EXPERIMENTAL ART GROUP
This experimental art group was formed a couple of years ago to give our more experienced painters an opportunity to try out and share different ideas with one-another. It’s not a class, everyone’s ideas are welcomed and volunteers from the group lead each session.
We have painted with knives, sponges, and big brushes. We have worked in the woods and at the shore as well as in the clubhouse. We have experimented with materials, colour, texture, tone and line, and done some printing and collage......the list goes on. We also look at the work of an artist of the leader's choice, to try to extend our knowledge of what is possible. So far we have not run short of volunteers or ideas.
Not everyone leads as some people are too shy! and no-one judges anyone, so it is always relaxed and fun.
Wed Art Group Programme 2022/2023
We have painted with knives, sponges, and big brushes. We have worked in the woods and at the shore as well as in the clubhouse. We have experimented with materials, colour, texture, tone and line, and done some printing and collage......the list goes on. We also look at the work of an artist of the leader's choice, to try to extend our knowledge of what is possible. So far we have not run short of volunteers or ideas.
Not everyone leads as some people are too shy! and no-one judges anyone, so it is always relaxed and fun.
Wed Art Group Programme 2022/2023
APRIL 2023 - This month Margaret Cummins challenged each of the group to do a self portrait...and surprise, surprise there was a twist.
It was to be a Personal Identity Collage! As usual it was great fun and as you would expect with the different personalities we got plenty variation!.
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by Joan Patterson
It was to be a Personal Identity Collage! As usual it was great fun and as you would expect with the different personalities we got plenty variation!.
Click HERE to see more pictures.
Once in gallery click on any icon and you will see the full picture.
by Joan Patterson
