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Pastel Workshops Ware

Published on Thu Feb 13 2014 19:26

Following requests for another of our successful All-Day Pastel workshops we have arranged sessions for 29 March and 1 April 2014 at Leaside Church Hall, Ware. The theme of the workshops is Flamenco Dancers.

Our Classes

Our classes which are taught by Anne are designed with both the beginner and improver in mind. So if you’ve not painted before or at least not for some time (maybe it was back at school or college) you should be fine to come along.

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Latest Gallery

This is our latest gallery for more go here.

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Click here to see some of the paintings produced by those who attended our second all day animal acrylic workshop which was held in February 2014

Ware Venue

Our Ware classes are held in Room 6 of Leaside Church Hall. Both the church and the hall can be a little tricky to find if you don’t know Ware all that well. You’ll find them just off the corner of the High Street and East Street but you do need to know where to look.

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Anne who teaches our classes was born in Northumberland but has lived “down south” for most of her life.

Starting out painting in watercolour she now also paints in pastel, acrylic and pen and ink and has recently discovered oils. Despite not wanting to be labelled as a flower painter she has had much success with her watercolour flowers.

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A b o u t

The Art Box (the trading name of Art of Course Ltd) has been running art classes in Leaside Church Hall, Ware since 2008. More recently we have branched out and now run classes at other venues. You can also find us at The Roecroft Centre, Stotfold, Springfield House, Stevenage and The Peace Memorial Hall, Codicote.

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Stotfold Venue

The venue for our classes in Stotfold is The Roecroft Centre. The building was originally built as a Boy's School during the early 1800s. It closed as a school in 1981 and was re-opened as a Community Centre in November 1983.