ONLINE / REPEAT WORKSHOP: Andrew Sookrah: Acrylic or Oil: Abstracting the Landscape

**ONLINE WORKSHOP**
Abstracting the Landscape

3 HOURS ONLINE WITH ZOOM APP:  WEDNESDAY Workshop

• Subject: Landscape
  
• Medium: Acrylic or Oil
  
• Levels: All
  
• Registration:
  - Members: $25.00
  - Non-members: $35.00
  
  

To attend this workshop, please download the free Zoom app at: zoom.us

Whether you are a novice or experienced artist, this session promises to be engaging, supportive and fun.

Each landscape has an abstract, graphic presence at its core. This course will teach artists to go beyond the obvious and truly explore movement, texture, colour and bring out abstracted shapes, whether beginners wishing to start developing a style of their own, or established artists looking to refine theirs in the medium of their choice. Instruction will be given to artists working in the means of expression they choose. Demonstrations will be done in acrylic.

Basic drawing techniques, perspective, composition, colour, texture, use of material will be explored.

Individual feedback and guidance will be given to artists working in the varying degrees of abstraction they choose.

Sookrah is a raw colourist whose free brushwork is confident and powerful. His strengths can be seen in his strong sense of design, exquisite use of effective composition, confident presentation of bold colours.

Andrew Cheddie Sookrah is a Canadian artist living and working in Toronto and an elected member of the Society of Canadian Artists (Honorary), the Canadian Society of Painters in Watercolour, the Ontario Society of Artists and the Portrait Society of Canada.

Sookrah’s technical knowledge and might of communication lead him into fine art instruction for the past fifteen years. His body of work includes portraiture, figurative, landscape paintings and ceramic sculpture. Sookrah has presented his conceptual / multimedia work at Nuit Blanche in Toronto three times, (2004, 2006 and 2012). His work is currently being promoted by the Art Gallery of Ontario’s Sales and Rental Program and can be found in Corporate and Private Collections in Canada and the U.S.