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clockwise from upper left: downtown Rockland, a portion of the Rockland harbor, artist and 2011 workshop participant Linda McCloskey at work, studio space in the Lincoln Street Center. AAS is pleased to offer workshops in beautiful Rockland, Maine at the Lincoln Street Center for the Arts, located a few blocks from the heart of downtown and the harbor. Rockland is recognized for its vibrant, burgeoning arts community that has grown out of the fact that the town is home of the prestigious Farnsworth Art Museum, which has in its vast collection master works by the Wyeths and other internationally known artists. Rockland now has several fine art galleries, including Dowling-Walsh. The town also offers fine restaurants, coffeehouses, bookstores, and great shopping. Add a couple of days to your visit to make short jaunts to other charming port towns such as Camden, Belfast, or Damariscotta. Rockland is not far from Port Clyde where you can take the ferry to Monhegan Island, should you choose to take a day-trip there. The Lincoln Street Center space shown above will be our classroom, with high ceilings, large windows and beautiful light. Enrollment is limited to 11. Join us in Rockland!
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Spiritual Language of ArtABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING(NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION)Lincoln Street Center for Art and Education Rockland, Maine June 16-22, 2012 Six-day workshop and retreat. Arrive Saturday afternoon, the 16th, for an introductory roundtable discussion and a powerpoint slide presentation. Sunday, the 17th, through Thursday, the 21st, are full studio days. The workshop concludes with a half day on the 22nd featuring a summary presentation, discussion, and critique. Tuition: $875 (A $200 deposit holds your place in the workshop, use the PayPal button below if you wish to pay by credit card.) Tuition balance is due May 1, after which all payments become nonrefundable. Enrollment is limited to eleven students and is available on a first-come, first-served basis. artist-2011 workshop participant Lynda Lyons O'Connor Join us for this exciting and challenging introduction to the language of non-objective design (abstract composition). Explores what art can say IN ADDITION TO OR APART FROM its traditional purposes of describing external appearances, telling literary narratives, and expressing specific and pre-determined emotions. The premise of the nonobjective language is that such painting is about realities that are interior and transcendent; painting that speaks metaphorically about emotion, the psyche, the spirit. While the majority of hands-on challenges are executed in painting, drawing, and collage, this workshop is neither media not technique specific, and no technical expertise is required. Features regular interactive discussion and critique. |
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UPCOMING SCHEDULE:
Spiritual Language of Art: ABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING (NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION June 16-22, 2012 Pay $875 (payment in full) now
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Spiritual Language of Art: ABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING (NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION) Pay $675 (balance) now
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Spiritual Language of Art
ABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING
(NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION)
Lincoln Street Center for Art and Education
Rockland, Maine
September 16-22, 2012
Six-day workshop and retreat. Arrive Sunday afternoon, the 16th, for an introductory roundtable discussion and a powerpoint slide presentation. Monday, the 17th, through Friday, the 21st, are full studio days. The workshop concludes with a half day on the 22nd featuring a summary presentation, discussion, and critique.
Tuition: $875 (A $200 deposit holds your place in the workshop, use the PayPal button below if you wish to pay by credit card.) Tuition balance is due August 1, after which all payments become nonrefundable. Enrollment is limited to eleven students and is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Elizabeth Williams (left) and Theresa Girard (right) developing nonobjective paintings.
Join us for this exciting and challenging introduction to the language of non-objective design (abstract composition). Explores what art can say IN ADDITION TO OR APART FROM its traditional purposes of describing external appearances, telling literary narratives, and expressing specific and pre-determined emotions. The premise of the nonobjective language is that such painting is about realities that are interior and transcendent; painting that speaks metaphorically about emotion, the psyche, the spirit. While the majority of hands-on challenges are executed in painting, drawing, and collage, this workshop is neither media not technique specific, and no technical expertise is required. Features regular interactive discussion and critique.
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View Related Photos |
UPCOMING SCHEDULE:
Spiritual Language of Art: ABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING (NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION) September 16-22, 2012 Pay $875 (payment in full) now
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Spiritual Language of Art: ABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING (NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION) Pay $200 (deposit)) now
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Spiritual Language of Art: ABSTRACT PAINTING AND DRAWING (NONOBJECTIVE COMPOSITION) Pay $675 (balance) now
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