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Cape Cod Museum of Art

Paint Night! with Pat Feinstein - November

Paint Night offers a lively introduction to the creation of your own abstract art. There is no right or wrong as your own individual, unique imagery emerges naturally out of the colors and forms that at first come as a surprise. Bring your own snacks and beverages. This is all about FUN!

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Paint Night! with Pat Feinstein - November
Paint Night! with Pat Feinstein - November

Time & Location

Nov 14, 2019, 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM

Cape Cod Museum of Art, 60 Hope Ln, Dennis, MA 02638, USA

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Paint Night! from 6 – 8:30 pm on Thursday, November 14

Paint Night offers a lively introduction to the creation of your own abstract art.  There is no right or wrong as your own individual, unique imagery emerges naturally out of the colors and forms that at first come as a surprise.  One shape pushes at another; one color snuggles up to its neighbor while another color jabs back.  The juggling dance of color-forms offers unexpected possibilities for discovery.

After covering a canvas with paint, we then stop, look and think about ways we might further each work.  (Jackson Pollock called this his “getting acquainted period.”)  Demonstrations will provide ideas and guidance.  Acrylic paint, canvases, brushes, palette knives, palettes, easels and smocks will be provided.  The class is open equally to experienced painters and to those who have never held a brush before.  Each person will take away two or more paintings along with new ideas about the creative process and visual expression.

Pat Stark Feinstein is a teacher, curator and painter who has worked in New York and on Cape Cod.  Her paintings have been exhibited at the Cork Gallery and Atlantic Gallery in NYC and at the Provincetown Art Association, the Cape Cod Museum of Art, the Harvest Gallery in Dennis, MA, among other venues.  After graduating from Mount Holyoke College, Pat studied extensively with Sam Feinstein whose classes continued the Hans Hofmann modernist philosophy of art.  Calling herself a ”second-generation” Hofmann student, Pat eventually taught painting workshops in Michigan and in Toronto working beside her husband Sam.  For twenty two years Pat taught painting, drawing and the history of art and western culture at NY’s Riverdale Country School. 

Tickets

  • Not-yet Members

    Includes canvases, paint and use of brushes and pallet knives.

    $35.00
    Sale ended
  • Members

    Includes canvases, paint and use of brushes and pallet knives.

    $30.00
    Sale ended

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