Maggie Hogan and Marney McDiarmid exhibit at the Wallspace Gallery in Ottawa until November 13th, featuring ceramic/wire sculptures and some photographs by Jeffrey Barbeau.
The Organization of Kingston Women Artists (OKWA) is a non-profit independent association formed in 1989. The organization provides a forum for mutual support and exchange of information and ideas among local professional women artists. An annual exhibition serves to increase public awareness and appreciation of contemporary women's art.
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
REBECCA COWAN WORKSHOP
Studio B
Holiday Card Workshop
Ideal for both budding and more experienced artists this one day workshop will teach you a new skill, and send you home with 10 hand-printed cards. Award-winning printmaker, Rebecca Cowan will begin by taking you through the process of creating a drypoint* plate. Then you will learn how to print it on an etching press. At the end of the day, you will have produced a limited edition of hand-printed cards to send to your favourite people.
Two dates to choose from
Saturday November 12 or Saturday, November 19, 2011**
10 am to 4 pm
The workshop fee of $75.00 includes all supplies
To Register
Call Rebecca at 613-548-4873 or email rgscowan@gmail.com
Studio B
59 Herchmer Cres (back entrance)
Kingston, Ontario
Directions: From Sir John A. Macdonald, turn onto Norman Rogers Dr., then right onto Byron Cres., and left onto Herchmer Cres.
Workshops are for adults
* Drypoint is a traditional printmaking method that was used by artists like Rembrandt and Whistler.
**If you have a group of four or more, another date can be arranged.
Thursday, September 29, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
SALLY MILNE WATERCOLOUR WORKSHOP
SALLY MILNE will be running a Watercolour Workshop called
"Paintings of Glass" on the weekend of October 22nd and 23rd.
"Paintings of Glass" on the weekend of October 22nd and 23rd.
In this 2-day workshop we will explore techniques which will help participants conquer the notion that “glass is the hardest thing to paint in watercolour!” Sally will talk about her approach to this fascinating subject, do demonstrations focusing on achieving clean, transparent colour using both hard edges and soft fluid shapes. Topics for discussion will include setting up a palette, planning compositions using glass objects and creating both representational and abstract paintings. Students will be encouraged to work on some small technique paintings as well as a larger piece which communicates the transparent, reflective, fluid and solid aspects of glass. Some experience with watercolours will be helpful for this workshop.
Location: Kingston School of Art, corner of Princess and Victoria Streets
Date: Saturday, October 22nd and Sunday, October 23rd 2011
Time: 10am - 3:30pm (bring a lunch)
Fee: $135.
Materials list available on registration or, materials available at an additional cost of $25.
To register, please send a cheque to:
Sally Milne
49 Edgehill Street
Kingston, Ontario
K7L 2T7
Class registration will be kept to a maximum of 10 students to allow for individual instruction.
For more information email Sally at sm@sallymilne.com or phone 613-544-3906.
Location: Kingston School of Art, corner of Princess and Victoria Streets
Date: Saturday, October 22nd and Sunday, October 23rd 2011
Time: 10am - 3:30pm (bring a lunch)
Fee: $135.
Materials list available on registration or, materials available at an additional cost of $25.
To register, please send a cheque to:
Sally Milne
49 Edgehill Street
Kingston, Ontario
K7L 2T7
Class registration will be kept to a maximum of 10 students to allow for individual instruction.
For more information email Sally at sm@sallymilne.com or phone 613-544-3906.
Rebecca Cowan Fall Studio Sale
Fall Studio Sale
Making space for new creations
Etchings, drypoints, monoprints, & collographs
$50.00 - $200.00
Saturday & Sunday October 1 & 2, 2011
11 am – 6 pm
59 Herchmer Cres. (rear entrance),
Kingston
Directions: From Sir John A. Macdonald, turn onto Norman Rogers Dr., then right onto Byron Cres., and left onto Herchmer Cres.
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