Plein Air Landscape Painting Workshop with Howard Rose

1 or 2-Day Workshop
June 13 & 14, 9:30 am – 4 pm

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How to start a landscape painting in oil going from major shapes to smaller ones. Review simple mixing techniques using 3 – 6 colors and discuss the 22 elements that go into creating a good painting. Paint outdoors, weather permitting, on Elderfield’s lovely grounds or bring photographic references. Artists should bring their own portable easel.

One day: $130 Members/$160 Non-members
Two day: $250 Members/$280 Non-members

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If you do not wish to register online, click here to download the form and mail in with your check.

About Howard Rose:
Howard Rose has been painting with oils since 1989. He teaches privately and at The Art League of Long Island, the National Art League in Douglaston and has given many workshops at The Art Guild.

“It certainly was and is an exciting journey to become an artist and see the world through an artist’s eye. I love the challenge of turning an everyday scene into a successful and exciting painting. Inventing new shapes and colors, tweaking the design and making it read as you envisioned.

“What an honor it is for me to work with all of my students (in all my classes).  They teach me art, we solve world problems, and we share the struggles to get it right. Most important is the opening of their souls to other artists… a most vulnerable and special part of their lives.”

Help Paint Pots for Plant-A-Row – May 1, 2015

The Art Guild invites members to help paint flower pots for the
Plant a Row for the Hungry Program in Port Washington.

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The finished pots will be given to sponsors in the community who will place them outside their businesses or homes, tend the plants and deliver the produce to local outreach centers who provide food for those in need.

Members of The Art Guild can paint the pots at Elderfields
Thursday, May 1 from Noon – 3:00
PM.

If you are able to help out, please stop by for some or all of the times.
We hope to paint at least two pots. All supplies will be provided.

Please call (516) 304-5797 or email info@theartguild.org to let us know that you are coming.

Want to know more about Plant-A-Row? Visit Plant A Row For The Hungry Port Washington NY on Facebook.

Works ’14 – Members Exhibit at the Graphic Eye Gallery

Works ’14 – Members Exhibit at the Graphic Eye Gallery

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Works ’14 – Members Exhibit

at the Graphic Eye Gallery

402 Main Street, Port Washington NY 11050

October 2 – 26, 2014

Artists’ Reception October 5, 3-5 PM

Open to members of The Art Guild – $100 for 6 linear feet of exhibit space.

Registration deadline September 8. First come, first served.

For additional information contact Exhibit Co-Chairs: Ellen Hallie Schiff ehschiff@yahoo.com or Shelley Holtzman shell.holtz@gmail.com or call The Art Guild 516 304-5797.

 

Colored Pencil & Ink On Canvas with Robert Kogge

Colored Pencil & Ink On Canvas with Robert Kogge

Saturday January 24 – Sunday January 25, 2015

10 am – 2 pm

$150 Members/$175 Non-Members

This unique technique, created by artist Robert Kogge, fuses painting and drawing. This workshop will present an alternate approach to traditional painting and drawing by joining the two disciplines into a single process.

Experiment with integrating media, beginning by drawing with graphite on canvas and continuing to develop an image with colored pencil and ink wash to create a composition of your own. The workshop will explore the significance of personalizing one’s use of materials and methods, finding a process to express your own aesthetic sensibilities.

Students can work from reference materials, photographs or still life, take subject matter directly from nature or do a version of something they’ve completed in a different medium. Individual attention will be provided to all.

Material list provided at registration.

Lemonade from Lemons: When Good Things Happen to Bad Watercolors

Lemonade from Lemons: When Good Things Happen to Bad Watercolors

Saturday November 8, 2014 • 10 am – 2 pm

Instructor: Annie Shaver-Crandall

$50 Members/$65 Non-members

A workshop focusing on strategies for salvaging watercolors that turn out not quite as you intended. We’ll look at traditional correction and repair techniques, as well as gouache, watercolor pencils, and oil pastels as possible adjuncts to transparent watercolors.

Participants should bring in some pieces that they consider failures, as well as their watercolor paints, brushes and fresh paper. Prepare to release anxiety about this wonderful medium and its friends.

Annie Shaver-Crandell is an artist specializing in plein air landscape. Born and raised in Ohio, she now lives in New York City’s historic Noho neighborhood.  She sits on the Board of Directors of the Salmagundi Club of New York. For more info about Annie Shaver-Crandall please visit her website and blog.

For more info call 516-304-5797