Eoghann MacColl - Mixed Media Workshop
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Eoghann MacColl - Mixed Media Workshop

Join us for Eoghann MacColl's Mixed Media Workshop, where creativity takes centre stage and boundaries are meant to be shattered.

By Steven Thomson, Creative Producer

Date and time

Wed, 15 May 2024 11:00 - 15:00 GMT+1

Location

The Art Department (former Allders store)

2-10 Causeyside Street Paisley PA1 1UQ United Kingdom

About this event

  • 4 hours

Eoghann MacColl - Mixed Media Workshop

Join us for an exciting and creative day at the Art Department (former Allders store)! This in-person event will immerse you in the world of mixed media art with the talented artist, Eoghann MacColl. Get ready to explore various techniques and materials, and unleash your artistic potential! All Materials provided. This class is mainly drawing & painting using mixed media, conceptualisation, and use of imagination and exploration.

Eoghann MacColl was born 1970 in Inverness. He studied at Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee, and then completed his Masters in European Fine Art at Winchester School of Art in 1994.

As a visual artist, place and our relationship to it, are integral to his (Eòghann’s) practice. The sense of awareness of place or how we ‘see’ somewhere, is bound in every sensory experience. Sometimes an instant or immediate, other times more archaic and historical. We walk in the footsteps of others as others will walk in ours. The sun and moon return to the same places, the seasons return. For Eòghann a place is never simply a view, it is an amalgam of multiple views and experiences. Eòghann has delivered contemporary visual art workshops for many years in every environment either in Gaelic or English. He has exhibited widely in Scotland and beyond, recently securing two VACMA Awards from Creative Scotland and participates in the Contemporary & Historical Archaeology Festival CHAT.

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Steven Thomson, Creative Producer

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