Winter 2025 Schedule

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Most classes are now offered on a 12 week schedule. Drop in option not available.

Portraiture

Monday mornings, January 6 – March 31, no class Feb 16

9:30 am -12:30 pm

$298.32 ($264.00 + $34.32HST)

Location: Studio B

Sessions: 12 Monday mornings
Instructor: studio format, no instructor

Costumed Model, Drawing or Painting – studio convener, no instruction

Single pose, portrait or figure as you prefer.

Life Drawing

Monday afternoons, January 6 – March 31, no class Feb 16

1:00 pm -4:00 pm

$298.32 ($264.00 + $34.32 HST)
Location: Studio B
Sessions: 12 Monday afternoons
Instructor: studio format, no instructor

Life (nude) Model, Drawing or Painting – studio convener, no instruction short gestures to longer poses, portrait or figure as you prefer

Advanced Painting Studio

Tuesday, January 7 - March 25

9:30pm-4:00pm

$180.80 ($160.00 +20.80 HST), all or any part of a day

Location: Studio B

Sessions: 12 Tuesday afternoons

Wednesday Printmaking

Wednesdays, January 8 – March 26

9.30 am - 4:00 pm

$180.80 ($160.00 +20.80 HST), all or any part of a day.

Location: Studio B

Sessions: 12 Wednesdays

No Instructor

Self-directed, convener only, no instructor

*Sign in each session is required

Thursdays, TBA

Collage with Rosemary VanderBreggen via Zoom

Fridays, January 10 – March 28

1:00pm – 4:00pm

$$271.20 ($240.00 + 31.20 HST)

Sessions: 12 Fridays

We will take a look at artists in history and some contemporary ones too. We will use these artists as our inspiration for each weeks collage adventure! May include painting and drawing and some 3D projects.

Looking forward to the Spring 2025

John Leonard’s Advanced Painting Studios

Tuesday mornings April 10 – June 3 (maximum 14 places)

10:00 am -1:00 pm

Tuesday afternoons April 10 – June 3 (maximum 14 places)

1:00 pm-4:00 pm

Fee: $282.50 ($250 + $32.50 HST)
Location: Studio B
Sessions: 10 sessions
Instructor: John Leonard
Level: advanced

This high demand program provides an opportunities for members to work with John Leonard and advance in their own towards a more professional approach to their painting.

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