Postponed indefinitely... Stay well and keep arting!

Join us for a luxurious 3 hour long life drawing session on a Sunday afternoon!

Right in the middle of the run of the much anticipated AUBREY BEARDSLEY exhibition at Tate (4 March – 25 May 2020), we are returning to London Atelier of Representational Art (LARA) with a fittingly extravagant multi-model tribute to this opulent artist.

The collaboration between AMC and `LARA brings a unique blend of your beloved AMC events to an inspiring academic environment. Joining us at LARA means that you can take a sneak peek inside a contemporary-minded atelier, which welcomes AMC to reinvigorate life drawing.

Beardsley, who was born in Brighton in 1872 and died of tuberculosis at the age of 25, titillated late-Victorian London with decadent scenes depicted in his elegant ink lines, often showing the strong influence of Japanese graphic art.

"Aubrey Beardsley shocked and delighted late-Victorian London with his sinuous black and white drawings. He explored the erotic and the elegant, the humorous and grotesque, winning admirers around the world with his distinctive style."

(TATE)

Immersive soundtrack, costume/nudity, props, poses from the master's own artworks, - held in an exclusive, inspiring atelier life studio with beautiful lighting, plenty of easels and large drawing boards.

Open to all abilities.

Free art materials from GreatArt.

Untutored, but please ask for advice from one of LARA's alumni.

LARA is a fully accessible venue.

NB: This is a functional art school, so there is no bar, but feel free to BYOB.

Great article on the artist to inspire you

About the Aubrey Beardsley exhibition at the Tate

London Atelier of Representational Art is a contemporary-minded atelier in Clapham North that welcomes AMC followers to reinvigorate life drawing. This ongoing collaboration is a unique blend of your beloved AMC events set in an inspiring academic environment.

AMC Sundays at LARA: Aubrey Beardsley multimodel life drawing tribute