
Did you know that looking at art is as important to creating it? In this 3-week Art Talk extender we'll be exploring some of the secret compositional devices employed by artists through the centuries while learning more about their stories and why they created the way they did. Unlike traditional art history courses, this interactive course will teach you how to exercise your artistic eye, and would benefit both Artists and Non-Artists alike. A great way to connect for some pre-holiday art inspiration! Content to selected from Michelle's gallery slide collection.
About the Instructor:
Michelle instructed studio and art appreciation courses at UofT for 10 years including Art Walks of the UofT Public Art collectiions. During Covid, to ease the isoloation that many experienced, she started Learn Art Toronto online, and has continued to offer In Studio Beginner Drawing classes ever since. Michelle also developed a series of digital art e guides in which she illustrates and writes about Artists and Art Technique. Michelle holds a Bachelor of Fine Art, B.A (Psychology) and Masters of Art in Teaching (Rhode Island School of Design).
When:
Wednesdays, 11:30 am-1:00 pm
Nov. 11th, 18th, 25th
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Please note that there is no refund in Art Talk courses once the course begins. This is due in most part to the specialized nature of care and time required for preparing the course content.
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