International Center for Watercolor
Lloyd Marsh
$30 members/$40 not-yet members
Following a demonstration in various unconventional techniques, participants will explore the media of watercolor in a new context. Working with an 8 inch wide brush, through vigorous markings and strokes, participants will create large color studies and abstract sketches in landscape.
As a lifelong student of material culture and a graduate in historical museum work, Marsh began his career as an architectural historian, working in historical preservation thought-out New England. Upon moving to the West coast, his professional activities embraced architectural model making, architectural art and managing an architectural and design bookstore. Marsh pursuit of life in art has included; studying stained glass in Vermont, designing rugs in Oaxaca, Mexico and delving into wood carvings in Bali. He now paints full time primary in the medium of watercolor.
To register for this workshop call Kathy Gaye Shiroki at 716-878-3549 or email shirokkg@buffalostate.edu or download the registration form on the International Center for Watercolor website.
Families and youth 12 and older are encouraged to participate.