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WINTER WORKSHOP:
This winter Joseph Mann will continue to lead a Figurative Drawing
Group on Thursday evenings. We will focus on pencil drawing and
work from the model in the interior as a motif.
During the course we will discuss the usage of line to create volume
and as a locator of forms in space; “the constellation of
forms” on a two dimensional surface. These and other ideas
manifest themselves in drawings by the great masters including Gabriella
Munter, Giacometti, Suzanne Valadon and Henri Matisse. All
great drawers use these ideas of structure as syntax for their poetic
work. Although these ideas will be discussed with examples, the
order of the day, or evenings, will be to DRAW. I help individuals
with the individual needs, working one-on-one.
This is a rigorous course and not a coffee cultch; your understanding
of drawing will be enhanced and your abilities improved while your
individuality is respected. The intensity of these classes
can not be replicated in college settings as past participants will
attest to.
Please join us this winter for some excitement; change is better
than rest!
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Winter Workshop: |
| Times: |
6:30 p.m. – 9:30 p.m. (Thursday evenings) |
| Dates: |
January 7, 14, 28
February 4, 11, 25
March 4, 11, 25
April 1, 8 |
| Tuition: |
$350 for Oregon Society of Artists members
$380 for joining members (membership runs for one year) |
Classes will meet in the Oregon Society of Artists Building located
at 2185 SW Park Place, near Burnside and SW 23rd. It has a spacious
studio and parking lot and is located in a safe neighborhood.
A materials list and directions to the OSA will be sent to you
upon receipt of your registration and payment. Limited scholarship
funds are available. Please email me with any questions.
CLASS REGISTRATION:
Please email me to register for the class: josephemann@msn.com
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TESTIMONIALS:
"Your classes have taught me to ask what is essential?
What do I care about? What have I overlooked? You taught
me to continue searching for the balance between the
poetic and the structural. You created a safe environment
in which I am free to paint, draw and face the demons
of the day." Julie Davis, Intensive student
"In all the years I've spent as a student, I have
never had a more positively influential teacher."
Susan Nelson, PSU Student
"I am endlessly impressed with your capacity to
hold all of us, as we struggle and evolve and slip ahead
and back again. I don't see how you do it, but am grateful
for your strength and steadiness. I thought again about
the critique and how carefully and consistently you
handled reticence. You stayed your course, didn't recoil,
didn't try to fix people, met each person where they
stood—that in itself is a great lesson to those
of us present, since in the end all there is to do is
witness the storms, have compassion, stay the course
and keep painting." Sally Retecki, Intensive
student
"Joseph Mann is one of those extraordinary teachers
who combines a rich and deep knowledge of art history
with a keen eye for teaching to the individual. He is
one of the few who could be called a ‘master teacher’."
E.W. Ross, Dean
Division of Continuing Studies and Special Programs
The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Ox-Box Program Director

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