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Embrace the Sketchbook, with Martha Wakefield

02/14/2019 10:00 AM - 01:00 PM ET

Category

Workshop

Admission

  • $75.00  -  CAA Members
  • $90.00  -  General

Location

Kathryn Schultz Gallery
25R Lowell Street
Cambridge, MA 02138
United States of America

Description

This workshop will invite or re-engage artists to the importance of maintaining a relationship with a sketchbook.

The sketchbook is a wonderful tool in any studio practice to improve creativity, explore ideas, stay inspired and motivated. It becomes visual diary committing to paper those ideas rattling in the right brain. We will review some master artists’ sketchbooks (most pretty messy), sketchbook options and experiment with a variety of materials from a simple pencil to markers, paint and collage. Through exercises students can engage in the process of playing as it is the beginning stage of creativity allowing more risk taking since a “finished” piece is not the goal here. At the end of the workshop artist may find some gems to explore further in their art practice.

Maximum 10 participants. Open to all experience levels. 

Materials list available January 3, 2019.

About the instructor: Martha Wakefield, artist, instructor and mentor, has been producing works of extraordinary imagination for many years.

Born and raised in Maine, Wakefield is deeply attuned to its sea swept lands and unforgiving shore.  Her internal geography of memory and impression originates in Maine and serves as a springboard for studies of love, loss, and deep emotions.  Schooled at the University of Vermont and the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, Wakefield returned to Boston following a successful career in New York City’s fashion industry to pursue her unfinished business as a full time artist.  She has studied with Wolf Kahn, Skip Lawrence, Stuart Shils and Jon Imber.

Her work strives to capture the importance of this world – its mysterious and ancient past, as well as its continual rebirth and regeneration.  And so she makes art, writes about it, and teaches it to others - it’s more likely than not that she dreams of it too.  She is represented by Powers Gallery of Acton, MA and Law & Water Gallery of Gloucester, MA.  Wakefield’s many awards and presence in private and corporate collections internationally stand testament to her longstanding dedication and talents.

 


 

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