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Casper and Cheyenne Artists’ Guilds: Workshops for Adults and Kids

Uncategorized | July 20, 2012

There are still some workshops coming up this season at the Casper Artists’ Guild:
August 4thPhotographer Clint Saunders will lead the workshop “Using Light in Photography” from 9 am to 4 pm. Saunders holds an M.F.A from San Francisco’s Academy of Art University and has been working as a professional photographer for the last fourteen years. The workshop is only $25 for guild members and $35 for non-members, payments must be at the Artists’ Guild by tomorrow, July 21st.
September 13th– 15thCarl Purcell will offer a Watercolor Workshop from 9 am to 4 pm. The workshop will examine “the hidden order of patterns in nature”. The cost is $220 for members and $280 for non-members, entry is due by August 19th, though there is currently a waiting list.
Weekly group meetings continue: 
Monday Painters 10 am to 3 pm “Bring your own projects to work on. Bring food to share for lunch. For more information call Maria Campo 436-2495”
Life Drawing Group Monday’s at 7 pm, “model fee $5. Call Bob Odell 235-5408 for more information.”
Portrait Group Wednesdays from 9 am to 12 pm, “model fee $5 call Marj Haass 234-4775 for more information”
Interested children can still attend the Cheyenne Artists’ Guild’s sixth week of summer art classes, July 30-August 3. Each session is led by local artist and educator, Jenny Paulk, with the morning session examining mixed media and the afternoon examining nature. Classes are popular and registration is required at least 3 business days before each weekly session begins. Visit the CAG website for more information.     
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