Learn the fundamental elements of oil painting, and discover a range of techniques in these fun and relaxed workshops. Using reference photographs you will learn how to begin and develop an oil painting to a decent standard.

A single booking gets you 2 lessons that are 1 week apart, amounting to 5 hours in total. The first lesson will focus on the underpainting, taking care to achieve a solid structure and convincing tone. The second lesson is where you will bring your paintings to life with the final layer. You will learn how to match colours accurately, refine the shapes, introduce hard and soft edges, add details, and utilize techniques like glazing and scumbling. Throughout the 2 sessions there will be an open discussion, lots of handy tips, and you can ask as many questions as you like. They’re always welcome!

Learn the fundamental elements of oil painting, and discover a range of techniques in these fun and relaxed workshops. Using reference photographs you will learn how to begin and develop an oil painting to a decent standard.

A single booking gets you 2 lessons that are 1 week apart, amounting to 5 hours in total. The first lesson will focus on the underpainting, taking care to achieve a solid structure and convincing tone. The second lesson is where you will bring your paintings to life with the final layer. You will learn how to match colours accurately, refine the shapes, introduce hard and soft edges, add details, and utilize techniques like glazing and scumbling. Throughout the 2 sessions there will be an open discussion, lots of handy tips, and you can ask as many questions as you like. They’re always welcome!

The Port Angeles Arts Council invites artists living on the Olympic Peninsula (Clallam, Jefferson, Mason, and Grays Harbor counties) to submit entries to the Art on the Town public art exhibition.

Our mission is to bring an ongoing and ever­changing art exhibit to downtown Port Angeles. Art on the Town is a year-long outdoor exhibition in the heart of downtown Port Angeles. Since its inception, 40 artworks valued in excess of $330,000 have been purchased or commissioned through the exposure provided by Art on the Town. The outdoor venue will showcase selected artists’ work in the downtown waterfront, sidewalks, and pocket park areas.

Art on the Town promotes multi-faceted galleries with scheduled guided tours and Second Saturday gallery openings and receptions. Self-guided walking tours are also promoted with easy-to-use sculpture tour guides. The diversity of the people viewing the works creates a valuable market for the promotion and sale of the participants’ artwork. Articles about the previous exhibitions have appeared in South Sound magazine, the Seattle Times, and The Oregonian.

Tate Britain presents the most exhaustive retrospective of contemporary artist, Paula Rego’s work to date, highlighting her key role in redefining figurative art in the UK and beyond.
Featuring over 100 works including paintings, collage, drawings, sculpture and etchings, this exhibition shines a light into the life and art of this prominent figure within the contemporary British art world.

Portuguese-born and London-based, Rego is particularly known for her paintings and prints based on storybooks and celebrated for her unique representation of female subjects.

Three costumes from Marvel Studios’ blockbuster hit Black Panther are on display at Christchurch Mansion in Ipswich. The exhibition looks at how costumes and objects in film contribute to a strong sense of time and place in storytelling and features the costumes of characters T’Challa, Shuri and Okoye alongside historic objects.