Abstract Artists Laboratory: Mar 2, 2024
Saturday March 2, 2024, 10am-12pm
$35.00
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. Pre-registration required.
Abstract Artists Laboratory is a space to meet and create together.
Finding the time to paint is always a challenge and if it has been months or years since you have painted there can be a palpable hurtle standing in one's way of getting out those brushes and sitting down in front of a canvas. This space allows you the time and space without creating an at home art studio or needing to immediately go out and buy a plethora of materials.
We will begin each session with a short meditation and then a brief and expressive experimental painting technique which will inspire freedom and movement in your painting. If you have a project that you would like to bring, feel free. Gentle guidance, inspirational ideas, artwork images and materials will be provided.
About the Facilitator: Amanda Rose Hopkins received her B.F.A from UC Santa Cruz with a concentration in painting and environmental art. Locally she has creatively taught children at Sunridge and REACH Charter schools. She spent 5 months studying under artist Kaveri Singh and Thangka painters from Nepal and Sikkim at the Sarnath International Nyingma Institute in India. Her work is currently focused on highlighting the sensuous texture and environmental importance of the kelp forests. You can view her work at https://artofnature.me/
Saturday March 2, 2024, 10am-12pm
$35.00
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. Pre-registration required.
Abstract Artists Laboratory is a space to meet and create together.
Finding the time to paint is always a challenge and if it has been months or years since you have painted there can be a palpable hurtle standing in one's way of getting out those brushes and sitting down in front of a canvas. This space allows you the time and space without creating an at home art studio or needing to immediately go out and buy a plethora of materials.
We will begin each session with a short meditation and then a brief and expressive experimental painting technique which will inspire freedom and movement in your painting. If you have a project that you would like to bring, feel free. Gentle guidance, inspirational ideas, artwork images and materials will be provided.
About the Facilitator: Amanda Rose Hopkins received her B.F.A from UC Santa Cruz with a concentration in painting and environmental art. Locally she has creatively taught children at Sunridge and REACH Charter schools. She spent 5 months studying under artist Kaveri Singh and Thangka painters from Nepal and Sikkim at the Sarnath International Nyingma Institute in India. Her work is currently focused on highlighting the sensuous texture and environmental importance of the kelp forests. You can view her work at https://artofnature.me/
Saturday March 2, 2024, 10am-12pm
$35.00
LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE. Pre-registration required.
Abstract Artists Laboratory is a space to meet and create together.
Finding the time to paint is always a challenge and if it has been months or years since you have painted there can be a palpable hurtle standing in one's way of getting out those brushes and sitting down in front of a canvas. This space allows you the time and space without creating an at home art studio or needing to immediately go out and buy a plethora of materials.
We will begin each session with a short meditation and then a brief and expressive experimental painting technique which will inspire freedom and movement in your painting. If you have a project that you would like to bring, feel free. Gentle guidance, inspirational ideas, artwork images and materials will be provided.
About the Facilitator: Amanda Rose Hopkins received her B.F.A from UC Santa Cruz with a concentration in painting and environmental art. Locally she has creatively taught children at Sunridge and REACH Charter schools. She spent 5 months studying under artist Kaveri Singh and Thangka painters from Nepal and Sikkim at the Sarnath International Nyingma Institute in India. Her work is currently focused on highlighting the sensuous texture and environmental importance of the kelp forests. You can view her work at https://artofnature.me/