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CLASS TITLE:  Multi-media Thursdays - acrylic and "other media"

 

                        

 

 

Instructor: Shira Romano

​Date: Weekly - every Thursday

Ongoing - starts August 5, 2021

                           

Time: Zoom & In-person class 4:30pm - 7:00pm

​Cost: $25 per class if attending in-person

Classes are non-refundable

Class Description

This is a hybrid class where both live and virtual enrollment is available. Live enrollment is limited to 9 students, virtual enrollment is limited to 10 students.

If you’ve ever had the desire to just throw down paint without having a plan, this workshop is for you. We will paint spontaneously and without reservations. The result will be a visual abstraction that is an expression of your inner creative voice.   


The process will begin with laying out color and then flow into guttural mark-making. Expect to create multiple layers and be prepared to completely paint over anything you feel attached to. Multi-media is strongly encouraged. All levels are welcome.

Required Materials

A list of recommended materials will be provided upon registration.

 

Questions and to Register

Contact instructor Shira Romano directly with questions or for additional information at
laurenromano@icloud.com or call 516-270-4290.

About the instructor:

Shira Romano was born in Manhattan, New York. Her love for art began when she was 7 years old and her Uncle Jack would wake up at the crack of dawn to create art. She would always join him and he always had a project for her to work on. Mostly, though, she learned to love art, from his love of art.


Shira graduated from Parson’s School of Design in NYC with a degree in Communication Design, but her secret love was painting. After raising 3 children, Shira attended classes at the Art Students League in NYC with a work-study scholarship. After a year of painting, Shira was a class monitor to MaryBeth McKenzie and was also a monitor for Ms. McKenzie’s workshop in Florence, Italy at the SACI School. Shira also won scholarships to study at the National Academy School of Fine Arts.Shira continues to paint at her studio in Long Island.

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