Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. Forests\, Foraging and Fires will look at the\nfo rest as an ecosystem\, a resource and a place of transformation. The\nproj ect will consider what we take from the forest—both materially and\nspir itually—how we manage it\, the creatures that inhabit it and the\nimpact of fires. Exhibition on view Aug 23–Nov 12 at The Center in\nKetchum. F ree and open to the public.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. Forests\, Foraging and Fires w ill look at the\nforest as an ecosystem\, a resource and a place of transf ormation. The\nproject will consider what we take from the forest—both m aterially and\nspiritually—how we manage it\, the creatures that inhabit it and the\nimpact of fires. Exhibition on view Aug 23–Nov 12 at The Ce nter in\nKetchum. Free and open to the public.
This three-day\nworksh op will introduce the novice to printmaking while providing\nopportunities for seasoned printmakers to explore non-toxic materials for\ncreating mon otypes. Monotype printmaking involves the creation of\none-of-a-kind print s using painting\, drawing and stencil techniques with a\nsheet of plexigl ass as the printing plate. Students will be introduced to\nregistration\, and printing in layers employing additive and subtractive\ntechniques with soy and honey based Akua inks. This workshop is for all\nlevels of artist s interested in making prints using safer and greener\nmethods.
Nac k is a teaching artist on the Idaho Commission on the\nArts Teaching Roste r\, Boise’s Department of Arts and History and The\nCreative Access Art Center in Boise. She is founder of Wingtip Press\,\nIdaho’s first indepe ndent printmaking studio and workshop. Wingtip Press\nis dedicated to the fine art of printmaking and provides a collaborative\nenvironment and comm unity access to print and paper arts through studio\npress rental\, worksh ops\, print portfolio exchanges\, public exhibitions and\nvisiting artists .
This class has been cancelled.
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This three-day\nworkshop will introduce the novice to printmaking while providi ng\nopportunities for seasoned printmakers to explore non-toxic materials for\ncreating monotypes. Monotype printmaking involves the creation of\non e-of-a-kind prints using painting\, drawing and stencil techniques with a\ nsheet of plexiglass as the printing plate. Students will be introduced to \nregistration\, and printing in layers employing additive and subtractive \ntechniques with soy and honey based Akua inks. This workshop is for all\ nlevels of artists interested in making prints using safer and greener\nme thods.
Nack is a teaching artist on the Idaho Commission on the\nAr ts Teaching Roster\, Boise’s Department of Arts and History and The\nCre ative Access Art Center in Boise. She is founder of Wingtip Press\,\nIdaho ’s first independent printmaking studio and workshop. Wingtip Press\nis dedicated to the fine art of printmaking and provides a collaborative\nenv ironment and community access to print and paper arts through studio\npres s rental\, workshops\, print portfolio exchanges\, public exhibitions and\ nvisiting artists.
This class has been cancelled.
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This week long\nstudio workshop offers students a chance to explore the varied qualities of\nthe oil painting medium with respected painter Connie Borup. Working from\nph otographs\, students will learn indirect painting techniques such as\nunde rpainting\, glazing\, stenciling\, washing and scumbling.
Borup\nof fers a wealth of experience from over thirty years of teaching\, including \n11 years at the University of Utah. Borup exhibits her work locally at t he\nGail Severn Gallery. View Connie’s work at www.connieborup.com.
This\nclass is held Sept 2 2-26\, from 9am-1pm.
This week long\nstudio workshop offers students a chance to explore the varied qualities of\nthe oil painting medium with respected painter Connie Borup. Working from\nphotographs\, students will learn indirect painting techniq ues such as\nunderpainting\, glazing\, stenciling\, washing and scumbling.
Borup\noffers a wealth of experience from over thirty years of tea ching\, including\n11 years at the University of Utah. Borup exhibits her work locally at the\nGail Severn Gallery. View Connie’s work at www.connieborup.com.
This\ncla ss is held Sept 22-26\, from 9am-1pm.