Paint Night! with Susan Overstreet

Paint Night! from  6:00 – 8:00 pm on Tuesday, September 15, 2020

Join us virtually on ZOOM! (In- person registration is full).

Transport yourself to an exotic island paradise and paint post-impressionist Paul Gauguin’s Tahiti landscape.

The class is open equally to experienced painters and to those who have never held a brush before. Each person will take away a painting along with new ideas about the creative process and visual expression. 

Acrylic paint, canvases, brushes, palette knives, palettes and easels will be provided to those attending Paint Night in person at CCoMA. Please bring your own smock. If you are joining via ZOOM, you will need to have your own supplies. The cost of supplies has been deducted from the Zoom registration cost. 

Supply list for ZOOM students:

• One 16 x 20 canvas

• Acrylic paint in these colors (or paint of your choice): Yellow, Orange, Green, Red & Blue

• A variety of brushes in varying sizes

• Papertowels

• Water

About Susan Overstreet

Susan Overstreet has exhibited at the Provincetown Art Museum, Cape Cod Cultural Center, Cape Cod Museum of Art and Highland House Museum. Represented by Tree's Place in Orleans, MA, her joyful work is collected internationally and she is often commissioned to preserve cherished events and scenes.

Susan completed studio work at George Washington University, and continued studying fine arts at Corcoran School of Art and Art League School of Alexandria. She has been featured in multiple regional publications. Her portrait of a Cape Cod lobsterman was juried into the American Women Artists Annual Competition.

In Virginia, her work was in many juried competitions including the Fairfax County Council of the Arts, the Fairfax Government Center, the Springfield Art Guild Annual Juried Exhibition, Waterford Art Festival, and the Torpedo Factory. She taught art in Fairfax Public Schools and served as president of the Springfield Art Guild.

Artist’s Statement

“Art is a soulful response to a subject. I am inspired by the people and environments of Cape Cod and places that I travel. My process begins with an emotional connection to a subject. I study how best to technically get this reaction on the canvas and then use my brushes and colors to convey my individual expression. It is a joyful challenge to hone an evolving, experimental, technical process that honors the world around us.” — Susan Overstreet