Major Workshop are Managed by Vice Presidents

Kelly Medrano and Larry Spitzberg

MAJOR WORKSHOPS

TAUGHT BY NATIONALLY RENOWNED ARTISTS

WAS-H hosts four Major Workshops taught by nationally known artists.  Two are in conjunction with WAS-H's major exhibits, the International Watermedia Exhibition (IWE) in March and the Annual Members Exhibit (AME) in October, when the visiting artist also is the juror and judge for the corresponding exhibit. 


      UPCOMING 2026 AND 2027 MAJOR WORKSHOPS


Joan Fullerton

June 29 - July 2, 2026

"Paint Yourself Free - an acrylic workshop"


Joan Fullerton, 4-Day Major Workshop

Paint Yourself Free: An Acrylic Workshop

June 29 - July 2, 2026

9 am - 4 pm, Monday - Thursday

Tuition Non-Members $600 / Members $550

REGISTER HERE

Join Joan to learn unique techniques of laying acrylic paint using daily demonstrations, lectures, encouragement and practice with two compositions per day. You’ll learn how to coax hints of reality from an abstract background, how to control values and colors for emotional emphasis, and how to suggest rather than delineate. 

An attitude of “play” in this workshop will allow for greater innovation as we become relaxed and receptive to the small voice of intuition and imagination.

Joan is particularly skilled at helping students discover their unique artistic voice. A multitude of approaches and techniques give beginners confidence, while more advanced students will benefit from Joan’s insightful solutions to their artistic challenges.



Stella Canfield, AME judge 

October 5 - 8, 2026  

"Beyond Techniques -- paint with passion and confidence"



Jean Pederson, IWE judge

March 8 - 11, 2027 

"Seductive Surfaces in Acrylic"


     

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