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October 13 – December 1

Celebrating Watercolor, Celebrating the Newark Museum Centennial

Lorraine Niemela The Newark Museum, Newark, N.J.

Tuesdays: 9:30 am - 12:30 pm

Come and enjoy the secrets of watercolor technique as you share in the riches of the Newark Museum. Explore lessons from artists in the exquisite collections from African shamans to American masters as we practice wash, glaze, brushwork and the intermingling of color in wet/dry relationships.

Make your personal contribution to the flow of art and culture! All levels.

Call 973-596-6607 to register.

October 16 – October 18 An Abstract Point of View

Seeing abstractly is an excellent route to reality in your art, but it also changes the way you see so that you notice wonder and beauty in everything.

Friday, October 16

An Abstract Point of View: A Lesson in Seeing 9:30 – 4:00

Deconstruct your subject to its essential elements and see it with more clarity and accuracy. Then, decide how you want to put it back together again. You may be surprised by the results!

Saturday, October 17

An Abstract Point of View: Learning from History 9:30 – 4:00

There are many systems of visual theory – from the color study of the Impressionists to the physical energy of the Abstract Expressionists. Familiarity with the development of abstraction (through three centuries!) opens new areas of pursuit. And, it fine-tunes your eye to see visual potential as your work is in progress.

Sunday, October 18

An Abstract Point of View: Non-Objective Design 9:30 – 3:00

With points and lines, shapes and forms, colors and values, create art that reflects your personal rhythms and proportions.

Call 732-471-1052 to register.