Jordan Wolfson
PAINTING LIVE!
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA webinar offering. The first live session, March 12, 10am, is available for FREE viewing and participation. PAINTING LIVE! 2020 – First Session Available Here. Join Jordan Wolfson as he paints in his studio – engaging in his own personal work directly. This webinar will follow and track how Jordan begins and develops his painting […]
CEZANNE: “THE FLEETING AND THE CHANGELESS”
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA Webinar Offering for the times we're in. Please join Jordan Wolfson in an online webinar taking a look at the deeply human engagement of Cezanne's project. "Nature is always the same, but nothing in her that appears to us, lasts. Our art must render the thrill of her permanence along with her elements, the […]
GIACOMETTI: IN SEARCH OF PRESENCE
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA Webinar Offering for the times we're in. Please join Jordan Wolfson in an online webinar taking a look at the existential engagement of Giacometti's project. "When the intensity of looking reaches a certain degree, one becomes aware of an equally intense energy coming towards one, through the appearance of whatever it is one is […]
CONCURRENCE: With the Art of Stacey Steers
Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art 1750 13th Street, Boulder, ColoradoPlease join us. A Concurrence is a gallery event specifically designed for the recontextualization of our experience of visual art. It is a contemporary form for gathering that heightens our appreciation of community and gives us a more intimate, insightful alternative to the value of the art we make. We are grateful to Stacey Steers […]
MONET THROUGH FORGE, Part One
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA Webinar Offering for the times we are in. Please join Jordan Wolfson in an online webinar exploring the work of Claude Monet through the lens and words of Andrew Forge. Andrew Forge, an extraordinary painter, was also an extraordinary writer. The discussion will take place in three parts and this week will be Part […]
Complete: Levels I and II
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COFrom Journeying, to Gifting and Integration, to Convergence, the Full Tapistry experience includes the content of Levels I and II. Save $70 off your tuition by registering for the Full Tapistry. Journeying is an 8-session webinar series providing demonstrations of a variety of exercises to locate one’s own creative temperament in order to locate and […]
MONET THROUGH FORGE, Part Two
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA Webinar Offering for the times we are in. Please join Jordan Wolfson in an online webinar exploring the work of Claude Monet through the lens and words of Andrew Forge. Andrew Forge, an extraordinary painter, was also an extraordinary writer. The discussion will take place in three parts and this week will be Part […]
MONET THROUGH FORGE, Part Three
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA Webinar Offering for the times we are in. Please join Jordan Wolfson in an online webinar exploring the work of Claude Monet through the lens and words of Andrew Forge. Andrew Forge, an extraordinary painter, was also an extraordinary writer. The discussion will take place in three parts and this week will be Part […]
ONLINE INTENSIVE: Interiors – Making Space, Part One
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time CODue to our current situation, this workshop is shifting to an online, weekly, format. The cost has been lowered accordingly. For participants that have previously registered credit will be given for future workshops and courses. One essential aspect of painting is conjuring the illusion of space on a flat canvas. In this two-part, eight-week intensive, […]
MORANDI: The Presence of Perception
The Painting Project Studio Online, Mountain Time COA Webinar Offering for the times we are in. Please join Jordan as he takes a look at the relationship between presence and perception in the work of Giorgio Morandi. “I believe that nothing can be more abstract, more unreal, than what we actually see. We know that all we can see of the objective […]