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Apr
8
to Apr 29

"Art Club for Grown-ups – 4 Sessions" @ The Art Cella

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Event Link: https://www.dlccc.org/artcellar/

FEE: $240 for all 4 weeks

Art Club for Grown-ups – 4 Sessions

Tue Apr 8th 6:00pm - Tue 29th 8:00pm

Art Club for Grown-ups – 4 Sessions

Tuesday evenings April 8, 15, 22, 29 at 6pm-8pm

18+

$240 for all 4 weeks

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Art Club for Grown-Ups is the perfect way for adults to dip their toe into the world of art and build their knowledge of different mediums and artists! Each of the 4 classes covers a different project based off an artist’s work and will have you leaving inspired and energized to make more! All materials included and pre-registration is required.

April 8th: Acrylic Painting: Monet’s Waterlilies

This class will focus on Impressionist techniques inspired by Claude Monet. Participants will learn how to create soft, atmospheric landscapes of Monet's pond with waterlilies using acrylics, emphasizing light, movement, and color blending.

April 15th: Collage: Inspired by Georges Braque’s Birds

This class will introduce participants to collage techniques while exploring the work of Georges Braque, a co-founder of Cubism known for his elegant bird motifs. Participants will create a Cubist-inspired bird collage, using layered paper, textures, and bold shapes to capture movement and abstraction.

April 22nd: Watercolor: Landscapes Inspired by John Constable

This class will focus on creating atmospheric watercolor landscapes in the style of John Constable, a Romantic-era artist known for his dramatic skies, rich natural tones, and expressive brushwork. Participants will learn to paint lush countryside scenes, capturing light, depth, and movement in nature using watercolor techniques.

April 29th: Oil Pastel: Portraits Inspired by André Derain & Fauvism

In this session, participants will create bold, expressive portraits inspired by André Derain and the Fauvist movement. They will explore vivid, non-traditional colors, strong outlines, and energetic mark-making, capturing the essence of a subject rather than realistic details.

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Apr
16
to May 28

FREE WORKSHOPS: "Work of Art Business Skills for Artists" @ Springboard for the Arts

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FEE: FREE WORKSHOPS!

Springboard for the Arts is offering select workshops from "Work of Art: Business Skills for Artists" in-person at our office in Fergus Falls! Learn more and register for all events: https://springboardforthearts.org/events

"Work of Art: Business Skills for Artists" is a professional development curriculum designed to teach business skills to artists in all disciplines — visual, performing and literary arts. The series has been taught by Springboard for the Arts at arts organizations, libraries and colleges in over 80 communities in the Upper Midwest, and replicated across the country by artists, arts organizations, and colleges and universities.

All events are FREE and open to artists of all disciplines. Sign up for one session, or join us for the whole series!

Workshops will be presented in-person at Springboard for the Arts (201 W Lincoln Ave, Fergus Falls, MN 56537) with the exception of Photographing your Artwork, which will take place at the Kaddatz Galleries (111 W Lincoln Ave, Fergus Falls, MN 56537).

Wednesday, April 16, 5:30 - 8:00 PM - Marketing

Wednesday, April 30, 5:30 - 8:00 PM - Pricing

Saturday, May 3, 10:00 AM - 12:30 PM - e-Commerce 2: Running Your Online Store

Saturday, May 3, 2:00 - 4:30 PM - e-Commerce 3: Intermediate Sales and Marketing

Wednesday, May 14, 5:30 - 8:00 PM - Grant Writing

Wednesday, May 28, 5:30 - 8:00 PM - Promotions

*These workshops are a part of Work of Art+, workshops that complement the Work of Art: Business Skills for Artists series. This activity is supported in part by the State of Minnesota through a grant from The Office of Small Business Development, Department of Employment and Economic Development

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