Seminars
Nothing is currently scheduled.
The following was a recently held seminar:
Robert Hoffman -- Oils, Pastels, Acrylics
Robert Hoffman is a signature member of the Oil Painters of America. He is an
artist member of the Brown County Art Guild, the Association of Artist and
Craftsmen of Porter County and the Hoosier Salon.
He has had numerous solo shows including one at the Northern Indiana Arts
Association in Munster, Indiana; the Purdue Calumet Bicentennial Library Gallery
in Hammond, Indiana; the American Bar Association in Chicago, Illinois; the
Chesterton Art Gallery in Chesterton, Indiana.
His work has received over 65 awards including 5 awards from the Hoosier Salon
exhibits in Indianapolis and 4 awards from the Art Comp Salon Shows at the
Chesterton Art Center. It is included in public and corporate collections as well as
private collections. His work can be seen at the Artist's Den in Valparaiso,
Indiana, the Brown County Art Guild in Nashville, Indiana and the Chesterton Art
Gallery.
Mr. Hoffman has taught painting since 1972 and has conducted workshops
throughout the country including Hudson River Valley Art Workshops, (Greenville,
New York), Joseph Art School, (Joseph, Oregon), Hilton Head Art League, (Hilton
Head Island, South Carolina), Dillman's Sand Lake Lodge, (Lac Du Flambeau,
Wisconsin), Clearwater Art Association (Orofino, Idaho), Spring and Fall
workshops in Brown County, Indiana and dunes workshops on the southern
shores of Lake Michigan.
There is an article about his fall Brown County 2006 workshop in the Spring 2007
issue of Workshop. http://www.myamericanartist.com/workshop/index.html/
Mr. Hoffman was born in Northwest Indiana. He studied at the Chicago Academy
of Fine Art. He also studied under artists Hal Rogoff, Kay Pool, Fredrick Rigley,
Ken Gore, Franklin Jones, Jim Pollard and Don Stone.
Mr. Hoffman believes that accurate drawing and sound composition are
necessary ingredients for successful paintings. He teaches drawing skills and
opaque painting procedures. Oil painters are taught how to create a full range of
colors from a double primary palette. Pastelists are shown a practical way to
arrange their pastels into a system that allows them to easily access colors and
acrylic painters are shown ways to handle acrylic paint without losing their source
colors due to drying.
All students are taught to look for warm and cool colors to create the feeling of
light, energy and depth. They will also be shown how to use values to create
strength and volume. Please do not bring published photos or paintings to copy.
Work from life or your own photos.
Please join the LBAL for this exciting seminar
"Art on the Banks of the Mississippi"
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