During the three 3-week sessions, students learned many skills including watercolor, clay sculpture, printmaking, and using lines and color.
They were encouraged to incorporate objects they are familiar with into their artwork while they were drawing and painting houses and buildings from their community. They also learned the value of making commemorative artwork while they explored using watercolor pencils on their drawings of the No Hands Bridge.
Students and teachers alike had a great time during the art classes, and a lot of quality artwork was produced!
The gallery is very pleased to be able to showcase the talent of these young artists, and invites the public to visit the gallery in October to help them celebrate the youth of the community. The gallery is located in one of Georgetown’s historic buildings at 6295 Main Street.October hours are 10-5, Friday-Sunday. Local artists who may be interested in joining their cooperative are invited to stop in and pick up an application. Additional information is available at artonthedivide.com, or 530-333-2787.
Blog Post information and picture courtesy of AODC Gallery.
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