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student painting
"weeping chair"
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student painting
"motherload"
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 That sense of freedom came from a lack of self-consciousness. As very young children we were not yet concerned with perfection and product. If we didn't know how to paint something we made it up without hesitation. No critical thought arose to interrupt that outpouring.
This workshop focuses on rekindling lost spontaneity and imagination rather than on technique and training. In this context, not knowing what to do or how to do it will prove a strength and not a limitation. Whether one is a "Kandinsky" or a student, it is always about the process and the adventure of moving into the unknown.
The painting medium provides a direct and fluid means to loosen up old taboos. We begin to recognize what it is in ourselves that gets in the way of creative play. Participants work with handmade brushes, a rich, lustrous palette of colors and large sheets of white paper.
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Sunday Painting Intensive
for New & Continuing Students
May 18, 2008
2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Location: Upper West Side Studio, 175 W 90th St #7F, NY map it!
Fee: $ 175 Register Now |
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| * All class materials are included. |
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