Introduction

Are you ready to develop an individual style within your painting practice? Imagine working on an independent portfolio project while setting personal and professional goals with a supportive community of peers. This course is modeled after the painter’s atelier. It is lead by a professional artist, who with an established practice and exhibition history, is ready to help you on your journey to being a confident fine art painter. You will be encouraged and challenged along your own path and will be exposed to tools to guide you in your practice. Each session will include a discussion about direction and experimentation, will include some art history references and will maybe include some good humor as well! Previous oil painting is required. Painting is a life long practice and participants are welcome and encouraged to take this course again and again! Looking to try something new? Check out Clay 101.

No Class April 25.

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Teacher

Stephanie Bush is a Montreal native with an extensive exhibition record both nationally and internationally. She earned her MFA from the University of Waterloo, ON, with a minor in Women’s Studies. Currently, Bush resides in Vermont and divides her time between her professional art practice, teaching art and raising her young family. She has alternately been teaching drawing, painting and sculpture at part time CCV for the past 10 years. Bush is represented by The Clark Gallery near Boston and The Meyer Gallery in Santa Fe, NM.