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Free Education Programs: BAC offers many free art education events each year. You can meet artists in the Gallery talking about their work, or demonstrating their materials and techniques. We’ve had special guest lecturers speak on topics as varied as studio glass, Japanese American furniture design, and the history of the Museum of Modern Art. We also offer an occasional 15-minute art history discussion in the gallery. EDUCATION EVENTS ARTIST DEMO: Susan Wiersema February 4, 12:30-2:00. FREE. Susan demonstrates colored pencil using math and animals in ways that make you want to revisit your high school math class. No, really! COLORED PENCIL WORKSHOPS: Susan Wiersema Ages 9-15: February 11, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Ages 16-adult: February 11, 1-3:30 p.m. Tuition for each session: $50 (BAC members $40). Explore this portable and affordable medium with the help of an enthusiastic teacher. This introductory workshop will also provide tips and tricks for the experienced artist. ART HISTORY TALK: Elizabeth Moga, "Gauguin in Paradise" February 19, 3-5 p.m. Bainbridge Island Art Museum Auditorium Admission: $10, BAC members $8 This informal talk is a great preparation or follow-up to Seattle Art Museum's Gauguin exhibition. Appetizers and conversation at 3, lecture at 3:30. For more information, please call us at 206.842.3132. UPCOMING EDUCATION EVENTS: Watch Here for More Details Anne Lewis: Crash Course in Composition. March 24, 10-4. Delila Katzka. April 14. Mary McInnis: Introduction to Pastels. April 28, 12-4. Reni Moriarity: Daily Watercolor Painting and Collage. May 19, 10-3. Gretchen Hancock: Still-life Workshop, June 6, 14, and 20, 12-4. IMAGES: Susan Wiersema, Mandelbrot’s Cow, 2011. Colored pencil on paper. Photo courtesy of the artist. ONLINE EXHIBITION BAC presents an online exhibition of work by students from Kay Walsh's workshop, Black and White Photography in the Digital Age.
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