GALLERY CLASSES

 

Robert & Helen Jennette Gallery Activities and Classes  

Activities:


OPEN STUDIO
WEEKLY AT THE GALLERY, FRIDAY AT 9AM - 12PM

Everyone is welcome: member or non-member, beginner artist or accomplished artist. This is a time to sit, paint, visit and learn from one another. Informal - just friends meeting to enjoy painting and each other.

Donation is $5.00 which goes to SAWG. See you then!


 

  Community Resources

Many member artists of SAWG teach water-based painting in a variety of forms, either at the SAWG Gallery or another location.  If you wish to continue taking classes, please review our "SAWG Teaching Artists Listing" to see what is available for you.
 


Classes:


 SAWG Classes 2024

     
 
Tracy Lynn Ross is offering classes for watercolor artists who wish to experience the beauty of the medium, and how to express their own personal approach to subjects.
 
Classes held at the SAWG Gallery in the Robert and Helen Jennette room.

 

     
 

Experienced watercolorists join one of Tuesdays classes.

 

Space is very limited. Please contact Tracy Lynn Ross directly at 520-907-8941 or tlrcchameleon@gmail.com for space availability and registration

     
 

Newer Artists join one of Wednesdays classes for a lesson- based approach.

 

Space is very limited. Please contact Tracy Lynn Ross directly at 520-907-8941 or tlrcchameleon@gmail.com for space availability and registration

     

 

SAWG Mini-Classes 2024

   What's in your Palette? Do your paints play well together?

Sunday March 17 at the SAWG gallery. Class will run from 9AM to 3:30PM with a half hour break. The tuition is $80

The palette of any artist is subjective, and evolves over (painting) time.

There are so many watercolor choices out there! This one day class is designed to assist you understand watercolor pigment properties and how colors relate to each other and how you might make magic in your palette.

The day will be broken into two parts, first we will be discussing;

*Looking at the many pigment characteristics that are available how they interact and behave.

        *Pros and cons of different watercolor pigment properties: granulating, transparent, opaque, staining, non-staining pigments

*What different manufacturers have to offer.

*What is lightfastness and how is it tested.

*Along with a bit of color history.

The second part of the day we will be swatching pigments, discovering neutrals from complementary colors, exploring color theory, designing a personal color wheel and trying a limited palette with triads. Oh My!

 

 

Space is limited. Please contact Tracy Lynn Ross directly at 520-907-8941 or tlross3@yahoo.com for space availability, registration and supply list.