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COVID-19 Update:
Please note: due to pandemic circumstances, the Encaustic Art Institute is taking encaustic/wax workshops online and also shifting in-person workshops to instructors‘ studios.
Zoom/online workshop enrollment is limited to 10 participants unless otherwise noted, act fast as workshops fill up quickly.

We are expecting our workshops to fill quickly, please verify there is still room available in the workshop you are interested in taking BEFORE clicking the “Add to Cart” button. For any questions regarding registration, contact Douglas or Adrienne at Mehrens@eainm.com or 505-424-6487
SEPTEMBER 2021
Please click the MORE INFORMATION link below the workshop listing for more details and information.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18 & SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25
WAX OVER WATER
2-DAY ZOOM WORKSHOP

Overview: Encaustics, oils with beeswax, and watercolors all have unique luminous qualities. When combined, the results can be revelatory.
In this 2-part workshop, you’ll explore ways of combining these media such that light seems to emanate from behind or within the painting. While the focus will be based on abstracted landscapes, the information shared in the sessions will be applicable to imagery of any kind.
We’ll take an experimental approach to this process with a guiding principle inspired by the visual equivalent to jazz pianist Thelonius Monk’s remark: The piano ain’t got no wrong notes.
Prerequisites: It would be helpful for participants to have some basic experience working with encaustics; although your encaustic work can happen between our two Zoom sessions – you do not need to have access during the Zoom sessions.
At minimum, this includes access to a hot plate in an appropriately ventilated workspace to melt the encaustic medium and a heat gun to fuse the wax to the surface of the panels on which you will paint.
To view additional information about the workshop, materials list, or “Meet the Instructor” – from the links below: click the link to view the file, or click the download button to download the file(s) to your computer.
To Register: After verifying there is still room available in this workshop, please click the “Add to Cart” button to make your payment, or see options at the top of this page for additional ways to make payment. Be sure to verify that the workshop date/topic in the cart matches what you intended to purchase. The Add to Cart button below is for the Quinn/Sept 18, 25 ZOOM workshop for $275.
THIS WORKSHOP IS NOW FULL and CLOSED FOR REGISTRATION.
To be added to the waiting list for this workshop date, please contact Mehrens@eainm.com. This same workshop is also being offered in November, click here for information on those dates.
For technical/process questions about the workshop, contact Regina.
Please note:
workshop on both days begin at 12:00 (EDT) and run to 5 pm (EDT).
Be sure to check the time zone and adjust your start time accordingly.
