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ASBA introduces the third round of four episodes in a new series of live-action tutorials based on the book Botanical Art Techniques, A Comprehensive Guide. Tutors demonstrate topics from the book with new subjects and expand on those lessons. The one-hour sessions allow 45 minutes of demonstration, and 15 minutes for a Q & A. Sessions can be viewed live or on demand for the week following live airing.
Delve into the Biophilia: Natue Reimagined exhibit and sketch your favorite artwork(s). Materials are provided. Feedback from instructor Anna Kaye for RMSBA members 3:00-3:30
Meet at the front desk of Martin Building at 1:00pm. Must be a DAM member or pay admission.
ASBA introduces a new members-only webinar series exploring a feature article from the ASBA Journal. The one-hour artist talk allows 45 minutes of presentation, and 15 minutes for a Q & A. Sessions can be viewed live or on demand for the week following live airing.
ASBA introduces the third round of four episodes in a new series of live-action tutorials based on the book Botanical Art Techniques, A Comprehensive Guide. Tutors demonstrate topics from the book with new subjects and expand on those lessons. The one-hour sessions allow 45 minutes of demonstration, and 15 minutes for a Q & A. Sessions can be viewed live or on demand for the week following live airing.
In this free Zoom session, Martha Narey will present assembling the From Platte to Peak RMSBA exhibition. She will describe how the Rocky Mountain Society of Botanical Artists, an all-volunteer non-profit organization, assembles traveling botanical art shows.
This is a free Zoom session hosted by the Denver Botanic Gardens School for Botanical Art & Illustration. Registration with SBAI is required.
The ASBA Green Committee presents ‘Drawing Attention to Climate Change with Sharon Field: 3,000 days... and counting...‘.This one-hour webinar allows for 45 minutes of presentation and 15 minutes for a Q & A. Sessions can be viewed live or on demand for a week following live airing