Past Workshop InstructorsMalka Nedivi Gerald Brommer Kathy Leader Robert Burridge Sylvia TorresRachelle Mark Mary Guzman Christel Thompson Sherrill Kahn Jeannine Stein Gerald Brommer Tanya Mikaela Jonathan Talbot Caryl Levy Jeanne Zinniker Lois Ramirez Kwei-Lin Lum Phyllis Doyon Barbara McIntyre | WORKSHOPSCAA presents workshops at which members study and create with a visiting artist. These sessions are extremely popular and are open to both members and prospective members. In addition, our talented CAA members also hold collage and mixed media workshops. These events, as well as other regional and national collage workshops, are detailed in our email newsletter to members.
NEXT WORKSHOP Wit's End; Two Hands/Three Ideas; Maps to Becoming Your Art Two-day workshop with Martin Facey March 29 and 30, 2019
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PAST WORKSHOPS Inspirational Biography Two-day Workshop with Malka Nedivi Friday-Saturday, October 26-27, 2018
Saturday, November 11, 2017
Learn How to Make Altered Papers for Use in Collage One-day Workshop with Kathy Leader Saturday, February 25, 2017
Postmodern Painter Meets the Contemporary Collage Artist
Three-day Workshop with Bob Burridge. Friday-Sunday, December 2-4, 2016
Upcycling the Discarded
Two-day Workshop with Sylvia Torres
Tuesday - Wednesday . April 19-20, 2016
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Loosen up, find your creative self in this three-day workshop led by internationally known mixed-media artist Bob Burridge.
Discover the use of a new/old element in your artwork. In this two-day workshop, participants will use the discarded and the worn -- old books, maps, photos, letters, documents -- to create works of artistic beauty. Sylvia will guide you through processes to resurrect and repurpose these delicate items of the past into works of precious wonder.
In this hands-on workshop, Rachelle will demonstrate techniques on how to collage onto unstretched #4 heavy canvas, which will then be coated with heat-resistant acrylic varnish. The finished washable work can serve as placemats, floor paintings, or frameable art!