Me and Art II (ages 10–adults):
Inspired by Georgs Šenbergs work
We will conclude July's plein air painting lessons by exploring how we can create expressive and moody work with some seemingly simple tools – lines, rhythm, and watercolor paint squares.
This time we will be inspired by the artist Georgs Schönberg's drawing "Don Juan", which is on display at the exhibition "Embodied Thought". We will use his method, a combination of watercolor and line rhythms, for work in the open air. We will choose a landscape motif near the museum and depict it using the techniques that the artist developed about forty years ago.
What to bring: watercolor or gouache paints
The class will be led by museum educator and artist Baiba Sprance
Additional information
- The event takes place in the Great Exhibition Hall (1st floor) and, in good weather, outside at the museum or in the Classroom (1st floor).
- Gathering for the class in the lobby on the 2nd floor near the Information Point.
- It is advisable to arrive at the museum approximately 10–15 minutes before the start of the event, so that you can use the box office and cloakroom services at your leisure.
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Accessibility of the event
- The meeting point on the 2nd floor can be reached using stairs or an elevator.
- To get to the Great Exhibition Hall, you need to go to floor -1 using the stairs or elevator. Floor -2 can be reached using the elevator, ramp (slope 7.8%) or stairs.
- The event is accessible to people with mobility impairments.
- There are designated spaces for wheelchairs in the event room.
- More information about accessibility in the museum.
If you need to ensure special access requirements or have questions about the museum's accessibility, please contact: +371 67 324 461, .
