Draw the human figure from a live model. Instruction on anatomical proportions, foreshortening, contour, light & shadow, gesture drawing and portraiture will be featured in this intensive 2-day workshop. Materials list will be provided upon registration.
Saturday & Sunday October 25th & 26th
10:00 am to 2:00 pm, 30 minute break for lunch
$104 member s, $124 nonmember
In life we often face dualities; the opposition between two forces in our environment, in religion, in humanity; the natural and the industrial, the good and the evil, the female and the male. When balancing these dualities we come to an ultimate unification, but why not toss in an additional element? Does this incorporation create friction or does it create an ultimate enhancement? Can we get balance and unity in three verses two?
In conjunction with the East End Arts Council gallery’s exhibition, “Three”, Shinnecock Artist Courtney M. Leonard, will discuss the value of numbers in regards to historical and contemporary visual aesthetics and introduce how her own cultural landscape has been influential in incorporating the essence of three within her sculptural works.
Saturday 1PM, August 30
EEAC Carriage House
Admission: $10 member EEAC/$15 nonmember
In this afternoon workshop Frank Miragliotta will make using your point and shoot digital camera as well as your more sophisticated digital SLR camera fun and easy.
The topics will cover: All about shutters & filters, what is white balance and how it can make the color in every shot you take perfect, understanding F-stops, finding your way around the often complicated digital menus, how to use your flash without “blowing out” your subject, and dozens of tips and tricks that will make you a digital camera whiz.
Friday 1-5PM, Oct.24
EEAC Carriage House.
Fee: $48 member EEAC/$60 nonmember