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Autobody Fine Art welcomes you to take
part in one or all of our workshops offered to the public.
Awaken the inner artist that is inside of you or sharpen your
existing skills. No matter what your artistry level is, there's
a workshop for you. Become
a member to receive discounts on classes. |
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| WHEN |
Wednesday,
May 4, 2011
7 p.m. |
| COST |
$20
for first 3-hour session
$30 per session after that
A participant may purchase 12
sessions in advance for $300.00 |
| RSVP |
Space is limited to 10 artists. Reserve your spot by emailing Dschneid66@aol.com |
Painting Drop-in Clinic - Bring in your painting and work
with us.
We will assist in every way we can to help you technically, conceptually, compositionally.
These sessions can be very broad-based. We will work with you individually and
the class can have all manner of feedback - from assignments, to conceptual discussions
about your direction, to the particulars of the piece you are making.
The Drop-in Clinic is for expereinced artists engaged in creating
a body of work or working towards that goal. This class is not for beginners.
It is for practicing artists looking to work and grow with a community of other
artists
You must email Dschneid66@aol.com to
reserve your spot at the session because space is limited to ten artists.
Jacqueline Cooper received her Masters Degree in Fine Arts from UCLA in 1998
and has worked for the worked for the last twenty years as an Art Professor,
Independent Curator, Art Critic and Gallerist. Between 1995-2000 she worked as
the Los Angeles Editor for the Chicago New Art Examiner writing critical reviews
and longer editorial pieces whilst also opening an independent artspace, 208
South La Brea Gallery in Los Angeles. Having moved to San Francisco in 2004 she
worked as a Professor at the San Francisco Art Institute and in 2007 she opened
Autobody Fine Art Inc. on the island of Alameda and successfully took the organization
through non-profit incorporation. Autobody Fine Art Inc. was the only contemporary
art space on the island and specialized in showing sculpture and installation
artwork. More details and images of all of the past exhibitions can be found
at www.autobodyfineart.com. Jacqueline Cooper is currently the Artistic Director
of the Sun Gallery, Hayward and the Fine Art photography and Video Coordinator
of the Alameda County Fair. She is also a member of the Board of Directors for
ProArts in Oakland."
Dickson Schneider is an artist and professor. He has taught at California State University East Bay for 15 years - Painting, Drawing, Art History, seminars on contemporary art, over 25 different classes. He is an accomplished artist in many different media, including Oils, Acrylics, and Egg Tempera. He also works in video and digital art. One of his activities is visiting the art world in person. In the past five years he has been to New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Berlin, Munich, Portland, Seattle (and more) visiting the particular art scenes there. This has given him a first hand look at the contemporary art world and that expereince has informed his teaching.
*Please note. The drop in “clinic” is for artists (specifically painters) who
have already established a body of work and are looking for meaningful critique
and direction. This class will not address the marketing and sales of artwork,
nor will it address professional practices beyond the fundamental importance
and decisions taken in making painting
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| WHEN |
Tuesday,
May 3, 2011
7-10 p.m. |
| COST |
$375
for ten 3-hour sessions including materials |
| RSVP |
Space
is limited to 10 artists. Reserve your spot by
emailing Dschneid66@aol.com |
For anyone who wishes an introduction to the rich tradition of painting. The
class is taught in oil paint because it's long open working time is more friendly
for a novice painter. This class works through a series of assignments to give
the student a broad introduction to the possibilities of paint as a medium.
The assigments cover color mixing, direct painting, indirect painting
(using scumbling and glazing in layers - an 'old master' technique),
painting with very thick paint (impasto), and a representational portrait.
There is no prerequisite for this class and an absolute beginner can
take and thoroughly enjoy this class. This class is also self-paced.
You must email Dschneid66@aol.com to
reserve your spot at the session because space is limited to ten artists.
Dickson Schneider is an artist
and professor. He has taught at California State
University East Bay for 15 years - Painting, Drawing,
Art History, seminars on contemporary art, over
25 different classes. He is an accomplished artist
in many different media, including Oils, Acrylics,
and Egg Tempera. He is a master painter and friendly,
articulate teacher.
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