Thursday, April 11, 2019 10:00am – 5:00pm
All Levels Welcome

Dunedin Fine Art Center
1143 Michigan Blvd, Dunedin, FL

Member Tuition: $135 | Non-Member: $150

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This retreat is a no-stress, non-judgemental environment inviting you to explore the joy of art. Learn experimental exercises that are intended to help you let loose and enjoy sketching, acrylic and watercolor painting, use of pastels, graphite and watercolor pencils, additive and reductive use of applied water mediums, collage with paper. 

Inclusion of breathing, meditation, visualization and journaling will encourage and cultivate your creative side.

LisBeth will share techniques, that she developed in over 35 years of coaching, to help individuals “break out of the box”. 

All supplies are included.

Register online or call 727-298-3322.

The Dunedin Art Grove concept is “Fresh, Innovative” and what Dunedin as a town really needs to prove we are an art town and provide artistic diversity” says Brady, Founding Member and former President of the Dunedin Downtown Merchants Association, and co-owner, with Walter DeFord, of the famed and creative beauty mecca, Salon GW.
“The Dunedin Art Grove artists are diverse in style and approach to their work, Items in every price range are offered to those seeking original art and gift items for friends and to bring home. Artistic styles range widely from: Impressionistic, Representational, to Fauvist, through Abstract Expressionistic and Lyrical Abstraction. Offerings include: original Works on Canvas and Paper in oil, acrylic and mixed media. Guest pickers will find prints, ceramic art, jewelry, post cards, and original gift items from the Dunedin Art Grove.

The artists are donating 10 percent of all purchases to RCS Charities- celebrating 50 years of help and hope for people in need. RCS helps families facing homelessness return to self-sufficiency, feeds the hungry, and empowers survivors of domestic violence.

A stop at the Dunedin Art Grove is sure to brighten up your Monday stroll through downtown. The Dunedin Art Grove is open from 11:00AM – 4:00PM, Monday’s only beginning November 13, 2017.

PRESS RELEASE:
For Immediate Release
Salon GW
Tel: 727-738-0920

1131 Dixon Court
Dunedin, Florida

Fine arts, crafts, music and wine tasting.

Feature the art of LisBeth Graham.
Join us!

Skill Levels: All Levels

Dates:
Tuesday, February 20 Intro 2:00 – 4:00 pm
Wednesday, February 21 and Thursday, February 22 Workshop 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Location:
Dunedin Fine Art Center
1143 Michigan Blvd.
Dunedin, FL 34698

5:00 – 8:00 pm

Grand Opening and 4:30 pm Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

1445 Court Street | Clearwater, FL 33756

FREE ADMISSION

Complimentary: beer | wine | hors d’oeuvres

Valet parking | Live Music

Silent auction: featuring art, home decor items & vacations

A large portion of the proceeds will benefit HEP: Homeless Empowerment Program. Please see flyer for details.

Download Flyer

CLEAR THE DESK

Removing the papers and other objects until you can actually see all of your desk’s surfaces. Make piles on the floor of EVERYTHING except the computer components, telephone, and desktop pad or organizer in the appropriate pile as you pick them up.

LINE UP BOOKS AND BINDERS THAT YOU USE DAILY TO ESTABLISH A PERIMETER FOR YOUR WORK AREA.

The phone book, stapler, pens & pencils, tape, etc. go into “Things that Need to be Handy”. Check the date and topic on each item as you pick it up. If it is out of date, no longer an issue, or no longer needed, pitch it in the recycling bin. Put things that belong to other people in the “somewhere else” pile.

Clear out desk drawers and cabinets and do the same thing with the contents. (Don’t forget the very top area of the desk.) Clean all surfaces with a moist cloth and cleaner, then wax and then dry.

ORGANIZING YOUR SHELVES

Prioritize the “Shelf” items by necessity, keeping only the things that look presentable or that you use on a regular basis to actually put back in the desk shelves. (Find new covers for items that are ratty in appearance but must be handy for daily use.) The rest can go behind cabinet doors or on a separate shelf near the desk.

CLEAR THE DESK

Removing the papers and other objects until you can actually see all of your desk’s surfaces. Make piles on the floor of EVERYTHING except the computer components, telephone, and desktop pad or organizer in the appropriate pile as you pick them up.

LINE UP BOOKS AND BINDERS THAT YOU USE DAILY TO ESTABLISH A PERIMETER FOR YOUR WORK AREA.

The phone book, stapler, pens & pencils, tape, etc. go into “Things that Need to be Handy”. Check the date and topic on each item as you pick it up. If it is out of date, no longer an issue, or no longer needed, pitch it in the recycling bin. Put things that belong to other people in the “somewhere else” pile.

Clear out desk drawers and cabinets and do the same thing with the contents. (Don’t forget the very top area of the desk.) Clean all surfaces with a moist cloth and cleaner, then wax and then dry.

ORGANIZING YOUR SHELVES

Prioritize the “Shelf” items by necessity, keeping only the things that look presentable or that you use on a regular basis to actually put back in the desk shelves. (Find new covers for items that are ratty in appearance but must be handy for daily use.) The rest can go behind cabinet doors or on a separate shelf near the desk.

CLEAR THE DESK

Removing the papers and other objects until you can actually see all of your desk’s surfaces. Make piles on the floor of EVERYTHING except the computer components, telephone, and desktop pad or organizer in the appropriate pile as you pick them up.

LINE UP BOOKS AND BINDERS THAT YOU USE DAILY TO ESTABLISH A PERIMETER FOR YOUR WORK AREA.

The phone book, stapler, pens & pencils, tape, etc. go into “Things that Need to be Handy”. Check the date and topic on each item as you pick it up. If it is out of date, no longer an issue, or no longer needed, pitch it in the recycling bin. Put things that belong to other people in the “somewhere else” pile.

Clear out desk drawers and cabinets and do the same thing with the contents. (Don’t forget the very top area of the desk.) Clean all surfaces with a moist cloth and cleaner, then wax and then dry.

ORGANIZING YOUR SHELVES

Prioritize the “Shelf” items by necessity, keeping only the things that look presentable or that you use on a regular basis to actually put back in the desk shelves. (Find new covers for items that are ratty in appearance but must be handy for daily use.) The rest can go behind cabinet doors or on a separate shelf near the desk.

CLEAR THE DESK

Removing the papers and other objects until you can actually see all of your desk’s surfaces. Make piles on the floor of EVERYTHING except the computer components, telephone, and desktop pad or organizer in the appropriate pile as you pick them up.

LINE UP BOOKS AND BINDERS THAT YOU USE DAILY TO ESTABLISH A PERIMETER FOR YOUR WORK AREA.

The phone book, stapler, pens & pencils, tape, etc. go into “Things that Need to be Handy”. Check the date and topic on each item as you pick it up. If it is out of date, no longer an issue, or no longer needed, pitch it in the recycling bin. Put things that belong to other people in the “somewhere else” pile.

Clear out desk drawers and cabinets and do the same thing with the contents. (Don’t forget the very top area of the desk.) Clean all surfaces with a moist cloth and cleaner, then wax and then dry.

ORGANIZING YOUR SHELVES

Prioritize the “Shelf” items by necessity, keeping only the things that look presentable or that you use on a regular basis to actually put back in the desk shelves. (Find new covers for items that are ratty in appearance but must be handy for daily use.) The rest can go behind cabinet doors or on a separate shelf near the desk.

CLEAR THE DESK

Removing the papers and other objects until you can actually see all of your desk’s surfaces. Make piles on the floor of EVERYTHING except the computer components, telephone, and desktop pad or organizer in the appropriate pile as you pick them up.

LINE UP BOOKS AND BINDERS THAT YOU USE DAILY TO ESTABLISH A PERIMETER FOR YOUR WORK AREA.

The phone book, stapler, pens & pencils, tape, etc. go into “Things that Need to be Handy”. Check the date and topic on each item as you pick it up. If it is out of date, no longer an issue, or no longer needed, pitch it in the recycling bin. Put things that belong to other people in the “somewhere else” pile.

Clear out desk drawers and cabinets and do the same thing with the contents. (Don’t forget the very top area of the desk.) Clean all surfaces with a moist cloth and cleaner, then wax and then dry.

ORGANIZING YOUR SHELVES

Prioritize the “Shelf” items by necessity, keeping only the things that look presentable or that you use on a regular basis to actually put back in the desk shelves. (Find new covers for items that are ratty in appearance but must be handy for daily use.) The rest can go behind cabinet doors or on a separate shelf near the desk.