Saturday, August 11, 2012
SAGE PLACE NEWS
Sage Place is thrilled to announce the kick off to its
Second Anniversary, with the return of SAS COLBY, to our
Bandon studio. We invite students of all artistic and
creative levels to join Sas for an adventurous Two Day
Workshop on the Oregon Coast!
“Art As Improvisation,” is again being taught by
California artist, Sas Colby, on September 21 & 22 at Sage
Place, Bandon. Sas is a master teacher with forty years of
experience exhibiting and teaching art.
In this fast paced workshop, Sas Colby will lead
participants through a variety of exercises designed to
jumpstart the creative process. Colby believes it’s
necessary to get the mind out of the way to allow the
artist’s true potential to flourish, so for the first 3
hours her students are immersed in a dizzying world of
materials and directions that lay the groundwork for
exciting art making. On the second day of the workshop
participants will be guided in creating individual works
based on the techniques and concepts presented the day
before. These could take the form of artists books, or
drawings or paintings.
While the techniques taught include drawing, painting, and
sculptural concepts, the emphasis is on getting to the
essence of the art making impulse. Colby also teaches
participants how to talk about their art intelligently,
introducing critical criteria to elevate and encourage
dialog.
Sage Place director, Anne Sobbota, says this is a rare
opportunity for local artists to work with Sas, whose
workshops usually take place in exotic locales such as
Mallorca, Spain; France; and Taos, New Mexico. Her
workshops are highly valued as breakthrough experiences by
their participants. For more information on the art of Sas
Colby, go to www.sascolby.com
The registration deadline is September 1, 2012; tuition is
$225 and includes all materials and lunch for both days.
For information on the workshop, “Art As Improvisation,”
contact Sage Place at: (541)329-0303 or
sageplace525@gmail.com.
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