Come get inspiration from the work of artist Gail Winbury, whose collages hang this winter on the walls of the Elizabeth de C. Wilson museum. Teaching artist Corry Buckwalter leads a fun introduction to this wonderfully flexible art form, in the gallery and in the studio. Join Corry to learn various techniques for layering a variety of papers with glue and creating interesting compositions with personal meaning.

SVAC will provide basic supplies. In addition, you may want to bring:

• Colored papers (your favorite colors)
• Old magazines, postcards, photos, found books, painted papers
• Any paper–with or without text–that catches your eye or sparks an idea

Image: Gail Winbury, Riff on Now and Then

Corry Buckwalter is an art instructor, artist, and landscape designer based in North Adams, MA. She is committed to teaching observational drawing and painting techniques in a systematic and nurturing process. A painter in acrylic, oil and watercolor, Corry has shown and sold her paintings in juried exhibitions for more than 10 years while living in Ann Arbor, Michigan. She studied botanical drawing with UK botanical artist Ann Swan and also at the School of Botanical Art and Illustration at Denver Botanical Gardens. Corry’s website is: www.corrybuckwalter.com.