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This is a supportive beginner's workshop geared for those who have some understanding of color and what they would like to express. The session includes demonstrations and informal discussion about the results. You’ll gain excitement about the medium and feel more confident practicing on your own.
Gouache is a water-soluble medium with high pigmentation. Its opacity and vibrant color make it an excellent choice for any number of ideas, whether by free association or the development of a particular concept. Gouache also lends itself well to the incorporation of other graphic materials such as ink, pencil and pen.
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Stacey Alickman has been painting and drawing for over twenty years. She graduated from Brandeis University, studied graphic design at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, and then painting at The School of the Museum of Fine Arts. Alickman is developing a series of paintings in oil called, "Pulling The Legs Off Bugs Was a Cruel, Harmless Waste of Time" with support from the Massachusetts Cultural Council and USA Projects in Los Angeles, CA. Works on paper can be seen at The Drawing Center, Viewing Program in New York and also at Carroll and Sons, Drawing Project in Boston. She ran a similar workshop at Massachusetts College of Art and Design.
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