Tribute to The Florida Highwaymen: Part 3 ~ 6 Week Beginner Class
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“The Florida Highwaymen: Art Innovators in a Civil Rights Epoch”
In 1955 a group of 26 African American landscape artists in Florida taught themselves how to paint and made a living selling door-to-door to businesses and individuals. No Art Gallery would allow them entry during this 'Jim Crow' era.
In this class we will learn about them, recreate and complete 3 of their paintings with acrylic paint (they used oils).
This is geared to beginner level with lessons on how to use the brushes they used, etc.
Cost $300 - includes everything you need to paint.
Payment via etransfer to amFuZXQgISBiZWF0aCB8IHN5bXBhdGljbyAhIGNh
OR make arrangements with Janet to pay cash.
Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 PM
July 8, 15, 22, 29
August 5, 12
This class can be split into three 2 week periods for $100/2 weeks
Must be consecutive Part 1: July 8 & 15, Part 2: July 22 & 29, and Part 3: August 5 & 12.
155 Industrial Avenue is the Carleton Place Collective for Mental Health, Wellness and the Arts. Come in through the brightly painted Arts Space door.
In 1955 a group of 26 African American landscape artists in Florida taught themselves how to paint and made a living selling door-to-door to businesses and individuals. No Art Gallery would allow them entry during this 'Jim Crow' era.
In this class we will learn about them, recreate and complete 3 of their paintings with acrylic paint (they used oils).
This is geared to beginner level with lessons on how to use the brushes they used, etc.
Cost $300 - includes everything you need to paint.
Payment via etransfer to amFuZXQgISBiZWF0aCB8IHN5bXBhdGljbyAhIGNh
OR make arrangements with Janet to pay cash.
Tuesdays from 7 to 8:30 PM
July 8, 15, 22, 29
August 5, 12
This class can be split into three 2 week periods for $100/2 weeks
Must be consecutive Part 1: July 8 & 15, Part 2: July 22 & 29, and Part 3: August 5 & 12.
155 Industrial Avenue is the Carleton Place Collective for Mental Health, Wellness and the Arts. Come in through the brightly painted Arts Space door.
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