Lectures & Demos
Sometimes listening and watching is the best way to learn, and our lecturers deliver quality art history and demonstrations for your enjoyment. Our lectures are held once a month at 7:00pm (currently hosted through Zoom), and are free to register!
All prior lectures and demonstrations are available on our Youtube channel and are made available a few days after the lecture. Click here to visit our Youtube channel for all previous lectures!
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Upcoming Lectures & Demos
04/06/2023
Intro to "WOW! You've Got to See This" Art Exhibition
7pm
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9pm
Zoom
Event Details
04/06/2023
Intro to "WOW! You've Got to See This" Art Exhibition
Artist Kirk Larsen introduces himself and his work as a follow up to his up-coming solo show, "WOW! You've Got to See This".
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7pm
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9pm
Zoom
Previous Lectures & Demos
Siqueiros in New York: The 1936 Experimental Workshop
Presented by Carlos Morales, this talk will focus on the Mexican muralist and political activist David Alfaro Siqueiros' days in the United States, with particular attention to his time in New York City, where his 1936 Experimental Workshop participants included Harold Lehman and Jackson Pollock.
Is it Watercolor or Acrylic? Its Gouache!
Gouache can grant bright, matte colors like acrylic or subdued, watery washes like watercolor. Learn the basics of how to use this versatile medium with instructor Beth Drucker.
Titans of the High Italian Renaissance
This continuation of Randall's previous lecture, Linear Perspective: A Renaissance Revolution in Art & Science, dives into three of the best known Renaissance artists: Leonardo da Vinci (The Last Supper), Michelangelo (The Sistine Chapel), and Raphael (The School of Athens).
Linear Perspective: A Renaissance Revolution in Art & Science
Leonardo Da Vinci declared linear perspective "art's most essential science." The revival of perspective not only influenced the way art was created, but it also forever altered humanity's view of their place in the universe.
Join artist and historian Randall DiGiuseppe on a journey through history exploring the origins of linear perspective from the early Renaissance and its long-lasting influences on the modern world.
Which White is Which: A Guide to Pigments Practical and Historical Information
Titanium, zinc, lead, flake, cremnitz and silver? All these pigments are white, but what makes them each different? Whether a beginner or advanced student of painting, many questions arise as you study the pigments (colors) of painting.
Painter and teacher, Eric Santoli will be your guide as we discuss the world of pigments from white through the rainbow to black.
How To Select The Best View For Your Painting
When you are about to paint from a photo or when you are doing Plein Air painting, do you ask yourself “what is the best view”? Outdoors, nature gives so many views or a photo has so much to offer. What is the best view?
Antonio Masi will discuss and demonstrate a method he has used very successfully, that helps answer this basic question. Antonio Masi is a world-class and award-winning artist often honored for his depictions of bridges.
Neill Slaughter 50 Year Retrospective (feat. Neill Slaughter)
Look, listen and learn of the various influences that created a body of work spanning approximately 50 years of Neill Slaughter’s art career. This artist has spent a considerable amount of time traveling throughout the world to teach, conduct research and create art, which often reflect the social conditions of his surroundings.
An Introduction to Denis Ponsot (with Denis Ponsot)
Watercolor artist, Denis Ponsot, introduces himself and his body of work, including a preview of how he teaches his online classes*.
Denis will be teaching an online watercolor class Wednesdays from 6:00pm - 9:00pm through The Atelier beginning September 2022.
*Due to technical difficulties during this webinar, Denis was unable to showcase his normal class setup (an iPad focused on the art area).
Painting a Wave in Pastels
Lana Ballot will demonstrate how she uses the wet underpainting technique in soft pastels to create a beautiful effect of translucency in a wave, and make it look dynamic and alive.
Dungeons & Dragons: Demo Painting & Art History
James Beihl takes us through a brief history of artists who have contributed to the art of Dungeons & Dragons and shows us a pre-recorded oil painting demonstration of a dragon.
Introduction to Freehand Airbrush Painting
Ross Barbera shows us an introductory video to freehand airbrush painting, including a demonstration and information on tools and materials.
Introducing Oksana Danziger
Instructor and textile artist Oksana Danziger introduces us to her body of work.
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