April 01st, 2018

First Week of April 2018 By Julio Panisello □ The Los Angeles Plein Air Festival is here! It's such a great opportunity to get out there and connect with our city through painting. Registration is free. I'm planning on painting on Thursday and Sunday both from 10am-1pm. □ One easel spot for THE PINK MOTEL Plein Air Workshop opened up! Click here to book.   Los Angeles Plein Air Festival Free registration here. The Festival is a free and open event. After stamping your boards or canvases at Raw Materials, you can bring your outdoor painting gear and pop it in a public place, or attend their planned paint-outs. We'll be painting in DTLA on Thursday and Sunday both from 10am to 1pm. Location to be announced on painting day. Send an email if you'd like to join us. We can bring painting gear and materials for you when we go out there to paint (Thursday and Sunday). Open Studio Get an extra session to work, develop, and elevate your paintings. ✅Click here to book Painting Workshop, THURS April 5th 7-9pm, LARCHMONT VILLAGE, Art Works Studio   Painting for Justice (Extension) Silhouette and Composition / Fundamentals of face Anatomy / Flesh Tone Options (View gallery here) Last Rhino Monochromatic Rules / Leading Esthetic Decisions / Notes on Grey (View gallery here) Open Studio (Ongoing) (Painting by Sarah Broshar) (View gallery here) Painting for Justice at As We Dwell Art show opening reception will be Friday April 27th 6-9pm at As We Dwell □1131 E 5th St, LA.   Ongoing: READY PAINTER ONE at Scum and Villainy Cantina Featuring paintings by Randa Allen, Charlotte Tarantola, Lois Keller, Ruthie Danziger, Julie Grist, Julio Panisello, Scott Allen, Laura Ceron, Sarah Jennings, Julia Cupp, Craig Nelson, Chloé Nelson. □6377 Hollywood Blvd. ⏰ Monday and Tuesday closed. Rest of days from 6pm to 2am.   Ongoing: Plein Heritage at Heritage Square Museum We're thrilled to have a small selection of our paintings from the plein air painting workshop we did last year, featured at the Heritage Sq Museum. Paintings by Darlene Levin, Chloé Nelson, Julio Panisello, and Charlotte Tarantola. □ 3800 Homer St. ⏰ Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from 11:30am to 4:30pm. Heritagesquare.org □ Congrats to John G. Lundberg for the painting sale at Bob Baker Marionette Theater. We're thrilled that a percentage of the proceeds goes towards supporting such iconic and historical LA institution. □ Have you heard of the “Eliminating Government-funded Oil-painting Act”? Sounds awful, right? Well, it was singed into law a few days ago. □ here □ Based on this hilarious ad, you should definitely join this insurance company in addition to attending our painting workshops. □ here □ Damien Hirst has a solo show at Gagosian in Beverly Hills. They're showing his latest pointillist paintings. Less famous artists in an aboriginal Australian community have been doing the same thing, apparently, much earlier than Mr. Hirst, but unlike Hirst, their paintings are not for sale for $1.4 mil. Which ones do you like best? □ here □ Is it racism when a doctor from Princeton becomes the only person qualified enough for this position? Or is it just that there is no one with a heritage connection qualified enough to be in charge of telling stories through these objects? □ here □ This is one of the most brilliant ideas for an art show I've read about in a long time. Lots of artists work at museums in order to get supplemental income to help their practices, and they never get acknowledged. I wish this concept would spread. □ here Browser View / Past Bulletins / Roofless Calendar / Online Gallery / Update your Contact Information / SUBSCRIBE FORM / UNSUBSCRIBE from this List