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Please join us for this 2-day oil painting workshop as we explore presence in landscape. Working in both traditional and non-traditional methods, we willl develop an intimate rapport with our surroundings through painting.

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Come enjoy the beautiful setting, the creative company and delicious food!

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NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY!

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Schedule for Saturday and Sunday

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8:30 Arrive, coffee and introductions

9:00-12:00 Morning Session

1:00 Delicious farm-to-table lunch

2:00-5:00 Afternoon Session

 

Cost: $497 Please Venmo @Bohemia-boulder or Zelle bohemiaboulder@gmail.com to save your spot! Space limited to 10.

We will provide you with a materials list. 

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ABOUT INSTRUCTOR JORDAN WOLFSON

 

Jordan Wolfson was born and raised in Los Angeles and graduated with an MFA from

Yale School of Art in 1991.

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“I fell in love with painting as a young man when I realized that painting isn’t about making a picture; painting is about exploring life…Over the years, as life inevitably serves up its challenges and obstacles, this of course showed up in my painting as well. And I needed to ask myself, facing the difficulties and sacrifices — what is this for? What is this truly for? What is the fundamental truth of this activity, painting – and how does it serve? Not only in my personal life, but in our larger culture and time, and what it means to be human.”

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In his recurring explorations of form, space, and light, Wolfson has been investigating the relationships between perception, mark, and Consciousness. This has led to his experience of painting as a life-practice and means for fundamental understanding.

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Exhibiting both nationally and internationally, Wolfson’s work is represented in permanent collections worldwide, including the Albright-Knox Art Gallery, the James T. Dyke Collection and the Ballinglen Museum of Contemporary Art. Wolfson has received numerous awards including the Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant, the Ingram Merrill Foundation Grant and a Purchase Award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters; he was a fellow at the Fine Arts Work Center in Provincetown, MA and the Ballinglen Art Foundation in Ireland.

He currently lives in Longmont, Colorado.

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