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| Path to Pavilion 6 | A
workshop demonstration completed at The Winthrop Rockefeller Institute, November
2009 |
| The spring 2010 issue of American Artist's Workshop Magazine contains a feature article on a recent Charles Harrington workshop at the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute on Petit Jean Mountain near Morrilton, Arkansas. |
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SAANICH
PENINSULA ART SOCIETY ORLANDO
MUSEUM OF ART THE
VILLAGES, FLORIDA
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This workshop
will focus on the use of acrylics to gain the technical and aesthetic advantages
offered by this versatile medium while retaining the aesthetic of traditional
media such as watercolor and oils. The acrylic techniques presented can result
in a finished painting that the causal observer can't distinguish from watercolor;
or they can result in a happy combination of transparent, translucent, and opaque
applications possible only with acrylics. This versatility will convince you that
acrylics are both attractive and practical as a painting medium applied to a variety
of surfaces, including paper, canvas, and gesso primed panels. Class
activities will include as much one-on-one interaction between individual students
and the instructor as time allows. |
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This
workshop will focus on the use of acrylics to gain the technical
and aesthetic advantages offered by this versatile medium while
retaining the aesthetics of traditional media such as watercolor
and oils. The acrylic techniques presented will combine transparent,
translucent, and opaque applications on a variety of surfaces, including
paper, canvas, and gesso primed panels. To
register for this workshop, contact: |
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This
workshop will focus on the use of acrylics to gain the technical
and aesthetic advantages offered by this versatile medium while
retaining the aesthetics of traditional media such as watercolor
and oils. The acrylic techniques presented will combine transparent,
translucent, and opaque applications on a variety of surfaces, including
paper, canvas, and gesso primed panels. To
register for this workshop by telephone:
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gallery representation | available paintings