Tuesday Evenings

August 11th – September 1st

6:30–8pm

For beginners and experienced artists interested in learning about working with oil paint, both practically and in theory. The content of the workshop will be calibrated to your group's learning goals!

Learn about pigments, color mixing, color organization, and methods of color observation, taught by an academy-trained artist and teacher in a welcoming and inclusive setting. We'll also learn the basics of working with oil paint as a medium.

4-Class Series for $125

(Need financial accommodation? Contact me to ask about class scholarships!)

The studio space for this workshop is unfortunately not ADA Accessible; there is one flight of stairs up into the workshop space with 21 steps. (Want to take a class but need an accessible venue? Please contact me directly and we'll explore possibilities!)

Questions about these classes? Email me at aedecarlis@gmail.com!

Materials are provided for this class. Students are encouraged to bring a notebook, something to write with, and a water bottle!

About the Instructor

Angela DeCarlis has been teaching observational drawing and painting for more than 10 years. They believe in the power of community-oriented participatory arts, and work to make art education available and accessible to everyone.

In addition to teaching private workshops, Ang has instructed studio art classes at the University of Florida, the University of North Florida, and Lesley University. Additionally, they have delivered guest lectures or other educational programs at UC Berkeley, The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, the Paul K. Longmore Institute at SF State University, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and the Harn Museum of Art. They studied at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and earned their MFA in Painting from the University of Florida in 2022.