CLASS INFORMATION

Most Ongoing Classes meet once or twice a week year round and are designed to provide students the opportunity to learn in an open, individualized studio environment. Registration is handled by the instuctor. Classes must be paid in full even if the student is unable to attend all of the meetings. Check with the instructor for possible make up times. Because many workshops and classes fill quickly, to ensure a space, your payment is due for the class when you register. Supply lists will be provided at the time of registration or upon request. Please register for your class at least one week before it starts. Each class starts new each month. You can register at the beginning of any month.

Non-instructed Figure and Portrait Classes 

Landscape Techniques in Watercolor

Instructor, Barbara McCulloch

Saturday, August 11, 10:00-2:00

$40 includes loaner supplies for beginners or some exploratory materials for advanced painters
Designed for both the beginner who needs a thourough introduction to the materials, as well as for the intermediate painter as a problem solving opportunity and time to work with the instructor individually refining skills.
Work from life using flowers and fruit still life sets. Always a fun class.
Barbara has taught watercolor for 20 years. You may see her work locally at Alpine Arts or at her studio in the Poudre River Arts Center.
“My goal as an instructor is to discover each individual’s natural direction, and work individually with them to leap a few hurdles in their own search for creative development. Working with the person then becomes a co-creative project.”
Please pre-register as the class is limited to 6 students
Contact Barbara: 484-4043 or mindscapes@earthlink.net

Pastel Painting in the San Juans
Instructor:    Bruce Gomez
Dates:    July 16 ­ 18  |  three days
Times:    Friday ­ Sunday  |  10AM ­ 4PM
Tuition:    $375
Materials:    Call for supply list
The mist from a waterfall or hues of a sunset sky take on new dimensions as
Bruce Gomez layers pastels to produce tones rich in light and depth. If
you¹ve admired his paintings of the Telluride valley or want to see what is
possible in landscape pastel, now is the time to learn the techniques that
can help you produce your own beckoning landscapes. Bruce will share his own
unique style, which involves working from photographs to render stunning,
luminous images of the surrounding area. Bruce teaches the basics for
beginners in this class, but he encourages more advanced students to attend,
promising them the appropriate attention. A great opportunity to learn the
process of pastel painting, this class is limited to 10 students and
requires advance registration.

Contact:  Lauren Metzger
Marketing & Exhibitions Manager
Ah Haa School for the Arts
300 South Townsend
PO Box 1590
Telluride, CO 81435
970.728.3886
lauren@ahhaa.org
www.ahhaa.org