Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Events at this location
april

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The Washington Art Association is proud to bring together two artists who are generating magical paintings. They share many commonalities that respect particular rites of passage in the creative process. Both
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The Washington Art Association is proud to bring together two artists who are generating magical paintings. They share many commonalities that respect particular rites of passage in the creative process.
Both Marilyn Greenberg and Candy Spilner have been inspired by ceremonies experienced in south east Asia ranging from Balinese dance to funerary rites and festivals. Both artists have brought these experiences home to their studios like mystical treasures to enrich the western canon of 20th century abstract painting. Both artists are immersed in modernist painting that seeks to jump the boundaries of western confinement and join with a global connection to broader cultural celebration.
The celebration of biological rootedness and organic abstraction derived from a deep love of nature is common to both artists. All of the work is made on and with paper. In Spilners work the paper becomes object with layers and a complete 3 dimensional profile. With Greenberg the paintings are on paper and are like manuscripts from a wizards book of magic.
You won’t be reading the News in these works (thank heaven!) but they cast a spell and shine with Spilner’s paper constructions that dance in flames of color across the walls of the WAA.
Time
Month Long Event (may)
Location
Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Organizer
Washington Art Association & Gallery[email protected] 4 Bryan Memorial Plaza

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Capture the mysteries and fluid possibilities of Clouds — earth’s ephemeral guardians — through charcoal and oil paint. Join this Workshop for an instant journey to somewhere unexpected, through transparent
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Capture the mysteries and fluid possibilities of Clouds — earth’s ephemeral guardians — through charcoal and oil paint. Join this Workshop for an instant journey to somewhere unexpected, through transparent layers that express movement, light and form.
It’s for experienced artists, comfortable with oil painting materials and a knowledge of color science principles, based on a simplified palette from the Primaries, plus White. The process from a charcoal composition into paint will give you all you need to create unlimited possibilities with very little.
Day 1: You’ll create a charcoal composition from photo reference or imagination that gives you a tonal pattern to follow for your painting.
Then comes mixing a Blue/Orange palette of warm/cool/neutral tones as a harmonious source of endless choices; and gives you all the notes for a color study as prep for Day 2.
Day 2: The color study is your guide to transfer your composition onto a larger canvas. You’re now ready to bring your idea into a full vibrant painting from an organized palette. This thorough prep process allows you the freedom to express your feelings through lively, interactive brushstrokes that bring your skies to life.
Limit 8 students
Time
1 (Saturday) 10:00 am - 2 (Sunday) 4:00 pm
Location
Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Organizer
Washington Art AssociationBarbara von Schreiber [email protected]

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Washington Art Association & Gallery will be exhibiting "Young at Art", an exhibition of K-8 students from Litchfield County schools. Participating schools are Goshen Center School; James Morris School, Morris; Litchfield
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Washington Art Association & Gallery will be exhibiting “Young at Art”, an exhibition of K-8 students from Litchfield County schools.
Participating schools are Goshen Center School; James Morris School, Morris; Litchfield Intermediate School; Rumsey Hall, Washington; Warren Elementary; Woodbury Middle School; Booth Free School, Roxbury; Burnham Elementary School, Bridgewater; Glenholme School, Washington; Shepaug Valley School, Washington; Washington Primary School.
The Exhibition will run from April 1 to April 22, 2023.
There will be an Opening Reception for Parents, Students, Teachers, and Friends on Saturday, April 1 from 3 pm to 5 pm.
Washington Art Association & Gallery believes in the importance of early art education in our schools. We hope to see many visitors throughout the duration of the show.
Time
1 (Saturday) 10:00 am - 22 (Saturday) 4:00 pm
Location
Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Organizer
Washington Art AssociationBarbara von Schreiber [email protected]

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Pottery for Everyone! Learn wheel throwing and numerous handbuilding and surface decorating techniques. All experience levels welcome! No experience necessary. Each class is custom tailored to meet the goals of
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Pottery for Everyone! Learn wheel throwing and numerous handbuilding and surface decorating techniques. All experience levels welcome! No experience necessary. Each class is custom tailored to meet the goals of each student. Let’s get dirty, meet some new friends and have some fun!!!
Limit 7 students
Tuesdays | April 18 – June 6, 2023 from 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Wednesdays | April 19 – June 7, 2023 from 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Time
(Tuesday) 6:00 pm
Location
Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Organizer
Washington Art AssociationBarbara von Schreiber [email protected]

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Celebrate Earth Day Immerse yourself in flowers and join Susan Spanger of Bloomful Floral Design for an afternoon of creative floral arranging with beautiful Spring blooms. We’ll create designs that explore
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Celebrate Earth Day
Immerse yourself in flowers and join Susan Spanger of Bloomful Floral Design for an afternoon of creative floral arranging with beautiful Spring blooms. We’ll create designs that explore aspects of color and shape, honoring the lush beauty of the natural world. Work with an assortment of early Spring garden flowers, including tulips, freesia and ranunculus. Your instructor is an experienced designer who’ll help you explore the nuances of floral design and professional techniques.
Limit 12 students
Time
(Saturday) 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Location
Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Organizer
Washington Art AssociationBarbara von Schreiber [email protected]

Event Details
WAA is passionate about arts education. Whether you are an experienced artist or a novice, WAA offers a range of opportunities for creative exploration. We provide a nurturing place for
Event Details
WAA is passionate about arts education. Whether you are an experienced artist or a novice, WAA offers a range of opportunities for creative exploration. We provide a nurturing place for people of all ages to develop their skills and explore new artistic directions with classes in painting, ceramics, sculpture, drawing, and more.
Time
Month Long Event (april)
Location
Washington Art Association & Gallery
4 Bryan Memorial Plaza, Washington Depot, CT 06794
Organizer
Washington Art AssociationBarbara von Schreiber [email protected]