WaterColour27 June &
30 June Cole’s Gallery Leeds Corn Exchange To book and for more details please visit www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/watercolour-painting-workshop-by-joss-cole-tickets-925591478027?aff=ebdsoporgprofile An introduction to our new watercolour painting courses, painting for all levels: 2 Day Course: Day 1: June 27 Thursday 6-8:30pm: In Cole’s Gallery. Starting techniques and ideas Day 2: June 30 Sunday 1-4pm: Painting from life around the historic Leeds Corn Exchange. During these 2 day courses, students will be able to have the opportunity to develop their knowledge, understanding and skills of the following:
We will be treating Watercolour painting as the opposite to camera phone photos taken like everyone else. You will bring back records of scenes, people, places with delicate touches, unique expressive marks of the brush, images felt by you and no other, no need for likes.
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Tour and Draw Leeds historical tour and gallery draw Come with us on a tour around historic Leeds as inspiration for an art workshop at Cole’s Gallery Sunday Feb 18, 1-4pm, We have a great afternoon planned full of Leeds history and art. The event is run by Clifford Stead and Joss Cole here at Cole’s Gallery We will meet at Cole’s Gallery and be treated to a historical tour by Cliff, focusing on unique architecture, public art, historic retail and transport. The plan is to take images, sketches and inspiration from the tour to make some original artworks in the gallery in the afternoon. The art workshop will focus on experimental collage and drawing responding to the tour and gallery surroundings. A great opportunity for beginner artists, the curious and regular hobbyists wanting to try something new. About this event. 1)1pm meeting at Cole’s Gallery 2)Tour around historic Leeds 3)Making artworks the gallery 4)Discussion about art Home time Please bring any materials you would like for making art or recording the tour, we will supply mixed media materials and paper as well. 🖊Booking Required✏️ To book tickets as we only have limited places please visit eventbrite. Link below and in description https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/tour-and-draw-leeds-historical-tour-and-gallery-draw-tickets-825273775077?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl Cole’s Gallery Leeds Corn Exchange Call Lane Leeds Ls17BR 07737495681 Cliff Stead - Clifford has been painting city scapes of Leeds and across the world for the last twenty years He studied at the Jacob Cramer College of Art. The printing industry became my bread and butter career, working at Pettys in Leeds. Cliff runs tours and events around West Yorkshire, for example, The Leeds Owl Trail’, Sketch Club Social and tours for the Civic Trust As an artist Clifford opened the ‘Clifford Stead Gallery’ in 2000, in Chapel Allerton. His first London Art Show ‘A Tribute to LS Lowry’ on Cork Street opened in 2004 and his first overseas exhibition took place in our American twin city of Louisville, Kentucky in 2007. With Antonia Stowe Cliff set up the Leeds Owl Trail in 2009. Joss Cole – Joss runs Cole’s Gallery a small independent local art gallery in Leeds Corn Exchange that specialises in painting, prints, progressive and traditional art work. Cole’s Gallery runs various open calls and opportunities for artists to exhibit and engage with a gallery and show work for the first time.  A ROAD LESS TRAVELLED’
EXHIBITION BY JULIE LAWRENCE Opening Evening Thursday 16th of November 6:00 - 9:00 pm Until 8/12/23 Leeds Corn Exchange Julie is a Wirral based artist whose work is rooted in the Visionary Landscape Tradition, and is particularly inspired by the mystical perspective of William Blake and Samuel Palmer. She holds a BA (First Class Hons) in Art with Theology and Religious Studies and has an MA in Fine Art from Chester University. ‘A Road Less Travelled’ responds to a quiet walking time when evening descends into night. This is when I am most inspired by the effects of changing light on the almost unseen. These shifting momentary perceptions are then translated into pastel paintings when back in my studio. Working intensely and instinctively I manipulate wet and dry materials intuitively until my briefly glimpsed shadow evolves into a fleeting mix of memory and perception The ambiguous narratives that emerge are open to personal interpretation, inviting the viewer into a liminal place which stands on the threshold between nostalgic association and something unknown. 
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