Tuesday Nights is a series of Art Workshops for local creative types. Each series is built around one project idea. Some of the projects will end in exhibitions, but mostly this is a way to advance your creative skills while socializing with others of your artistic ilk. We don't care how long you have been at it. Some of us have been plowing the creative fields for awhile others are just starting, all that matters is your willingness to jump in and take chances..after all it's only art.
THE GAME ROOM
Tuesday Nights is the name of our class and The Game Room is where we meet when we are not together.
Got a idea that just can't wait...tell us about it.
You need to hash something out, maybe we can help.
Or maybe you just want to see what everybody else is up to.
Post links, post pictures, post questions or just ask one.
My Philosophy.
I teach through action and immersion. Just keep moving, contemplate later. In art, for me at least, there are times of rest and contemplation, and times of work. Art making is a time for work. It is the time to pull from the mental and make physical. Create a reality, a piece of art. For this the contemplative brain needs to move over, the art critic side isn’t even invited to the party. Learn to ask and answer your own questions on the move. The sooner I can get you making art the better. Get something done and then we have something to talk about.
Saturday, August 22, 2015
Saturday, May 23, 2015
Man, Monsters and Machines...exhibition
“Tuesday Nights” is an Art Workshop for local creative types,
facilitated by Artist Helen Wilson. Each Workshop is built around a project
idea. The projects end in an exhibition. Mostly this is a way to advance
creative skills while socializing with others of your artistic ilk. Artists
have always gathered in Salons, Ateliers or coffee shops to share ideas,
technical discoveries and philosophies. The goals of our group are simple. The
building of an artistic community through socialization with other artist.
(There is something to be said about breathing the air of other creative
souls.) Building artistic community through exhibitions. (It’s not about
selling; it is about developing artistic energy through sharing with a larger
community. Think of it as “A Happening.”)
To develop technical proficiency in a variety of media and/or methods,
by planning, designing and completing projects. (Talks important now lets get
making.)
The Artists Group Tuesday Nights is inviting Ramona’s Art
lovers to an Art Exhibition of works based on Children’s Art. We asked a class
of Kindergarteners and 1st graders to draw a person, a monster or a
robot. Some described the strangest bug they had ever seen. The artists then
picked a child’s piece to re-interpret. The Title of this falls exhibition is
Man Monsters and Machines: Playing with children’s Art. The children’s work
will be exhibited next to the artist interpretation.
“Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist
once we grow up.” We started with this quote from Picasso as our catalyst. The
Artists were free to interpret the project however their muses directed, and
were free to extend themselves. There was one rule “keep a sense of
play.” There are sneak peeks of some works and the drawings they
came from on our blog. http://tuesdaynights-thegameroom.blogspot.com
The exhibitions artists are Tracy Potter, Lark Burkhart, Deborah
Behnke, Helen Petre, Ralph Jensen, Cindy Dodson, Antonia Cosentino, Kathe
Rothe, Marsha Cook, Kathleen Beck, Lauren Chiara, Nancy Fergusion, Sarah Gutz,
Stephanie Hass, Paula Riddle, Paula Beck, Karen James, Pamela Underwood, Sue
Ann Daffara, Heidi Schlotfeldt and Helen Wilson.
Within this group are Book Artists, Quilters, Collage Artists, Glass
Artists, Painters, Mixed Media Artists, Sculptors, Educators, Expressive Art
Therapists, Activists, Environmentalists, Librarians and just plan makers.
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
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