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NEWS: Two Artist Talks in June:
Art, Nature, and the River
at Golden Well Farm
1089 River Rd., New Haven, VT
Wednesday, June 19 at 7-9 PM,
Armchair Naturalists presents this on-farm Nature and Art event with special honor given to the New Haven River. Local Artist Janet Fredericks will be sharing slides of her work. Participants will have an opportunity to wade in and explore the New Haven River. (This event is being co-sponsored by the New Haven Conservation Commission, The 5 Towns Council on the Arts, and Treleven). https://goldenwellsanctuary.com/events.
This event is free and open to the public.
Art, Nature, and the River
at Opera House on Merchants Row, Rutland, VT
(formerly 77Art)
Friday, June 28 at 7 PM
In conjunction with 77Art's Artist Residencies, Janet will show slides and discuss her work as an artist.
Here's and interesting story in the Rutland Herald newspaper about the residencies: https://www.rutlandherald.com/features/vermont_arts/rutland-s-art-artist-residency-building-a-bridge-between-art/article_d7efa085-97e5-5d0f-afaf-08d4f595ba67.html.77art.orgwww.77art.org.
This event is free and open to the public.
Janet Fredericks Designs are now available at Art of Where!
Check them out and order here!
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Travel Journal Workshops in Italy
Would you like to join me for a Travel Journal Workshop in beautiful Tuscany in 2020?
There is no better way of knowing and remembering a place than by drawing. Our affection for the earth-toned architecture, the winding cobbled streets, the smell of incense in mysterious interiors of churches, the taste of culinary delights, the overflowing textures and colors of the street markets, a late afternoon latte at a sidewalk cafe, these are just a few of the reasons to carry a sketchbook while traveling. Tuscany invites us to slow down, be present to its beauty, and to remember her in the quiet act of observation, drawing with our simple tools of paper, pencil, pen, and watercolors as we breathe in its historic charm.
You will learn how to make quick and slow sketches using pencil, pen, and watercolor focusing on what speaks to you. Through demonstrations and one-on-one instruction you will learn the basics of rendering architecture, details, doorways, colors, people, vistas, and more. Your unique imagination is key to a memorable travel journal to share with family and friends. Come with an open mind and a sense of adventure. All abilities are welcome.
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