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SUMMARY:Landscape Laboratory - Structure & Disruption (Aug. 18-22)
DESCRIPTION:Tuesday through Saturday\, 10:00AM-5:00PM (August 18-22). Part of the Plein Air Art Festival. \n\n\nLearn the basics of strong landscape painting through a process of building\, destroying\, and recombining with dynamic results. This innovative workshop will be team taught by Liam Murphy-Torres and Francie Cook\, both recent MFA graduates of the New York Studio School \nMorning sessions run 10am-1pm and afternoon sessions run 2pm-5pm. \nMornings will feature drawing from observation and from memory. It will be a rigorous introduction to drawing from perception and to visual art-making generally. Students will be introduced to a wide variety of strategies for looking and for translating what they see into a developing graphic vocabulary. Through sustained practice working from life\, students will develop new ways of seeing and understanding the visual world\, and will be given new frameworks for translating that experience into drawings and paintings. Afternoons will be spent using collage and other disruptive techniques to reimagine and recombine the images from the morning session. Paintings and drawings will evolve as the week progresses in a deeply iterative process that will contain many exciting discoveries for the participants. This workshop is fantastic for beginners and those looking for a way to break old patterns and create a new body of work. \nPlease bring your sketching materials\, charcoal and drawing paper\, as well as a few blank canvases and your acrylic paints as well as any collage material you wish to bring. See a detailed materials list below the artist bio. \nThere will be a lunch break from 1:00pm-2:00pm. You can bring your own lunch or check out one of the local restaurants in Yarmouth. \n$750 workshop fee* does not include materials.\n*ACT NOW for the EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT of $150 OFF to attend for $600. Discount ends 6/30/26.\n\n \n  \n  \n\n\nAbout the instructors: \nLiam Murphy Torres is a MFA Graduate of New York Studio school. He was born in Boston\, Massachusetts. https://liammurphytorres.com/?page_id=8 \nEducation \n2024-Present\, MFA\, New York Studio School. New York\, NY. \n2020\,2024\, Mount Gretna School of Art. Mount Gretna\, PA. \n2023\, Barnes-DeMazia Certificate\, Barnes Foundation. Philadelphia\, PA. \n2018-2022\, BFA\, Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. Philadelphia\, PA. \n2018-2020\, Intermittent Study\, Art Students League of New York. New York\, NY. \n  \nFrancie Cook is a MFA Graduate of New York Studio school. She was born in 1997 in Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\, is an emerging oil painter currently based in New York. She is best known for her intimate depictions of loved ones\, all drawn or painted from direct observation. Cook’s work is guided by materiality\, often incorporating elements of collage that work in tandem with paint\, ink\, and charcoal. Her practice is further characterized by a loose\, painterly application and a strong awareness of the geometric structure of the rectangle. Francie Cook has exhibited across the United States and Europe. She holds a BFA from the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee and has studied at the New York Studio School and the Art Students League of New York. In 2025\, she founded the Francis Cook Gallery in New York and Berlin. \n  \nClick here to view our cancellation policy. \n\n\n\n\nMATERIALS LIST:\nSUGGESTED PAINTS (in both Acrylic and Oil) \nItems with asterisk (*) are REQUIRED all other materials are optional \nOil Paint (1 – 1.5 oz tubes Gamblin\, Rembrandt\, Winton\, or any pro grade) \n* Titanium White (Large Tube or 2 Tubes) * Paynes Grey \n* Ultramarine Blue \n* Cadmium Yellow Medium \n* Cadmium Red Light \nYellow Ochre + Cadmium Orange + Magenta + Cadium Yellow Lemon \nPermanent Green Light + Viridian Green + Phthalo Blue + Burnt Sienna \nAlizarin Crimson \nFor medium: \n*Refined Linseed Oil (Windsor Newton or any brand) \nHeavy Body Acrylic Paint Tubes (Golden Acrylics are the best but “Basics” \nBrand by Liquitex is fine and much less money) Double Primary Colors \n*Titanium White (Large Tube or 2 Tubes) \n*Ultramarine Blue \n*Cadmium Yellow Medium \n*Cadmium Red Medium \n*Cadmium Yellow Light \n*Quinacridone Magenta \n*Phthalocyanine “Phthalo” Blue \nBrushes (Robert Simmons or any durable brushes) \n*Flats and Brights \n1⁄2” to 1” in width Synthetic Oil Brushes \nRounds any size (I don’t use rounds but many artists like them)Palette \n*Paper palette pad from Strathmore\, large size 12” x 16” \nGlass palette \n*Metal Palette knife (I recommend more than one) \n*Color Wheel (The Color Wheel Company) \n*Gray Scale & Value Finder (The Color Wheel Company) \nSupports \n*Gesso Panels sizes 10”x10” to 16”x20” square or rectangular any depth \n(Ampersand or Davinci are both good value) \n*If you prefer you can purchase Gesso Stretched Canvas instead of panel \nEasels \nThe studio will supply easels for the day. \nCleaning Supplies \n*Clear Baby Oil in a covered glass container \n*Cotton rags and a roll of Paper Towels \nSketching Materials \n*Strathmore Bristol 300 smooth Surface 100lb any size \n*White Artists Tape or Green Frog Tape \n*Graphite Pencils #HB\, #2B\, #6B (Just bring what you have for pencils) \n*Vine Charcoal\, Also called Willow\, softer than regular charcoal.Here are a few physical stores in our area: \n\nArtist & Craftsmen: 540 Deering Avenue\, Ptld\, ME 207-772-727 Art Mart: \n517 Congress Street\, Portland\, ME 207-775- 4244 Michaels: 490 Payne \nRoad\, Scarborough\, ME 207-883- 8419 Online Stores Include: \nDick Blick w ww.dickblick.com 877-943-9269 \nCheap Joes w ww.cheapjoes.com 888-792-6089
URL:https://artascope.org/event/landscape-laboratory-structure-disruption-081826-082226/
LOCATION:Artascope Studios\, 138 Bayview Street\, Yarmouth\, ME\, 04096\, United States
CATEGORIES:Class,Collage,Drawing,Festival Event,Garden sketching,Painting,Plein Air painting,Urban Sketching
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