Art Critic Jerry Saltz tells artists “If at first you don’t succeed, draw some more.” Longtime GEAG friend Donna Tamburello will demonstrate her approach to drawing at our April 5 membership meeting. Join us as we welcome our versatile and knowledgeable artist. Also learn about new upcoming exhibition opportunities and activities for GEAG members!
It's time to clean out those studios and art supplies to give someone else a chance at creating with them! You may bring other non-art related items, but please use discretion.* *Anything that does not sell goes home with the person who brought it.
GEAG will be hosting a demonstration tent - sign up for your shift HERE
Barb is a GEAG member and high school tutor she will be discussing her approach to nature photography. Barb recently posted this quote of the day, "It doesn't matter how slow you go, as long as you do not stop."
Gino is a St. Louis based artist, a photographer and a world traveler with over 10 thousand followers on his Instagram page. Gino, Peruvian-born and at one time a professional football player of the beautiful game, will demonstrate his oil painting techniques along with samples of his impressive work.
In this two session workshop, we will take a hardcover book that is “sewn”, not glued, and no longer used. Ripping out some pages, adding new ones and your own beautiful artwork. We fill the pages with visual creativity and lots of interactive elements. The workshop is $45 for members of GEAG, $65 for non-members with […]
The ten key principles outlined in Austin Kleon's book will be discussed in preparation for the upcoming the GEAG annual members exhibition at the Schmidt Center at Southwestern Illinois College.
GEAG will be doing demonstrations during the show. Sign up HERE
Special exhibit in partnership with Pour @322 coffeehouse on E Main in Belleville Opening Reception Friday September 8, 2023 from 4-7
Richard has documented scenes that the public never sees. He will present his dramatic black and white photographs of industrial subjects that sometimes include decay and wreckage. Starkly beautiful, they are all composed with the eye of an artist.
Try your hand at 3-D! Join Mary Berry and learn to create a fun, 3-D flower on a 3 x 3 Canvas that jumps out as if to say “pick me!” We will be using the OnE bRUsh technique. Please bring your own scissors. Download flyer Register now!!!
