This five-day\nfine ar t workshop features David Dunlop\, Emmy award-winning writer of the\nPBS t elevision series Landscapes through Time. Learn how to paint\nlandscapes u sing a comprehensive combination of traditional and modern\ntechniques. Pa rticipants will concentrate on the origins and evolution of\nlandscape pai nting by studying color\, water and skies. Daily demonstrations\nand indiv idually tailored instruction will help each student realize his or\nher pe rsonal painting ambitions. Half of the class time will be spent in\nthe st udio and the other half will be plein air. Evening photo walks will\nalso be a part of the class. Students are welcome to paint in oil\,\nwatercolor or acrylics. Students are responsible for proving their own\nsupplies.
David Dunlop is a modern-day old master whose luminous\npaintings dra w from both Renaissance techniques and contemporary science. \nHis painti ngs have been shown internationally and are held in the\ncollections of ma jor corporations including Aetna Insurance\, Citibank\,\nDelta Airlines\, GE Capital Corporation\, IBM\, Mobil and more. David is also\nthe engaging host and writer of the 13-show national PBS television series\,\n“Lands capes through Time with David Dunlop\,” for which he won an Emmy\nand a CINE Golden Eagle Award in 2009.
Cancellation reimbursement\ndeadli ne: Mon\, Jun 6
This class is held Monday-Friday\, from\n10am-4pm\, June 20th-24th.
This five-day\nfine art workshop features David Dunlop\, Emmy award-winning wri ter of the\nPBS television series Landscapes through Time. Learn how to pa int\nlandscapes using a comprehensive combination of traditional and moder n\ntechniques. Participants will concentrate on the origins and evolution of\nlandscape painting by studying color\, water and skies. Daily demonstr ations\nand individually tailored instruction will help each student reali ze his or\nher personal painting ambitions. Half of the class time will be spent in\nthe studio and the other half will be plein air. Evening photo walks will\nalso be a part of the class. Students are welcome to paint in oil\,\nwatercolor or acrylics. Students are responsible for proving their own\nsupplies.
David Dunlop is a modern-day old master whose lumino us\npaintings draw from both Renaissance techniques and contemporary scien ce. \nHis paintings have been shown internationally and are held in the\n collections of major corporations including Aetna Insurance\, Citibank\,\n Delta Airlines\, GE Capital Corporation\, IBM\, Mobil and more. David is a lso\nthe engaging host and writer of the 13-show national PBS television s eries\,\n“Landscapes through Time with David Dunlop\,” for which he wo n an Emmy\nand a CINE Golden Eagle Award in 2009.
Cancellation reim bursement\ndeadline: Mon\, Jun 6
This class is held Monday-Friday\, from\n10am-4pm\, June 20th-24th.
Examine art’s\nrelat ionship with cameras and computers to the past\, present and future.\nLear n how the purposes of art have been changed by technology. We reveal\nth e secret optical technology behind painting for the past 600 years\nthroug h today. Discover how artists have used\, disguised and hidden the use\nof the camera just as they are using computer software today. See how\ntec hnology shapes artists' goals\, expressions\, markets and culture. Hear\nt he forecast for tomorrow's art based on today's science and\ntechnology.
Exami ne art’s\nrelationship with cameras and computers to the past\, present and future.\nLearn how the purposes of art have been changed by technology . We reveal\nthe secret optical technology behind painting for the past 600 years\nthrough today. Discover how artists have used\, disguised and h idden the use\nof the camera just as they are using computer software toda y. See how\ntechnology shapes artists' goals\, expressions\, markets and culture. Hear\nthe forecast for tomorrow's art based on today's science a nd\ntechnology.
Join us and enjoy\na g lass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center’s curators and\n gallery guides. Coinciding with the National Park Centennial\,\ nCraters of the Moon is an exhibition in two parts celebrating th e\nunique landscape at Craters of the Moon National Monument and Preserve. An\nexhibition in the gallery at The Center\, Ketchum\, features artwork ranging\nfrom paintings\, drawings and photographs to video\, sound work a nd\ndaguerreotypes\, all created in response to Craters of the Moon.\nAddi tionally\, large-scale sculptures by John Grade and Jason Middlebrook\nare installed at Craters of Moon throughout summer 2016. Participants\nattend ing the June 23 tour will have the opportunity to hear from\nparticipating exhibition artists Binh Danh\, John Grade and Charles Lindsay\,\nwho will be present for the tour and will share insights into their work.\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Craters of the Moon.\nExhibition on view May 20–July 30\, 2016 at The Center\, Ketchum and\nCraters of t he Moon National Monument\, Arco\, Idaho.
Join us and enjoy\na glass of wine as you tour the exhibition with The Center ’s curators and\ngallery guides. Coinciding with the National Park Centennial\,\nCraters of the Moon is an exhibition in two p arts celebrating the\nunique landscape at Craters of the Moon National Mon ument and Preserve. An\nexhibition in the gallery at The Center\, Ketchum\ , features artwork ranging\nfrom paintings\, drawings and photographs to v ideo\, sound work and\ndaguerreotypes\, all created in response to Craters of the Moon.\nAdditionally\, large-scale sculptures by John Grade and Jas on Middlebrook\nare installed at Craters of Moon throughout summer 2016. P articipants\nattending the June 23 tour will have the opportunity to hear from\nparticipating exhibition artists Binh Danh\, John Grade and Charles Lindsay\,\nwho will be present for the tour and will share insights into t heir work.\nPart of The Center’s BIG IDEA project Craters of the Moo n.\nExhibition on view May 20–July 30\, 2016 at The Center\, Ketchu m and\nCraters of the Moon National Monument\, Arco\, Idaho.
Celebrate the\nNationa l Park Service Centennial while exploring this unique landscape just\n85 m iles east of Ketchum. Participants will enjoy visits to Jason\nMiddlebrook ’s and John Grade’s sculptures as well as a tour of the\npark’s weir d and scenic landscape with Ted Stout\, Craters of the Moon’s\nChief of Interpretation and Education. This tour will include walking with\nminimal hiking. Part of The Center’s Craters of the Moon BIG\nIDEA pro ject.
Participants can meet at The Center\, Ketchum at\n9am or at The Center\, Hailey at 9:30am
Additional $25\nfor c
atered adult lunch &\; $12 for catered child lunch (optional) Craters\nMenu
Cancellation reimburseme nt\ndeadline: Fri\, May 27
A second CREATIVE JUMP IN/FIELD TRIP\nto Craters of the Moon will take place on July 9.
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Celeb rate the\nNational Park Service Centennial while exploring this unique lan dscape just\n85 miles east of Ketchum. Participants will enjoy visits to J ason\nMiddlebrook’s and John Grade’s sculptures as well as a tour of t he\npark’s weird and scenic landscape with Ted Stout\, Craters of the Mo on’s\nChief of Interpretation and Education. This tour will include walk ing with\nminimal hiking. Part of The Center’s Craters of the Moon BIG\nIDEA project.
Participants can meet at The Center\, Ke tchum at\n9am or at The Center\, Hailey at 9:30am
Addi
tional $25\nfor catered adult lunch &\; $12 for catered child lunch (op
tional) Craters\nMenu
Cancell ation reimbursement\ndeadline: Fri\, May 27
A second CREAT IVE JUMP IN/FIELD TRIP\nto Craters of the Moon will take place on July 9.< /p>
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This lecture\nconsider s the way artists have used landscape to define the American\nnation. From the painters of the Hudson River School to Land Art to\ncontemporary arti sts responding to the National Parks\, artists have helped\nshape the way we understand our nation through their interpretations of its\nnatural pla ces.
Part of The Center's BIG IDEA project Craters of\nthe Moon .
This lecture\nconsiders the way artists have used landscape to define the Ameri can\nnation. From the painters of the Hudson River School to Land Art to\n contemporary artists responding to the National Parks\, artists have helpe d\nshape the way we understand our nation through their interpretations of its\nnatural places.
Part of The Center's BIG IDEA project Cra ters of\nthe Moon.