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Upcoming Workshops

"The Expression of the Idea in Landscape"

The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Arts is hosting Mary, who is teaching a 3-day workshop from September 23rd - 25th.  John F. Carlson, in his groundbreaking 1929 book, Elementary Principles of Landscape Painting, urges us to study the expressive properties of line, mass, and color. He states that it is a delusion to think that if a painter can merely “copy nature” well enough, he is creating a work of art, that he has to merely get a certain “likeness” of the things before him. He states that, rather, a painter must see through his motif, into its significance, and then choose his means accordingly. We will explore how one does that!    


Please visit  https://theatelier.org/study/lectures-and-events/ to learn more and register. 


Participation in "The Expression of the Idea in Landscape" workshop is open to the the public. 

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