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SUMMARY:Watercolor Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Saturday Watercolor Workshops on the Sculpture Trail\nAugust 6\, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.\nwith Susan Marsh\, local watercolor painter \nSaturday Workshops are free\, and no advance registration is required! \nThe workshop will begin in the Museum classroom\, and will include a tour of the current exhibit Scenes of Transcendent Beauty: Thomas Moran’s Yellowstone to gain inspiration. The tour will be followed by a short watercolor demonstration by a professional artist in the Museum classroom. For the final hour of the program\, participants will move outside onto the Sculpture Trail to receive instruction and to paint the flowering native plants that are currently blooming and make up the Greater Yellowstone Botanical Tour. \nMaterials: We will provide basic materials\, but participants are welcome to bring any watercolor art supplies they already have. \nAbout the Artist:\n“I have created art from an early age. Pen-and-ink drawing was my first love\, and later I expanded into woodcut\, ink wash and sumi-e. I began to expand my palette to include color\, and for most of the following decade I focused on watercolor\, loving that transparency. I have come to appreciate the flexibility\, durability and intensity of oils as well. I am also a photographer\, and have lately been producing overlays and collages that include altered photos\, drawings\, and watercolors. \nMy work has been shown in venues including the Center for the Arts\, Teton County Library\, and others. I have participated in juried shows\, including the Co-existence with Wildlife exhibition at the National Museum of Wildlife Art. This year my work will be included in JH Public Art’s Wild Walls project and I participated in NMWA’s Plein Air Fest.” \nSusan Marsh\, O Pioneers!\, 2022. Watercolor on Rag paper. 11 x 14 inches. \n*This piece is currently on view in Above the Clouds: Art of the Alpine!
URL:https://www.wildlifeart.org/events/watercolor-workshop-2
LOCATION:National Museum of Wildlife Art\, 2820 Rungius Road\, Jackson\, WY\, 83002\, United States
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SUMMARY:Make it Wild: Finding and Controlling Light in Your Landscape Painting
DESCRIPTION:Gouache painting with Ben Walter\nMake it Wild\, an online art class series \n \nBenjamin Walter is a young landscape artist in Jackson Hole. He started drawing as soon as he could hold a crayon and discovered landscape painting during a summer class at the age of 11. Mentored by a painter in Philadelphia from the ages of 11-18\, he learned the fundamentals of classical art. After receiving a master’s degree from the University of Oxford in Classical Languages and Literature\, Benjamin moved to Jackson\, Wyoming in 2015. Since then he has participated in local plein air festivals\, taught art\, held private shows\, and painted commissions. \nRegister Here\nLive\, online courses on Zoom are open to adults and young adults with beginner to intermediate abilities. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions during these interactive programs. Registrants will receive a zoom link and list of inexpensive and easy to acquire art materials for use during the online course(s). \n\n$35 per Live Online Class\n$20 per Recorded Class\n\nYour registration fee supports the Museum’s Art Leadership Scholarship in Honor of the Memory of Dick Jennings.  Dick Jennings was a Museum board member whose memory inspires us to pursue our passions.  The $4\,000 scholarship is awarded annually to a local High School Senior who plans to study art at the college level.  Thank you for your support!
URL:https://www.wildlifeart.org/events/make-it-wild-finding-and-controlling-light-in-your-landscape-painting
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SUMMARY:Make it Wild: Making Mural Art
DESCRIPTION:Making Mural Art with Greta Gretzinger\nMake it Wild\, an online art class series \nGreta Gretzinger (United States\, b. 1952)\, Wild About Art\, 2018. Acrylic on panel. 48 x 78 inches. Commissioned with funds generously donated by the Smart Family Fund\, National Museum of Wildlife Art. © Greta Gretzinger. \nGreta Gretzinger has worked as an artist in the Jackson Hole\, Wyoming/Driggs\, Idaho area since 1988. She is known primarily as a muralist but also does a variety of other custom painting and portraits as well as graphic design and illustration. Her work is whimsical\, colorful and fun. The use of local characters\, humor and situations are trademarks of her art. She particularly likes to add something that has a humorous twist on traditional themes or subjects. She has painted murals in many local businesses and homes in addition to creating work throughout the western United States. \nGreta’s murals can be seen in Jackson\, Wyoming at the New York City Sub Shop\, The Merry Piglets\, The Rocky Mountain Oyster\, Pearl Street Bagels and the biggest one\, in the alley beside the Sundance Inn. \nGreta became a muralist more by chance than deliberate choice. Working as a sign painter for several years\, she became comfortable with large format work and wanted to create her own\, original work. It seemed\, for her\, a natural progression to creating outdoor murals. She derives joy in the making of her work and the anticipated pleasure it will give others. She injects humor and whimsy into her work as a way to create an immediate connection with her viewers. “Humor”\, the artist explains\, “is a way to draw people in so that they might first enjoy the artwork without feeling it’s too cerebral or inaccessible. No one has to worry about whether they understand.” \nRegister Here\nLive\, online courses on Zoom are open to adults and young adults with beginner to intermediate abilities. Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions during these interactive programs. Registrants will receive a zoom link and list of inexpensive and easy to acquire art materials for use during the online course(s). \n\n$35 per Live Online Class\n$20 per Recorded Class\n\nYour registration fee supports the Museum’s Art Leadership Scholarship in Honor of the Memory of Dick Jennings.  Dick Jennings was a Museum board member whose memory inspires us to pursue our passions.  The $4\,000 scholarship is awarded annually to a local High School Senior who plans to study art at the college level.  Thank you for your support!
URL:https://www.wildlifeart.org/events/make-it-wild-making-mural-art
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SUMMARY:Fables\, Feathers\, & Fur
DESCRIPTION:Storytelling and art-making at the museum is an exciting opportunity for young visitors to engage with the art through looking\, reading\, and art-making in the galleries. All materials are provided. \nWalk-ins welcome!  \nGroups: Registration is only required for groups of 10 or more. Click here to register \nEducators: We can accommodate educators interested in scheduling Fables\, Feathers\, and Fur programming for their respective groups. For more information on this please email jlavino@wildlifeart.org. \n\n\nGenerously sponsored by The Smart Family Fund and Nancy & Dick Collister.
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