THE WYE VALLEY ARTS CENTRE, LLANDOGO, MONMOUTHSHIRE Tel 01594 530214/01594 530758 email www.info@wyearts.co.uk
THE WYE VALLEY ARTS CENTRE LLANDOGO, MONMOUTHSHIRE
The Wye Valley Arts Centre in the heart of the picturesque village of Llandogo is an inspiring environment with excellent studio facilities and an ideal place for students to enjoy a wide range of courses which includes Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Silver Jewellery and Photography. Beginners and improvers are very welcome on all the courses as all will enjoy the individual attention which the tutors can give to small groups of students. There are 1, 2 and 4 day courses and weekly classes. Please ask for further details. We hope you will find an opportunity to come to The Wye Valley Arts Centre to enjoy our beautiful inspirational surroundings – the perfect creative environment. The Wye Valley Arts Centre is Supported by the holiday lets at the Coach House Cottages, Mork, St Briavels so please visit the website www.viewpointholidays.com
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The Wye Valley Arts Centre is located between Chepstow and Monmouth on the A466 in the heart of the village of Llandogo in the beautiful Wye Valley, the border between England and Wales. It is easily accessible by car being approximately 45 mins from Bristol and Cardiff, 1.5 hours from Birmingham and 2.5 hours from London. Guests arriving by public transport (British Rail or National Express) may arrive in Chepstow or Lydney from where the Centre may be reached by bus route 69 or taxi.
Please ask for further details Wye Valley Arts Centre, Llandogo Monmouthshire
NP25 4TW
Tel: 01594 530214 / 01594 530758 e-mail info@wyearts.co.uk
PROGRAMME OF COURSES 2020
WINTER 2020
PAINTING AND DRAWING 1 DAY CLASS Ann Hulme SATURDAY 12 DECEMBER £55 for all day session
WEAVING WITH WASTE 1 DAY CLASS Sarah Cooke
PROGRAMME OF COURSES 2021
WINTER/SPRING 2021
PAINTING AND DRAWING 10 FRIDAY CLASSES Ann Hulme FRIDAYS 9.30 – 12.30 and or 1.00 – 4.00 15, 22, 29 JANUARY 5, 12, 19, 26 FEBRUARY 5, 12, 19 MARCH £240 for 10 x 3 hr session am or pm
PAINTING AND DRAWING 1 DAY CLASS Ann Hulme SATURDAY 9.30 - 4.00 30 JANUARY £55 for one day class
PLAY WITH CLAY FOR A DAY Val Welham SATURDAY 9.30 - 4.00 27 FEBRUARY £50 for one day workshop
One day courses include 6 hours tuition, morning coffee and afternoon tea. Lunch is self-catering and students may like to bring a packed lunch or get a sandwich from the village shop next door. ½ day courses include Coffee and/or tea.
Accommodation is available in our own self catering accommodation, The Dovecote Cottage sleeps up to 9 and The Coachman’s Cottage sleeps up to 5, for information please go to www.viewpointholidays.com
COURSE DETAILS
If you require further information on any of the courses we shall be very pleased to hear from you so please send an email or give us a call.
ANN HULME
DRAWING AND PAINTING Art is inspiring; to be able to render form, to give shape to ideas, to bring into existence the illusion of reality through painting and drawing seems like magic. Some part of it is magic, but the rest can be taught. The basic approach to it all, to seeing, is applying relative measurement, learning perspective, foreshortening and handling space, and this is what we shall be applying on these courses. Working with colour follows from basic drawing. Painting on these courses can be in watercolour, acrylics or oil paint . Remember it is all to enjoy. There are stages as in everything and you can make good progress in a short space of time if you apply the basic formal elements.
VAL WELHAM
CLAY DAYS Working from various sources; photographs, objects, nature, you will be encouraged to experiment with abstract forms as well as literal interpretations.
SARAH COOKE
WEAVING WITH WASTE Sarah has been weaving for more than 10 years, using a variety of looms and materials. Recently, as she becomes more aware of the environmental impact of producing, dyeing, and transporting new yarn, she has been experimenting using recycled yarn (from friends and charity shops), combined with unconventional materials, such as plastic packaging waste, cables, foam etc. Not only is this better for the planet, but these materials offer a whole new range of exciting textures and colours.
A collection of work from one of our tutors, Ann Hulme
Work done by students
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