$550
Color Harmony in the Landscape Mitch Albala, Instructor Date: Friday, October 13th – Sunday, October 15th, 2023 (9am-4pm) Tuition: $525 Registration: $25 Materials: N/A The landscape painter strives to use color in ways that capture the beauty of outdoor light and convey a sense of atmosphere. When observed in nature, colors always appear harmonious and “correct,” but for colors to appear the same in a painting, they must be organized around a color strategy — a specific set of colors that…
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$875
Long Exposure Sharon Tenenbaum, Instructor Date: Friday, October 13th – Sunday, October 15th, 2023 (9am-4pm) Tuition: $850 Registration: $25 Materials: N/A Learn to create breathtaking Fine Art Long Exposure images. If you are already familiar with Long Exposure and want to take your images to the next level, or are just getting started, this 3-Day Workshop will cover all the material from basics to advanced. Even though the class teachings will be in person, Sharon will be screen-recording every step of…
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$600
Beginning Deconstructed Screen-Printing: the Intuitive Way to Print- ONLINE Kerr Grabowski, Instructor Dates: Friday Oct 13th through Monday, Oct 16th, 2023 (9am-4pm) Tuition: $575 Registration: $25 Materials: TBD Explore a different facet of screen printing on fabric; the unpredictable, the intuitive, the “happy accident”. In this guided online workshop, you will experiment with the silkscreen as a painting and monoprint tool. Using fiber reactive dyes, deconstructed printing and polychromatic printing, create marks, textures and images unique (mostly) to this process.…
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$30
Written by poet and novelist David Wagoner, it takes us on an immersive, lyrical journey with the influential American naturalist Henry David Thoreau through the environment he grew to think of and care for as his home. Thoreau at Home is performed by Todd Jefferson Moore and directed by Richard E.T. White, with music and sound design by Peter Richards and stage management by Emily Grierson. Working from Thoreau’s journals, David Wagoner has crafted a vivid portrait of encounters with…
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$20 – $45
Written by poet and novelist David Wagoner, it takes us on an immersive, lyrical journey with the influential American naturalist Henry David Thoreau through the environment he grew to think of and care for as his home. Thoreau at Home is performed by Todd Jefferson Moore and directed by Richard E.T. White, with music and sound design by Peter Richards and stage management by Emily Grierson. Working from Thoreau’s journals, David Wagoner has crafted a vivid portrait of encounters with…
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$47
Join Crystal of Mosstangle Arts for a woodsy wood burning adventure! Bring a friend or two and create some memories while you learn the unique art of pyrography! You'll create your own rustic wood burned bottle opener to take home and start enjoying those bottled beverages. In this 2 hour class, we'll start with instruction on how to use a professional wood burning tool with time to practice on a scrap piece of wood. You may even begin to develop…
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$75
Learn how to pinch a hollow form and turn it into whatever you'd like- maybe a monster, salt cellar, vase or sculpture! The possibilities are truly endless, so be prepared to unleash your creative side! This short two-session class is open to individuals ages 8 and up. Youth must be accompanied and assisted by a guardian. October 14 from 5:00 - 6:30pm (clay work) October 28 from 5 - 6:00pm (glazing) Projects will be available to pick up after November…
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$25
Written by poet and novelist David Wagoner, it takes us on an immersive, lyrical journey with the influential American naturalist Henry David Thoreau through the environment he grew to think of and care for as his home. Thoreau at Home is performed by Todd Jefferson Moore and directed by Richard E.T. White, with music and sound design by Peter Richards and stage management by Emily Grierson. Working from Thoreau’s journals, David Wagoner has crafted a vivid portrait of encounters with…
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$25
Written by poet and novelist David Wagoner, it takes us on an immersive, lyrical journey with the influential American naturalist Henry David Thoreau through the environment he grew to think of and care for as his home. Thoreau at Home is performed by Todd Jefferson Moore and directed by Richard E.T. White, with music and sound design by Peter Richards and stage management by Emily Grierson. Working from Thoreau’s journals, David Wagoner has crafted a vivid portrait of encounters with…
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Join us for the Arts on Whidbey exhibition and fundraiser for the Langley Arts Fund this October, featuring the Whidbey Island Art Council's member artists.
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Artists! Mark your calendars for the last week of October this year to coincide with the Haunting of Coupeville (October 21-29th). So plan on submitting your paintings, photos, fiber art and mixed media pieces! NEW THIS YEAR WILL BE A SECTION FROM OUR JAIL ART RESIDENTS We plan on hosting the same Friday night social, October 27th, as in the past. The goal is to continue being the “Local and Off-Island Event of the Art Season” with wine, food, and beautiful artwork…
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Free – $30
October 28th @ 7 p.m. South Whidbey High School & October 29th @ 2 p.m. Oak Harbor High School Join Music Director Anna Edwards and the musicians of Whidbey's Saratoga Orchestra as they present an evening filled with Music, Magic & Mystery. Special guest for these concerts will be Whidbey's "Magician Magnifique", JR Russell, casting his unique spell of entertainment throughout the program. Come with us aboard the Hogwarts Express as the orchestra presents a musical medley from the most memorable Harry…
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Free – $30
Join Music Director Anna Edwards and the musicians of Whidbey's Saratoga Orchestra as they present an evening filled with Music, Magic & Mystery. Special guest for these concerts will be Whidbey's "Magician Magnifique", JR Russell, casting his unique spell of entertainment throughout the program. Come with us aboard the Hogwarts Express as the orchestra presents a musical medley from the most memorable Harry Potter film themes. Over a ten-year period, four different composers contributed poignant and truly magical scores to…
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Free – $30
October 28th @ 7 p.m. South Whidbey High School & October 29th @ 2 p.m. Oak Harbor High School Join Music Director Anna Edwards and the musicians of Whidbey's Saratoga Orchestra as they present an evening filled with Music, Magic & Mystery. Special guest for these concerts will be Whidbey's "Magician Magnifique", JR Russell, casting his unique spell of entertainment throughout the program. Come with us aboard the Hogwarts Express as the orchestra presents a musical medley from the most memorable Harry…
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Free – $30
Join Music Director Anna Edwards and the musicians of Whidbey's Saratoga Orchestra as they present an evening filled with Music, Magic & Mystery. Special guest for these concerts will be Whidbey's "Magician Magnifique", JR Russell, casting his unique spell of entertainment throughout the program. Come with us aboard the Hogwarts Express as the orchestra presents a musical medley from the most memorable Harry Potter film themes. Over a ten-year period, four different composers contributed poignant and truly magical scores to…
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$30
TWO PERFORMANCES: THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2 AND 3 COME EARLY AT 6:45 FOR A SING ALONG! "Walking Each Other Home" is a dynamic showcase of local artists' takes on aging, from the difficult to the humorous. Illuminating the various issues we face as we go through our individual and collective aging processes, the show spans an emotional arc from comedy to heart-opening drama, with lots of really good music thrown in. You will be moved to laughter and tears by the Rural Characters, Eric…
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$725
Encaustic & Mixed Media Portraiture and Figurative Lora Murphy, Instructor Dates: Friday, November 3rd – Sunday, November 5th, 2023 (9am-4pm) Tuition: $650 Registration: $25 Materials: $50 An exciting and hands-on workshop will investigate exploratory techniques and approaches in Encaustic Portraiture and Figurative art. We will focus on the creation of rich and expressive surface designs and original pieces done with a combination of encaustic painting and mixed media techniques. Throughout the workshop, some different demonstrations will be done, providing an extensive…
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$25
Arsenic and Old Lace is a dark comedy revolving around the Brewster family of Brooklyn. The Brewster family, descended from Mayflower settlers, is now composed mostly of homicidal maniacs. Mortimer Brewster discovers that his two spinster aunts, Abby and Martha, have developed a disturbing habit. They have taken to murdering lonely old men by poisoning them with glasses of home-made elderberry wine laced with arsenic, strychnine, and "just a pinch" of cyanide. Teddy, Mortimer’s brother, believes he is President Theodore Roosevelt…
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$75
Use the coil building method to create a small plate, trivet, or spoon rest. Ages 14+ November 11 from 5:00 - 6:30pm (clay work) November 25 from 5:00 - 6:00pm (glazing) Projects will be available to pick up after December 9. Unclaimed projects will be discarded January 1. Refunds or exchanges (to another class) cannot be processed after November 4. Class fees will not be pro-rated. This class will be cancelled (and fully refunded) if we do not reach our…
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$525
Abstract Macro Photography Jack Graham, Instructor Date: Monday, November 13th – Wednesday, November 15thth, 2023 (9am-4pm) Tuition: $500 Registration: $25 Materials: N/A Please consider joining us for this special workshop on Whidbey Island in November, 2023. This 2 ½ day workshop will be an intensive two days of field and classroom work based on Jack’s curriculum that has been developed in over 30 years of teaching workshops.In a sense, we’ll leave the photography that is normal for us behind and venture…
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