Lewisham Arthouse, London
www.lewishamarthouse.co.uk
The Lewisham Arthouse once served as the central library of Deptford. Designed by architect Sir Alfred Brumwell Thomas (1868-1948) and funded by Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919), this former library is now a public gallery and studio space for professional artists. Artist studios are open to the public once per year. Exhibitions in the gallery are open to the public year-round, free of charge. Botanical illustration classes are taught by Alison Day.
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Drawing from Plant Life:
An Introductory Course in Botanical Illustration for All
April 28 2014 – July 7, 2104
Mondays, 1:00 – 2:30 PM
This introductory course aims to provide an opportunity to explore the art and science of botanical Illustration. Students will have the opportunity to explore both drawing and painting plants, whilst learning a range of graphic techniques used to represent plant material. Some basic theory is taught and, where relevant, historical and contemporary practice is referenced. This course is taught by a practicing artist who has a background in the science of botany and the practice of fine art.
Students are asked to bring their own ideas and specimens to the course. Basic materials are provided, together with reference literature. Students must provide their own sketchbook pencils and colours.
All are welcome, no experience needed. Class size is limited so to provide a supportive and relaxed learning environment.
Cost: £95/90 concessions for ten weeks
The Lewisham Arthouse
140 Lewisham Way
New Cross, London SE14 6PD
Pre-registration is required. For more information and to register, contact Alison Day.
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