Mixed Media and Live Model Workshop
This is a class that everyone can afford and everyone is invited to participate. The concept of gathering artists of all mediums (pencil, charcoal, paint, photography, clay, fabric, metal, etc.), experienced or not, in comradely association with live models as inspiration for new creations is the objective.  Each model will pose for one hour breaking every 15 minutes. The class will be held Saturday, August 28. There will be three intervals: 10-12; 1-3 and 3-5 with a lunch break (bring your own lunch if you wish). The artists might engage in sketches or a variety of mediums or work towards one completed piece during each interval. We encourage you to make a donation for the models.

Call PSAC at 970-264-5020 early to register for there are only 15 spaces. Thank you and let’s share ideas as well as people rich in story from this area.

Lavern Burton is looking for fully outfitted: Cowboy, Native American Woman, Belly Dancer, Ballerina and Swimsuit and Trunk Clad Models. Please call Lavern at 575-770-5159.

When: Saturday, August 28.

Materials Needed: Please bring all your own necessary supplies. The PSAC will provide staging, chairs and tables. Please bring your own easel if needed. We have a few easels available on a first come, first serve basis so please call 970-264-5020 to reserve one.

Fee: Members: $20.00; Non-members: $35.00

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Membership Options

Member $20.00 Non-member $35.00

Our 2010 Workshop Schedule in PDF form

The Pagosa Springs Arts Council sponsors and manages workshop in the Studio at our new location in The Lewis building at 450 Lewis Street on the third floor. Some workshops may occasionally be held at other venues, so be sure to check location in the workshop information.

PSAC started its workshop programs in 2002 and they have grown substantially since that time. We service the arts in the community, and the community has responded favorably to this program. It gives those who want to teach a venue to do so and at the same time gives our residents a venue for learning something they have always been interested in whether it is watercolor, acrylic, oil, drawing, beadwork, or photography, there is virtually something for everyone. As the number of artists changes and grows, so too does our offering of workshops.
Our workshop series generally runs from April through October of every year; however, we may be soon be offering winter workshops. Our schedules are set by the end of February and will be posted and advertised at that time.

If you are interested in teaching a workshop or class, please download the PDF form here.