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Tag Archives: painting
Make art that rocks at the library
Want to paint some pumice? Beautify a basalt? In other words, ready to make some art that rocks? We’re hosting a rock-painting program for adults on Friday, July 9, outside of our Main Branch. We’ll provide all the supplies, including … Continue reading
Enjoy Paint Night from the comfort of your home
We recently hosted a paint night with artist Janie Walland. We’re sharing the program so that you too can make your own Starfish & Love painting. Here are the supplies that Janie used (but you’re welcome to adjust them to … Continue reading
Celebrating the Post-Impressionists with Henri Matisse
Join our Collections Development Manager Barb Hauer as she introduces you to the art of the fauvists and their leader, Henri Matisse. Fauvism absorbed lessons from both post-impressionist painters like Cézanne and Van Gogh and neo-impressionists like Seurat. The fauvists employed … Continue reading
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Attend our Van Gogh-themed painting workshop
Back by popular demand! We’re hosting a Vincent van Gogh-themed painting workshop at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 6, at our Main Branch. The instructor will be Stephanie Royko, a local art teacher. Painters—from rookies to veterans—will learn ways to emulate Van Gogh’s … Continue reading
Paint Pouring Party!
Paint pouring! I don’t just like it, I love it. pic.twitter.com/uFWhm5HpbS — MentorPublicLibrary (@MentorPL) September 26, 2019 Ever heard of fluid art? It’s also called Paint Pouring or Dirty Pouring. We tried it last week with our Masterpieces at Main … Continue reading
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Tagged art, Headlands Branch, Lake Branch, Mentor Public Library, Mentor-on-the-Lake Branch, painting
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