A renaissance of life drawing
“As lockdowns began, artists and models migrated to video conferencing—revolutionizing who gets to sketch and be sketched.” Take a gander.
“As lockdowns began, artists and models migrated to video conferencing—revolutionizing who gets to sketch and be sketched.” Take a gander.
Bill posing with his painting of eggs and toast, inspired by breakfasts with his father. UPDATE: Tickets may still be available, using this link. This Sunday, William W. Knight — known to many of us as Bill and the painter of what Holly Jacobson affectionately calls “The United States of […]
Pauline Palmer was an American artist based in Chicago. In 1919, Palmer became the first woman elected president of the Chicago Society of Artists. The New York Times, in 1938, upon her death, noted that many art critics celebrated her as one of the most important painters in America. She […]
BEING COMPASSIONATE AND UNDERSTANDINGThis is from a newsletter that hits my inbox from time to time. Don’t give up. Over the past 18 months, humanity has been worn down by the pandemic. Life has not been easy and there may be additional challenges ahead. But as Winston Churchill once said, […]
We should have a class! Bex, get on it. (Please.) (Yes, I know that it is not your role. Umm, Emily?) Check out the Vancouver Film School YouTube channel .
TOTALLY FREE AND ON DEMAND Drop in anytime for a virtual session of an art-making series courtesy of The Met, The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. Thanks to Ghaddra for sending me this.
by Teaching Artist Pamm Hanson COVID-19 forced me to step up to a steep learning curve to learn to teach on Zoom! I tried to keep my attitude strong and I leaned into the generous support from PwA staff and the patience and support from the class participants. Whew! Then […]
Carol Ann Hiller (1947-2021) “What I am is a daughter, a sister, a cousin, an aunt, an artist, a grandmother, a partner, a photographer, a poet, a writer, and a lover of all ideals.” -Caroline Ann Hiller
Wednesday, July 216pm Join us for the accompanying discussion to Trimpin’s “Hear and How” – currently being exhibited at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art – where our Participant Artists will share their art forms and what they created during the pandemic. How are we navigating this experience as a community? As […]