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Creative Approaches to Botanical Abstraction
Minimum age:
Skill level:
Total cost:
Start date:
End date:
Time:
16+
All Levels
465
August 1, 2022
August 4, 2022
10:00 - 4:00
Workshop Overview
We will explore mixed-media painting and camera-less photography techniques to create contemporary botanical art in conversation with local ecology. We will explore and forage our surroundings, then create earthy yet ethereal abstractions using botanical forms, cyanotype photochemistry, natural dyes and acrylic paint. We will challenge our preconceptions and incorporate improvisation into our art practice along the way. While participants may leave with finished work, the focus of this workshop will be on experimenting with new techniques and creative approaches.
About the Instructor(s)
Bryan David Griffith’s work spans multiple media, using simple materials and experimental techniques to explore contemporary issues. His work is featured in solo museum exhibitions and held in several museum and public collections. Bryan focuses on cultivating the creative spark within his students and helps them discover new possibilities.
Materials List: Students Bring
• 2-4 synthetic bristle wide brushes 3/4-2" wide (inexpensive house painting brushes okay)
• Plastic tubs
• Glass jars
• 3-5 wide mouth plastic or glass containers for water and paint mixing (i.e. yogurt containers. coffee cans)
Materials List: Provided by Instructor(s)
• Chemistry
• Dyes
• Paint
• Canvas
• Paper
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Browse Workshop listCreative Approaches to Botanical Abstraction
Instructor(s):
Bryan David Griffith
Date and Time:
8/1/2022
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8/4/2022
10:00 - 4:00
Tuition:
$430 plus $35 Materials Fee
Total Cost:
$
465
Minimum Age Level:
16+
Skill Level:
All Levels
10
available
Workshop Overview
We will explore mixed-media painting and camera-less photography techniques to create contemporary botanical art in conversation with local ecology. We will explore and forage our surroundings, then create earthy yet ethereal abstractions using botanical forms, cyanotype photochemistry, natural dyes and acrylic paint. We will challenge our preconceptions and incorporate improvisation into our art practice along the way. While participants may leave with finished work, the focus of this workshop will be on experimenting with new techniques and creative approaches.
About the Instructor(s)
Bryan David Griffith’s work spans multiple media, using simple materials and experimental techniques to explore contemporary issues. His work is featured in solo museum exhibitions and held in several museum and public collections. Bryan focuses on cultivating the creative spark within his students and helps them discover new possibilities.
Materials List: Students Bring
• 2-4 synthetic bristle wide brushes 3/4-2" wide (inexpensive house painting brushes okay)
• Plastic tubs
• Glass jars
• 3-5 wide mouth plastic or glass containers for water and paint mixing (i.e. yogurt containers. coffee cans)
Materials List Provided by Instructor(s)
• Chemistry
• Dyes
• Paint
• Canvas
• Paper