CAC to offer evening painting workshops
NORWICH – The Chenango Arts Council and Wilson Ceramics are pleased to announce the offering of two new “Drink Wine & Let’s Design” workshops to be held at the Chenango Arts Council on 27 W. Main St, Norwich.
Beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday Oct. 2, community members of all artistic capability are invited to join in the new workshop themed “Spooktacular Full Moon”. Again, this is a painting workshop for any level artist – no experience necessary. The course is a step-by-step “how to” paint while enjoying your favorite wine, wrapping up at around 9 p.m.
The Arts Council will offer another opportunity to “get your art on” on Friday, Nov. 13. Call ahead to reserve your seat for yet another “Drink Wine & Let’s Design” workshop from 6 - 9 p.m. with the theme “Fall Glassware”. Participants will receive a set of four wine glasses.
Workshop fees are $35 for members and $45 for non-members, and includes workshop instruction, paint, palette, brushes and canvas. Painters are encouraged to bring their favorite bottle of wine to enjoy while being led step-by-step by instructor Matthew Wilson
Registration and payment for the Oct. 2 workshop is due bu Sept. 25, and likewise registration and payment for Nov. 13 event is due by Nov. 6.
Maximum class size is 10 participants, and slots fill quickly; and of courseall participants must be at least 21 to drink.
“Drink Wine & Let’s Design” classes are taught and organized by Matthew Wilson, a current Norwich Middle School art educator and practicing local artist.
Visit his website at www.WilsonCeramics.com. Classes are held in the CAC’s art classroom #107, 27 W. Main St., Norwich.
Please call the Chenango Arts Council (336-2787/ARTS) to register, and be sure to visit their website at www.chenangoarts.org for other workshops, events and other offerings.
“Drink Wine & Let’s Design” workshops are proudly sponsored by Golden Artist Colors, Inc.
Beginning at 6 p.m. on Friday Oct. 2, community members of all artistic capability are invited to join in the new workshop themed “Spooktacular Full Moon”. Again, this is a painting workshop for any level artist – no experience necessary. The course is a step-by-step “how to” paint while enjoying your favorite wine, wrapping up at around 9 p.m.
The Arts Council will offer another opportunity to “get your art on” on Friday, Nov. 13. Call ahead to reserve your seat for yet another “Drink Wine & Let’s Design” workshop from 6 - 9 p.m. with the theme “Fall Glassware”. Participants will receive a set of four wine glasses.
Workshop fees are $35 for members and $45 for non-members, and includes workshop instruction, paint, palette, brushes and canvas. Painters are encouraged to bring their favorite bottle of wine to enjoy while being led step-by-step by instructor Matthew Wilson
Registration and payment for the Oct. 2 workshop is due bu Sept. 25, and likewise registration and payment for Nov. 13 event is due by Nov. 6.
Maximum class size is 10 participants, and slots fill quickly; and of courseall participants must be at least 21 to drink.
“Drink Wine & Let’s Design” classes are taught and organized by Matthew Wilson, a current Norwich Middle School art educator and practicing local artist.
Visit his website at www.WilsonCeramics.com. Classes are held in the CAC’s art classroom #107, 27 W. Main St., Norwich.
Please call the Chenango Arts Council (336-2787/ARTS) to register, and be sure to visit their website at www.chenangoarts.org for other workshops, events and other offerings.
“Drink Wine & Let’s Design” workshops are proudly sponsored by Golden Artist Colors, Inc.
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