Art as a Voice with world-renowned Pavement Artist Kurt Wenner


Art as a Voice
with world-renowned Pavement Artist Kurt Wenner

at the San Juan Community Theatre – This Weekend!

(IMA) The San Juan Islands Museum of Art & Sculpture Park in partnership with Spring Street International School present:

Reawakening the Renaissance – An afternoon with Kurt Wenner

March 12th at 3:30pm

Spend an Afternoon with world-renowned artist and inventor of 3D pavement art Kurt Wenner, as he recounts a fascinating journey that started in Rome and took him around the world.  Wenner’s studies of the European classical tradition found it to be a language of form with ancient roots that is still a valid vehicle for artistic expression.  His studies and works include drawings, paintings, sculpture, architecture, and decorative arts; as well as innovative contemporary media.

Admission includes entry to the Artist Reception, immediately following the presentation in the theatre lobby. Present your ticket stub for a free glass of wine or sparkling cider!

Buried Brilliance – The Lost Language of Classical Design

March 13th at 2:00pm

European art has left a mountain of astounding masterpieces in painting, sculpture, and architecture, but today it is often a mystery as to how these feats of human expression were accomplished.  Kurt Wenner will demonstrate the structural nature of classical design and drawing; with live drawing demonstrations of geometry, proportion, and a figure study from Michelangelo.  He will show how the classical tradition is not a style, but an actual language of form based on a profound knowledge and appreciation of the physical universe.  An image by Michelangelo will be projected and accompanied by a live feed camera on Wenner’s hand as he demonstrates how the Old Masters created their work.

For tickets and information go to: www.sjctheatre.org

Adults – $20  Students – $10

Proceeds from these events benefit the (IMA) San Juan Islands Museum of Art & Sculpture Park and Spring Street International School.

 

 

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Created WaterWorks Gallery, in 1985 to showcase contemporary Northwest Art on an Island in the Salish Sea. Pretty amazing place and space that is beautiful and the art evokes this experience.
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