Bryan Keith Thomas
Bryan Keith Thomas received the “White House Honor” for work with the Art in Embassies Program. His work has been exhibited at Art Basel Miami, Meridian Gallery (San Francisco), the Joyce Gordon Gallery (Oakland), Gallery Guichard (Chicago) ArtJaz Gallery (Philadelphia), E&S Gallery (Louisville), the American Embassy (Dakar, Senegal), and Du Sable Museum (Chicago), among others. Keith is associate professor within the Painting and Drawing and Critical Ethnic Studies departments at the California College of the Arts.
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Open to All
Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Jun 10 - 14, 2024Past9AM - 5PM
Mixed Media: Materials and Methods
Bryan Keith Thomas
Tuition $1,225
Code D0204-24
This exploratory, mixed-media workshop for artists of all skill levels studies painting fundamentals with a broad interpretation of the medium, incorporating new materials, processes, and applications. It introduces the complexities of the craft, emphasizing the development of ideas and techniques and encouraging students to think outside the box. In addition to experimentation, the workshop emphasizes traditional and nontraditional resources and methods, discussions, and critiques of possibilities and results. Studio demonstrations accompany the discussion of narratives of community, culture, and identity.
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Open to All
Students of any skill and knowledge level.
Aug 21 - 25, 2023Past9AM-5PM
Mixed Media: Materials and Methods
Bryan Keith Thomas
Tuition $1,195
Code D1226-23
This exploratory, mixed-media workshop for artists of all skill levels is a study of painting fundamentals with a broad interpretation of the medium, incorporating new materials, processes, and applications. It introduces complexities of the craft, emphasizing the development of both ideas and techniques, encouraging students to think in new and different ways. In addition to experimentation, the workshop emphasizes traditional and nontraditional resources and methods, discussions, and critiques of possibilities and results. Studio demonstrations accompany the discussion of narratives of community, culture, and identity.
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