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CANCELED Bluff Country Views: Introduction to Plein Air Painting

  • July 21, 2023 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
  • Gateway Park

Join artist and educator, Arlinda Henderson, for an evening outdoors in this introduction to plein air painting! Participants will learn tricks and techniques for depicting live landscapes using acrylic paint on canvas. Armed with this knowledge, participants will capture their point of view from one of Lanesboro’s most scenic spots! Intended for painters ages 18 and up, this class will take place during the golden hour from 6 – 8 pm on July 21st at Gateway Park.* 

This Learn to Paint class will cost $15 at registration. Register online at the “Get Tickets” link above. All supplies are included with the registration fee (contact Leah Steding at leah@lanesboroarts.org if a participant is in need of financial assistance.

Students will work with acrylic paint on canvas, using stands, easels, and palette paper. Given the outdoor nature of the class, participants should dress appropriately for the temperature, and expect to stand for a large portion of the class time. Sunscreen and drinking water are also encouraged!

*In the event of inclement weather, Bluff Country Views: Introduction to Plein Air Painting will be rescheduled to Monday, July 24th from 6 to 8 pm. If participants are unable to attend at this later date, a full refund will be issued for class registration.

Arlinda Henderson is a landscape and portrait artist with 20 years of teaching experience. A lifetime resident of Minnesota, she is inspired by the state’s natural beauty. After painting primarily in the Northwoods, she is excited to discover and paint the beauty of bluff country.

If participants have any questions – please contact Leah Steding, Program Associate at Lanesboro Arts, at leah@lanesboroarts.org

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a Minnesota State Arts Board Operating Support grant, thanks to legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund, as well as Grants from the Acentek Foundation and MiEnergy’s project Roundup.

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