Abstract Painting Workshop CEXTN47-202680

In this 5-week abstract painting workshop, students will explore color, shape, and form through mixed media exercises that focus on chance and surprise. We will investigate a vast array of art-making approaches to find new ways of seeing that ultimately help us define what abstract painting means to us as individuals: making painterly decisions confidently on our terms. Students will leave this class with a series of mixed-media small, medium, and large paintings and drawings. The workshop fee includes all materials needed for the sessions. All levels are welcome!

Hannah Möller (MFA, BFA) is a visual artist focused in the expanded field of painting. In constant search for the impossible view: Her art-making apparatus consists of painting, drawing, sculpture, and creative writing. As an educator, Möller seeks to invoke creative exploration through material agency, chance, play, and failure. In the classroom, she strives to inspire students to find inspiration in observing their everyday experiences and feel vitality in their artistic practice through the use of easily accessible materials and DIY processes, making the ordinary extraordinary. She has taught workshops at Root Division, MarinMOCA, et al. gallery and undergraduate painting and drawing classes at the University of British Columbia.