Coming Up at Wave Hill

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Rebeccan Allan

In Study with Artists: Drawing
Sunday, April 19, 12:30PM–4PM
How often do you have the opportunity to study with an exhibiting artist? Sign up to learn from several artists showing in the Glyndor Gallery exhibition Arbores Venerabiles. Artists guide participants in seeing, selecting and visually interpreting our remarkable landscape. This Sunday, techniques with pencil are introduced for capturing the natural world and strategies are presented for heightening focus and memory, led by exhibiting artist Emily Brown. Sessions begin with a discussion of the artists' work in Glyndor Gallery and follow outdoors (weather permitting). Meet at Glyndor Gallery.
Single session fee: $30 Member; $40 Non-member, includes materials. Bring a friend to any workshop, or to the entire series, for half the full price. Children aged 12 and older who are accompanied by an adult, are invited to join each workshop. Registration required; call 718.549.3200 x305.

In Study with Artists workshops concludes May 17 (Trees from Charcoal, Charcoal from Trees with artist Rebecca Allan).

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