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| Learn to paint with wax |
The
Encaustic Center is a unique facility where instructors Bonny
Leibowitz, Deanna Wood and Brett Dyer teach the art of painting with
wax. We offer a variety of ways to learn. Start out with a 1-day
Introductory Workshop ($100, all materials included). Come back for a
Workday ($40 for up to 6 hours, $20 for up to 3 hours). Once you've got
the basics, join us for an Intermediate Workshop, where you will delve
further into texture, monotypes, stencils, drawing, painting, or
photography techniques. Check our schedule to find a class that works for you. We also sell encaustic supplies and painting panels. Bonny Leibowitz - bonny at theencausticcenter.com - 214.405.5993 for registration and questions additional contacts for questions: Deanna Wood - deanna
at theencausticcenter.com - 972.345.9968
Brett Dyer - brett at theencausticcenter.com - 972.743.8997 |
| The Encaustic Center proudly announces Sundays with Brett Dyer | |
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Brett
will be teaching two Sundays a month at The Encaustic Center. Please
sign up for one of his exciting workshops designed for newbies,
beginners and intermediates and enjoy learning from this dynamic
artist! Sundays noon to 3:00 $60.00 Click here to check the schedule for dates. Brett Dyer was born in Dallas, and grew up in East Texas. After high school Brett attended Kilgore Junior College for two years under a full scholarship for his talent and creativity in art. He later was accepted at The University of Texas at Tyler. There, Brett received a Bachelors of Fine Arts degree in painting and printmaking. While at UT he participated in many group exhibitions and had a very successful B.F.A. exhibition in downtown Tyler. Brett started graduate school at Texas Woman's University in Denton, TX in January 2003. There he received his Masters of Fine Arts degree in December 2005. His major was in painting, and his minor was in Intermedia arts. He has recently returned home to Dallas, where he is currently exhibiting locally and works as an art professor teaching courses at Tarrant County College, El Centro College, and Collin College. Brett also continues to create in various media, and he vows to never stop. His work is his life, and his life is his work. They would not exist without each other. |
| One on One monotype sessions with the HOTbox | |
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Monotypes
allow you to work in a very spontaneous manner and are very exciting to
create on a variety of papers and surfaces including our fabulous "Hot
Box" which has a 22x32 inch surface! All supplies are included but you are encouraged to bring handmade and rice papers which work great! Incorporating some collage techniques, pigment sticks, oil pastels and charcoal drawing also works well with monotypes! If you have never done encaustic monotypes with us before and need to schedule in with instruction: $40.00 for 3 hours (bring your own paper: $30.00 for 3 hours) If you have done an encaustic monotypes with us $30.00 for 3 hours (bring your own paper: $20.00 for 3 hours) Most Fridays and Saturdays 11:00 to 1:00, 12:00 to 2:00 and 1:00 to 4:00 Please let us know when you would like to schedule in! |
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To find out more about this hot box and Paula Roland: http://rolandworkshops.com/ |
| Three
Day Encaustic Workshop with guest instructor Deborah Kapoor From Making Art to the Business of Art March 9, 10, and 11, 2012 10am to 4pm each day $395 |
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More information on the workshop and pricing here.
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| An interesting insight about Deborah Kapoor's work by Catherine Nash: The deeply connected art and spirit of Seattle based artist Deborah Kapoor will fill my day today. We've been writing to each other as friends for over a year, but have only met face to face briefly, although I managed to catch a superb show of hers two years ago. You'd think I would be tired, but the level and meaningfulness of the conversations are so nourishing and enlightening, I am kind of ...floating. Kapoor says, "The dualistic abstract imagery of spirit (soul/being) and matter (clouds, books, lovemaking, prayer beads) reveal the interplay between form and formlessness. Circles predominate in the work, as literal and metaphorical signs alluding to states of continuity, exchange and containment." | |
| Enkaustikos Hot Cakes | |
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Hot Cakes are
ready-to-use professional encaustic paints that come in a convenient
reusable
metal tin. The artist-quality colors are made from the most beautiful
pigments, the finest Damar Resin, and United States Pharmaceutical
Grade (USP) Beeswax. These paints contain no bleach or synthetic
adulterants whatsoever and the Hot Cake tin design makes the encaustic
paints extremely easy to use. Simply unscrew the lid, place the metal
tin full of color onto your hot palette, and allow your paint to melt.
The tin's flat bottom design ensures that your paint will melt evenly
and you can get started right away on your painting. When you are
finished, replace the lid on your cooled paint and it will keep your
paint both clean and dust-free during storage. more information |