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Past Exhibition/Events
- Through Magical Eyes– A Traves de Ojos Magicos
- 2019 Dia de los Muertos
- Women and Men, who Paint Men – 2018/2019
- 2018 Dia de los Muertos Festival, Costume Ball Gala, and Exhibition
- Martine Sechoy Wolff Exhibition – 2018
- Concepto – A Mixed Materials Exhibition
- CROMOSEMIOTICA – A TONY COLLANTEZ ARTWORK EXHIBITION
- Women and Men, who Paint Women – 2017/2018
- IMAGINADOOR – Artwork of Tony Collantez
- Dia de los Muertos Costume Ball and Gallery Exhibition- 2017
- Fearless Frida – 2016
- Jade Payton
- Two for the Road –
- Romance in the Zone
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Introduction to Handbuilding/Open Studio with Georgia Naranjo
From: MXN675.00
Facemasks will be required as well as following posted health/safety protocol
Classes available Tuesdays and Thursdays 10:00am – 12:30 & pm 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm
This class will take the beginner student through each step of slab and coiled based handbuilding with demos and ongoing help through the class. You will be familiarized with terms, tools and processes, supporting your creative vision. You will build projects from choosing your own idea, or being inspired by the pieces intended gallery, applying techniques you learn to create a piece that is uniquely yours. This is a fundamental easy class to enjoy, inspire, and explore clay work as an artist!
All students will be required to initially purchase a Clay kit, that includes 12.5 lbs of Clay, glazing and firing (scheduled) The kit cost of 462.00 pesos will be added to your first class booked. A tool kit will also be required at 532.00 pesos. Any additional classes booked you will be able to opt out of the Clay kit, until you need more clay.
Those who have been former students or are back from previous years are welcome to take the assisted open studio class to continue on your ceramic journey.
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During each class Veronica Rangel, will demonstrate a featured technique for you to incorporate, if you chose in that days work.
This is a class you can join for one or many classes and continue to work on your art work from one lesson to another.
Pillars of Painting Workshop with Angie Mcintosh
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If you don’t think you can paint or you want to practice and explore your painting techniques, this the intensive 3-day workshop working with Instructor Angie McIntosh. Angie is a very experienced painter with a special passion for Plein Air. She is exceptional at capturing color and shapes that make paintings come to life. McIntosh's course works well for painting in the studio as well as outdoors. McIntosh has been holding successful workshops Internationally and this is an excellent opportunity to join in her 3rd year in Puerto VallARTa
Celebrate Guadalupe Day and make a Sugar Guadalupe with Nathalie Herling
Come make edible Sugar Guadalupe's to celebrate this special day
Nathalie Herling will teach a workshop and offer you hands on instructions so you can make Mexican Sugar Guadalupe's.
This workshop will be for adults.
Over the course of the morning will make different size sugar skulls using molds. After the skulls dry we will decorate. All participants will be taking home a good amount of skulls to decorate their own home altars.
We will start at 11:00 am at the ART VallARTa Studio on Calle Pilitas 213 where we will make the special sugar mixture to mold the skulls and set them up for drying. Approx 3 hours.
“The of [Un]Reason” led by Mexican, New York-based playwright Georgina Escobar – October 26th – 6pm-8pm
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Dia de los Muertos Shrine Workshop with Carrie Eckert – Sold Out!
Come enjoy two days creating two different shrines in honor of day of the dead. In
this two-day workshop (October 16 and 17, 2019) we will be using a variety of found objects to create
shrines.
You will have the opportunity to either memorial the passing of a loved one
and or create a shrine with no person, but instead a theme. It is your choice in
working with two different boxes. Using assemblage techniques learned in the class,
you will compose your own shrines. We will make a tin shrine and a larger box
shrine.
If you choose to bring your own boxes, please do so, but please limit the size
to no larger than 15” x 15”. Bring your assortment of imagery and that box of
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Alcohol Ink Workshop with Carol Anne Anderson
This is a 2 day workshop. These inks are a wonderful, transparent, fast drying, colorful and just plain yummy. They can be applied to any non porous surface. We will do 2-3 projects using the inks.
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The model will take various poses of different lengths of time and then finish with a longer pose. Different Clothes ,costumes and props will be used.
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Sketch paper, charcoal and supplies will be provided. You may bring your own drawing and painting materials if you like.