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Plein Air & Landscape Workshops PLEIN AIR & LANDSCAPE WORKSHOPS The Atelier is pleased to present an offering of landscape workshops. The study of landscape should be included in the student and artist training as it is an important element in the development of a well trained and diverse artist. Never stop learning. Always keep growing. WEEKEND WORKSHOP: WINTER PLEIN AIR PAINTING LANDSCAPE MASTER COPY WITH BRIDGET ERTELT WITH BROCK LARSON “There is no such thing as bad weather, only poor Painting the landscape from nature with clothing.” -Norwegian saying its infinite variables can be one of the most One of the great things about Minnesota is our difficult of subject matters that the painter can four seasons. Painting winter offers a unique attempt. From the rapidly fleeting light effects opportunity to study light and form in the to uncomfortable weather conditions, it can sometimes feel overwhelming to know landscape. It is one of my favorite seasons to paint. where or how to begin. Fortunately, a path has been cleared by master painters Painting in the cold is not without its challenges, but if you are ready to leave that before us, and we have the benefit today to learn from their achievements of bug spray behind and see what winter has to offer, this class may be right for you! interpreting nature from life. The class will have short lectures discussing how to analyze the value of the snow, In this 3-day intensive course, students will explore the techniques of the great overall value structure in the landscape, and mixing chromatic neutrals. We will landscape artists to strategize an approach, prioritize information, and simplify also touch on color temperature shifts. Class may be taught partially indoors, or details by painting directly from high-res landscape masterpieces. The goal is to via Zoom depending on the weather and COVID-19. Class may be cancelled in be familiarized with how these skills can apply when taken out of the studio to the case of inclement weather (less than 15 degrees or heavy snow). Class will be painting en pleinair, how to paint quickly, and how to craft an interesting design taught in oils. Yes, we will be painting outside. We will be practicing safety first by and choose a composition that displays the story that the painter wants to express. social distancing, and wearing masks when in a group. This class will be tailored to This workshop is designed to cater toward all skill levels. all skill levels. Beginners are welcome. Please contact Bridget if you have questions. She may be reached via email at [email protected]. Materials list & class FRIDAY-SUNDAY, March 5-7, 2021, 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM information will be sent upon payment. Instructor: Brock Larson $325. Limit 10 students. SATURDAY-SUNDAY, February 20-21, 2021, 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM Instructor: Bridget Ertelt Brock Larson (b. 1991) first began drawing at a very early $150. Limit 8 students. age under the guidance of his father, Jeffrey T. Larson as well as his grandfather, Marvin Espe. He started his approach to academic practice in high school with Charles FRIENDS OF THE ATELIER Bargue plates, master copies, and cast drawings before moving to Minneapolis to pursue a formal education at the Annual Membership Atelier Program of Fine Art. He studied full-time in the Donate to The Atelier and support the tradition of artistic training in twin cities for five years alongside attending workshops. In the method of classical realism. The Atelier is a registered 501-C(3) non- his final year of school, Brock began teaching evening classes for two years prior to profit organization and your annual gift may be tax deductible. Please moving back to his hometown area of Duluth, to help his father establish a similar choose your level of membership and mail your check to: studio training program, the Great Lakes Academy of Fine Art. Together, they The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Art spent two years researching and designing the curriculum before eighteen months ATTN: Friends of The Atelier of renovating an old catholic church into an ideal studio setting for students. Here, 1621 East Hennepin Avenue, Suite 280 they currently instruct the full-time program and teach workshops. Minneapolis, MN 55414 Landscape Material list: • 2-3 white panels or canvases, 11"x14" - PAINTS 2021 2021 • titanium white FRIENDS OF THE ATELIER 12"x16" Please mail this form with your payment. • palette • cadmium red light • palette cups • permanent rose (or alizarin Name �������������������������������������������������� crimson) • paper towels Address ������������������������������������������������ • odorless mineral spirits • burnt sienna • refined linseed oil (or oleogel) • cadmium yellow light City ���������������������������������������������������� • palette knives (1 large + 1 small) • raw sienna (or yellow ochre) State ������������������������ Zip ����������������������� • paper towels • raw umber • burnt umber Phone �������������������� E-Mail ����������������������� BRUSHES • ultramarine Individual - $50 Sponsor - $150 Benefactor - $1,000 Brock uses (approximately): • pthalo (or Prussian blue) Dual - $75 Donor - $250 Master’s Circle - $2,000+ • a 1" house painting brush • ivory black • sizes 10, 5, 3, and 1 bristle and/or synthetic • Payne’s gray Contributor - $100 Patron - $500 Other Amount rounds Donation enclosed $ ������������ Check number # ����������� • at least 1 soft sable (or) fan brush (Whatever assortment the students have and PLEASE MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE ATELIER prefer should work just as well.) The original Atelier, founded by Richard Lack in 1970 as a not for profit corporation, This activity is made possible by has based its aesthetic philosophy on a direct lineage to the Boston school of American the voters of Minnesota through Impressionists and the French Academy. The Atelier, co-directed by Dale Redpath and Cyd Wicker, closely follows these original precepts offering students the opportunity a Minnesota State Arts Board to master the fundamental principles in the classical discipline of realistic drawing and Operating Expense grant, thanks painting. In all of The Atelier’s classes, emphasis is placed on developing the student’s ability to accurately observe proportions and value relationships. Some instruction is to a legislative appropriation from given to the class as a whole, but most instruction is given on an individual basis. the arts and cultural heritage fund. The Atelier pursues a non-discriminatory policy and is open to all eligible students regardless of race, creed, color, gender, sexual orientation or national origin. NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID PERMIT NO. 90143 STUDIO PROGRAM OF FINE ART TWIN CITIES, MN 1621 EAST HENNEPIN AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414 www.TheAtelier.org | [email protected] | (612) 362-8421 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED Jan. - May 2021 Workshops & Classes! 35W Industrial Blvd. Broadway St. NE Stinson Blvd. 280 East Hennepin Ave. (18th Ave. SE) (18th Ave. Como Ave. SE Please use the 1621 main entrance on the north side of the building under the shed roof. ONLINE CONTINUING ART TALK WITH GREGORY MANCHESS! We had so much fun the first time, let’s do it again this spring! Join us for another special art talk featuring internationally recognized, and award winning artist Gregory Manchess. Greg is known for the visual impact of his compositions as well as his paint handling and visual storytelling. In anticipation of the in-person workshop we are planning for the fall of 2021, Greg will share some of his principles of composition used for any picture-making process. DATE: FRIDAY, April 23, 2021 TIME: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CST COST: $25. Register to reserve your spot. A private link for the online event will be emailed to those who have registered. Coming Fall 2021: Composition for Visual Impact with Gregory Manchess A 3-day workshop in which participants will have the opportunity to explore planning pictures that hold the viewer’s attention. Gregory Manchess is an internationally recognized, award-winning painter with 40+ years of experience in the art marketplace. His range of skills has been honed on assignments for campaigns, murals, magazines, and book covers, many times commissioned to perform under crushing deadlines. His passion has won him assignments from such prestigious clients as National Geographic Magazine who sent him on expedition and have trusted him to visualize moments for numerous magazine features. The filmmakers, Coen Brothers, chose to showcase Manchess’ powerful work as part of the storytelling in their latest film, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs. Recently, Manchess wrote and created a widescreen novel entitled Above the Timberline, brimming with 124 oil paintings and released in 2017 to starred reviews. Now he brings his expertise to you, to share and blend with your enthusiasm for your own artistic journey. Learn more about Gregory, his art and novel at https://www.manchess.com/ Please join or renew your membership to the FRIENDS OF THE ATELIER by mail or at www.theatelier.org/friends January - May STUDIO PROGRAM OF FINE ART 1621 EAST HENNEPIN AVENUE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55414 www.TheAtelier.org | [email protected] | (612) 362-8421 2021 WEEK-LONG WORKSHOP THE ART OF FRAMING: WHAT ARTISTS One intense week is offered for those who wish to experience, NEED TO KNOW FOR DIY PROJECTS in concentrated form, our full time program. The daily study in this program creates momentum for individual growth. We give By Joy Wolfe of Fine Art Advocates intense one-on-one instruction tailored to individual needs. This class includes a lecture and hands-on workshop. Joy’s lecture BASIC DRAWING LIFE DRAWING will discuss how to present your art 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM professionally on an artist’s budget, March 8-12, 2021 March 8-12, 2021 designing an efficient workspace, and the basic tools of the trade needed Instructors: Judy Buckvold & Instructors: to repurpose and craft beautiful Kenneth Schweiger Laura Tundel & Cyd Wicker one-of-a-kind frames.
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