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 Come for a FUN class: we are going to paint, sip and learn in Italian at the same time (if desired). A good coffee, a glass of wine or a tasty hot chocolate is included. Class includes all the material (canvas, brushes, paint, apron and a smile ) the drink you want and GOOD GOOD company, promised!

*NO EXPERIENCE is required
*NO ITALIAN is required (teacher will ask your preferred language)

Just bring yourself and we will do the rest! Children and adults, all welcome!

Being human in the western world today has it’s foundation in Greco-Roman antiquity. Intellectual culture and science from that era have brought forth both the tragic figure – man having fallen from grace by his own doing – and the early scientific notion of the self and soul. So, it is with the Unswept Floors and Tabula Rasa series, that we reconnect with human practices and discoveries of ancient times to investigate evidence of our modern human exploits as well as to celebrate the necessary process of cleansing ourselves and starting over.

This exhibition by The Italian-American Visual Artists’ Network (IAVANET) celebrates and essays the many ways artists have used paper creatively from the early Renaissance onwards - to explore and develop their visual ideas, to make one-of-a-kind works of art, and to reproduce their work in numbers.

Representative works include preliminary drawings for paintings and sculptures, unique works in a variety of media, and works reproduced in the form of prints, book illustrations, and photographs.

Curated by Richard Laurenzi

This exhibition by The Italian-American Visual Artists’ Network (IAVANET) celebrates and essays the many ways artists have used paper creatively from the early Renaissance onwards - to explore and develop their visual ideas, to make one-of-a-kind works of art, and to reproduce their work in numbers.

Representative works include preliminary drawings for paintings and sculptures, unique works in a variety of media, and works reproduced in the form of prints, book illustrations, and photographs.

Curated by Richard Laurenzi

Mon-Fri 10-5