Workshops

Egg Tempera Workshop with Brian T Keller
May 21, 22 and 23 2010
Abend Gallery
2260 East Colfax
Denver

More information at www.btkeller.com

 


Egg Tempera Workshops
Material, Meaning, Method
OTIS College of Art and Design - Continuing Education

Saturdays 1:30pm - 4:30pm
January 30 - April 10, 2010 (no meeting March 20th)
Enrollment limit - 12 students
Class fee: Non-credit - $385, Certificate - $419, Credit - $1022

 
This introductory painting course covers techniques such as color mixing, glazing, scumbling, basic composition, hatching to build form, brush handling as well as experimental and alternative applications. Through step-by-step demonstrations, students learn recipes for mixing egg tempera paint from scratch and preparing traditional gesso grounds.

Using this knowledge, students complete two paintings over the 10-week course which explore their own subject matter and imagery.

Egg tempera is an ancient painting technique still used widely today by contemporary artists, made by mixing egg yolk with colorful pigments and applied in thin layers to wood panel. This unique course provides the opportunity for students to work with raw materials, learn how paint is made, and expand the scope and application of their artistic practice.

TO REGISTER:

OTIS College Registration

For more information about the Instructor:

www.christinefrerichs.com

 

 


Annual Workshops With Fred Wessel

For more information visit
www.workshopsinitaly.com.

 

 


Tuition With Maz Jackson

Maz jackson is a short course tutor twice a year at the
Edward James Foundation at West Dean College, UK.
For details: www.westdean.org.uk

 


Art Tours

Orthodoxtours.com

Orthodoxtours is an agency specializes in custom tours and pilgrimages to the holy pilgrim sites and places of interest of the Early Church and Eastern Christendom. Our tour themes include Sacred Art, Christian Monasticism and uniquely tailored tours that combine elements of pilgrimage to the most revered sites of the Christendom with interesting educational historical excursions.

 

For more information visit the web site Orthodoxtours.com