This workshop offers a hands-on approach to color theory through a sequence of fun, approachable exercises in paint-mixing and collage. In the series, participants create a collection of color charts and collage studies that generate fodder for a lifetime of future exploration in color across mediums. Open to absolute beginners, practicing artists, designers, and craftspeople alike.
By the end of the workshop, everyone will leave with a small set of color charts and collages, and fodder for a lifetime of future experimentation.
Open to absolute beginners, practicing artists, designers, and craftspeople alike. Older teens with a serious interest in art are also welcome to register.
What is Covered:
Hands-on paint-mixing and collage exercises that convey theory through experiential practice.
The basic science of human color vision and perception, with some comparison to other animals.
An overview of color terminology and vocabulary, with visual examples from textiles, folk art, and contemporary artworks.
The nature of color relativity, uncovered by the early color theorists Johannes Itten and his student, Josef Albers.
Prompts for continuing to experiment with color into the future, including how to develop palettes and color themes for projects across a range of mediums.
$450.00
Workshop Dates
4 Sundays: October 5, 12, 19 & 26
11am to 2pm