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Jennifer Bobola: Exploring Abstraction

  • 03/06/2025
  • 03/20/2025
  • 3 sessions
  • 03/06/2025, 9:00 AM 12:30 PM (MST)
  • 03/13/2025, 9:00 AM 12:30 PM (MDT)
  • 03/20/2025, 9:00 AM 12:30 PM (MDT)
  • NEW LOCATION: Historic Grant Ave, 216 South Grant Street, Denver, CO 80209
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    Thursdays, March 6 - 20, 9:00 am - 12:30 pm - 3 Sessions

    Embrace Abstraction!

    Bring your sketchbook and your paints! We will dive into mark making and develop an abstract language that is unique to you. We'll discuss the importance of using value in your work to create a sense of depth and space. We will mix a limited harmonious pallet, and explore the construction of organic forms. We will then focus on composition by arranging those forms to create dynamic relationships. This is a three week mini workshop so we can bring paintings home to dry to be worked on in the next class. We will also explore mixed media using joint compound and other materials.

    LEVEL

    All levels


    SUPPLIES TO BRING

    Acrylic paints, markers, pencils and brushes

    Any type of paper(copy, watercolor, sketchbook, etc.)

    Canvas- small or medium

    Modpodge or gel medium

    Scissors

    Water container - PLEASE NOTE: Students are required to bring a container for acrylic paint waste and will need to take it home to dispose of properly. It CANNOT be poured down the drains at our new location. Students are also encouraged to wipe brushes clean.


    Questions

    Reach Jennifer at jenniferbobola.art@gmail.com or 303-884-5753.

    About the Instructor

    Jennifer Bobola joined Park Hill Art Club in January 2013. She has had a wide range of teaching experience from undergraduate to adult education. Jennifer studied art in the Netherlands, attending the Utrecht School of the Arts, and with Kevin Weckbach and Mark Nelson of Colorado. She also studied music performance at Metropolitan State University for saxophone. Jennifer uses a thoughtful approach, allowing experimentation and improvisation to make her work more balanced and alive, while manipulating dimensions of color and shape.


    Email: parkhillartclub@gmail.com

    Mail:
    Park Hill Art Club
    P.O. Box 200572
    Denver, CO 80220

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