ABSTRACT PAINTING – HOW TO DEVELOP YOUR OWN VISUAL LANGUAGE with Eugenie Vronskaya

This course is for anyone with some art-making experience.
It’s not suitable for absolute beginners.

Explore ways of abstracting and modifying figurative subject matter. Working with the figure and the tangible world around us, learn how to reduce and simplify the visual form. Develop your portfolio of abstract still life, interiors, the figure, portrait and landscapes.

We will work through a range of formal exercises with a focus on tonal drawing and collaging. Through this you’ll explore in depth the rules and importance of composition.

A portion of the course will cover how modernist theories paved the way for contemporary art. Looking at artists’ practices from ancient masters to contemporary artists, you’ll develop new ways of thinking and seeing.

Through the process of converting the complexity of the world around us into simple forms, you’ll develop your own visual language.

By the end of this course you’ll be able to continue your artistic practice independently with more confidence.

Tuesdays
29 April – 8 July / 6.30pm – 9.00pm
11 weeks / No half term break

ABOUT THE TUTOR:
Eugenie Vronskaya arrived in the UK in 1989 and became the first Russian Student ever attending MA at the Royal College of Art.

Her work can be found in many private collections across the world as well as at The Tate Britain, V&A Museum in London, Borchard collection, Art UK, Pushkin and Tret'yakov Gallery in Moscow. While represented by John Martin Galleryin London (2014-23), Vronskaya participated in many group shows and projects as well as her paintings have been chosen for the RA summer show for a number of consecutive years.

In early 2024 Vronskaya had a large scale exhibition at Messums West.

https://www.vronskaya.net/

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Abstract Painting – How to Develop Your Own Visual Language