441-Acrylic Painting with a Palette Knife

We bring you a unique tactile workshop perfect for beginners as well as seasoned creators where you'll learn how to paint using a palette knife, and we promise you'll never want to use a brush again! 

 

"Impasto is a technique of using thick layers of paint which when applied to a surface gives a unique sense of texture and raw depth to the painting. In this technique strokes and the movement of application are clearly visible and add to the overall quality of the work."

 

In this 6- week long class, we will cover topics like texture, material handling, canvas preparation, choosing the right tools, composition, colour and more in depth giving you the confidence to work/experiment on your own post the classes.

Special Notes

All students must comply with the Policies and Procedures found on The Center's website. There will be no refunds for students removed from class for failure to observe The Center’s Policies and Procedures.

Materials

Material List with links:

- One palette knife or set  

Liquitex Professional 1 Small Painting Knife

Tofficu 5 pcs Painting Knife Set

Liquitex Professional 6 Piece Ring Set

 

- Flat acrylic palette or a cardboard covered with plastic (recommended)

- Set of 24 or more Acrylic colors (min 36 ml tube ones, would recommend having as many different colors to make it easier to work with)

Shuttle Art 30 Colour set

- Tissue paper or rags

- Canvas size 10" x 8" (Pick whichever set size works best for you, Participants will be working on maximum 3-5 canvases during the duration of the workshop)

Multi size pack set of 10 

11 x 14 inch set of 8 canvas 

8 x 10” set of 10

- Pencil

- Water colour pencils (If you already have, not required specifically for this class)

- Eraser

- Apron

About the Instructor

Smriti Sangal

Smriti is a multidisciplinary Visual Artist and an Art Educator with a teaching experience of over 10 years with kids and adults of all ages. She has a Bachelor's in Fine Arts from Delhi University, India, and a Master's in Fine Arts from the University of Arts London. Post her Master’s she co-founded an art studio in New Delhi, India in 2015 called “Culture Chauraha” where she would conduct workshops and classes in a number of art mediums along with partnering with organizations and individuals to curate unique art experiences & commissions. She recently moved to the United States in 2023 and is excited at the opportunity to explore herself and her work in a new country.  

REGISTER FOR THIS CLASS

Class Details

September 27 - October 18, 10:00 am - 12:30 pm

Days: Friday

Tuition: $155

Member Tuition: $130

Location: The Center for Contemporary Art

Semester: Fall 2024

Level: Adult

Instructor: Smriti Sangal