz Ruest
You paint, you draw, you throw a pot, or you write. But does the computer send you scurrying? After this set of classes, you will harness the power of social media and be …
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Monthly Coordinator: Susan Walker
Join a small group of working artists each month for an evening of collaboration and critique facilitated by a guest artist each session. The guest artists are professional artists and/or faculty members at UW, …
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Instructor: Larry Calkins
Have you ever wanted to know how to make your own paint mediums from common household materials, or awesome dyes and stains from garden materials? In this two-day workshop, the instructor will share his knowledge of old recipes and masterful tips …
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Instructor: Reisha Holton
We practice the piano, we practice yoga, we practice sports. Practice is the act of rehearsing a behavior over and over, or engaging in an activity again and again, for the purpose of improving or mastering it, as in …
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Instructor: Doug Rosenoff
Composition is one of the most important skills for an artist. This class will review the basics of composition as well as advanced techniques specific to photography. Students will be expected to complete a compositional assignment between the two classes on Thursday …
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