Art Demonstrations, Lectures, and Drink & Draw
Get inspired with new ideas for making art, learn new techniques, and observe the creative process of other artists! OSA demonstrations are free and open to the public. Join us !
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First Thursday Evening Demo | Thursday, May 2, 7pm | FREE
Susan Kuznitsky: Figure in the Landscape |
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This demo will show how to use a watercolor under painting on sanded paper and layer hard and soft pastels to create a luminous and soft effect. The subject will be a figure in the lavender fields. Just in time for lavender season!
Susan was classically trained at the American Academy of Art in Chicago and went on to study in New York. She has taught locally since moving to Northwest in 1990 and nationally for many years. She is a signature member of the the Northwest Pastel Society, and an honorary member and founder of the Chicago Pastel Painters.
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First Friday DRINK & DRAW | Friday, May 3, 6:30-8:30pm | $20, includes materials
Hosted by Randall Vemer: Dutch Lighting with Charcoal |
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What's better than friends, music, and wine?
Learning something new of course! Don't miss
OSA's premier Drink & Draw Night. Come
create a Dutch style painting in charcoal by '
painting in light.' Instructor Randall Vemer
will show you how to execute an 'eraser'
drawing of a Vermeer painting. $20 per person,
including materials.
Come enjoy the Flemish music and the not-so
Flemish wine while learning new techniques.
No experience required!
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Second Thursday Daytime Demo | Thursday, May 9, 11am | FREE
Christen Waddell: Portrait Sculpture |
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This demo will focus on the form of the human head. Chris will give 2D artists the tools to enhance their skills by gaining a better understanding of the form in real space. Graphic 3D artists will also enhance their skills by gaining a better understanding of the figure and 3-dimensional form.
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| Chris Waddell has been sculpting the figure for more than 2 decades. Waddell taught Classical sculpture in NYC at the Grand Central Academy of Art, and is an associate of the ICAA. His figures and portraits appear in private collections around the world and in international spaces including the National Mall in Washington D.C., the Canada Sports Hall of Fame and many others. He received his MFA from the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. |
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Free Lecture: Art without Passports Lecture Series | Thursday, May 16, 6:30pm | FREE
Greg Lewis: No. 25: Business of Art Copyrights: To be, or not to be |
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All categories of creative art works produced and
fabricated by the artist are protected from
infringement under US Copyright laws. Also known
as Intellectual Property, the protections granted the
originator of the art are covered for a lifetime plus
70 years. Join us for this informative presentation
of the Business of Art Copyrights: To be, or not to
be. What it is...what it does and how it benefits
the artist's ability to earn a living through the
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