Use this\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\nenvironment. All s kills welcome.
This class is offered Wednesday\,\nOct 12 &\; 26\ , Nov 2 &\; 16\, from 6:30–8:30pm. Attend one or as many\nsessions as you like!
Dates are subject to change.
\nUse t his\nopportunity to brush up on your figure drawing skills in a relaxed\ne nvironment. All skills welcome.
This class is offered Wednesday\,\n Oct 12 &\; 26\, Nov 2 &\; 16\, from 6:30–8:30pm. Attend one or as many\nsessions as you like!
Dates are subject to change.
\nThe State\nHermitage M useum in St. Petersburg is one of the largest and oldest museums\nin the w orld holding over 3 million treasures and boasting more curators\nthan any other art institution. To mark the momentous occasion of its 250th\nanniv ersary the museum opened its doors for the filming of Hermitage\nRevealed - a cinematic event that is a must-see for all fans of art\,\narchitecture and the culture and history of Russia. Hermitage Revealed\ntakes audience s on a thrilling journey through the museum’s tumultuous\nhistory from i mperial palace to state museum\, and offers unprecedented\naccess to speci al collections and exclusive areas that remain hidden from\nthe public eye .
From Rembrandt to Russian masterpieces\, from\nprehistoric artefa cts to the private gemstone collection of Catherine the\nGreat\, from Mich elangelo to Matisse and much\, much more\, the exquisite\ntreasures the He rmitage has to offer are seemingly endless. Hermitage\nRevealed puts you r ight there amongst it all - exploring the art and\nrevealing the human sto ries behind this great institution.
The S tate\nHermitage Museum in St. Petersburg is one of the largest and oldest museums\nin the world holding over 3 million treasures and boasting more c urators\nthan any other art institution. To mark the momentous occasion of its 250th\nanniversary the museum opened its doors for the filming of Her mitage\nRevealed - a cinematic event that is a must-see for all fans of ar t\,\narchitecture and the culture and history of Russia. Hermitage Reveale d\ntakes audiences on a thrilling journey through the museum’s tumultuou s\nhistory from imperial palace to state museum\, and offers unprecedented \naccess to special collections and exclusive areas that remain hidden fro m\nthe public eye.
From Rembrandt to Russian masterpieces\, from\np rehistoric artefacts to the private gemstone collection of Catherine the\n Great\, from Michelangelo to Matisse and much\, much more\, the exquisite\ ntreasures the Hermitage has to offer are seemingly endless. Hermitage\nRe vealed puts you right there amongst it all - exploring the art and\nreveal ing the human stories behind this great institution.
In this\nintroductory bookbinding course students will learn the basic steps\nnecessary to build \, design\, and construct their own hardcover book.\nStudents will learn t he technique of Coptic bookbinding\, a non-toxic and\nadhesive free proces s which dates back to the 2nd Century AD in Egypt and\ncan be used to crea te personalized sketchbooks\, journals\, or book arts.
\nChad Seelig is an artist and educator who came to Idaho from New York\nCity. He recei ved his BFA in Printmaking from Pratt Institute and his MFA\nin Studio Art from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst. He has worked\nfor museum s and galleries for the past 7 years\, most recently as the\nRegistrar/Col lections Manager for Alexander Gray Associates in New York. He\ncurrently lives in Twin Falls\, ID writing\, creating sounds\, and making\nartwork o ut of his backyard studio with his two dogs and two cats.
\nThis wor kshop takes place over two days\, Saturday &\; Sunday\, October\n29-30 from 12-4pm.
Part of The Center's BIG IDEA project Idaho\nStori es\, Oct 20\, 2016–Jan 6\, 2017.
In th is\nintroductory bookbinding course students will learn the basic steps\nn ecessary to build\, design\, and construct their own hardcover book.\nStud ents will learn the technique of Coptic bookbinding\, a non-toxic and\nadh esive free process which dates back to the 2nd Century AD in Egypt and\nca n be used to create personalized sketchbooks\, journals\, or book arts.
\nChad Seelig is an artist and educator who came to Idaho from New Yor k\nCity. He received his BFA in Printmaking from Pratt Institute and his M FA\nin Studio Art from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst. He has w orked\nfor museums and galleries for the past 7 years\, most recently as t he\nRegistrar/Collections Manager for Alexander Gray Associates in New Yor k. He\ncurrently lives in Twin Falls\, ID writing\, creating sounds\, and making\nartwork out of his backyard studio with his two dogs and two cats.
\nThis workshop takes place over two days\, Saturday &\; Sunday\ , October\n29-30 from 12-4pm.
Part of The Center's BIG IDEA project Idaho\nStories\, Oct 20\, 2016–Jan 6\, 2017.