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Art can be a lonely pursuit; the studio a solitary place; and responsibilities to work and family often compete with creative time.  Fine Arts Workshop provides classes, individual instruction, studio space, and a range of artist services designed to inspire and support you in developing and strengthening your work.

As artists, the most significant limitations are those we place on ourselves.  It doesn’t matter whether you are a beginner, a lapsed practitioner, a student, a part-timer, or a professional—what matters is your openness to coming to a deeper understanding of yourself, and a willingness to express that honestly, freely, and courageously.

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Programs

OPEN ENCAUSTIC STUDIO NIGHTS

FINE ARTS ATELIER OPEN ENCAUSTIC STUDIO NIGHTS

Twice monthly beginning in January, Fine Arts Atelier will host an Open Encaustic Studio Night.

These programs are tailored to help you get your Encaustic “legs”; to help you feel comfortable using this medium and be able to develop your own work at your own pace.

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OPEN CRITIQUE NIGHTS

FINE ARTS ATELIER OPEN CRITIQUE NIGHTS

The heart and soul of the Atelier Program is the critique process. These Open Critique Nights are an opportunity to work with all of you who have expressed interest in the Atelier program, but are not able to enroll at this time.

Twice monthly FAWS  hosts Open Critique Nights, which take place on Fridays from 7:00 pm to 11:00 pm in Studio X-110. The amount of participants is limited to five per evening.

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THE ATELIER PROGRAM AT KING PLOW

ATELIER PROGRAM AT KING PLOW

Fine Arts Workshop is pleased to offer a true Atelier experience–a tradition of knowledge and studio practice that link together artists spanning nearly 700-years. This program is the heartbeat of Fine Arts Workshop. It has two tiers—a Studio Program and an At-Large Program. The Atelier Program is comprised of specific structures—from studio space, to one-on-one guidance, to group critiques—that provide the discipline and support for necessary for personal and artistic growth. Led by Michael David, who has taught Graduate Painting at Savannah College of Art & Design and Princeton University, and whose work is in the collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Guggenheim Museum, the Atelier Program provides a one of a kind environment of instruction, career development, and artistic community and support.

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