International Winter Art Show and Competition "Cold and Ice"
November 17, 2024 – February 2, 2025
More information for artists and collectors: International Art Exhibition – DEGA (artdega.org)
Inviting all families, artists & musicians
to join us & participate in the FIRST SATURDAY ART FAIRE at DEGALLERY SQUARE
With International Artists!
11 a.m. – 4 p.m. 1st Saturdays at Degallery Square, 930 N Rosemary Dr, Bryan TX
The First Saturday Art Fair is a unique public outdoor family event at Degallery Square with live music (Professional Jazz Bend), art activities for kids (crafting/painting table), Art vendors, and an Artists' demo!
In Program:
11:00 am -4:00 pm Art Fair with Vendors and Crafting Activities for Kids.
11:00 am -2:00 pm Live Jazz Music
9:00 am - 1:00 pm art classes walk in for kids
All Artworks Inside Degallery during the First Saturday Art Fair are for sale with a discount of 20% OFF.
If you are interested in participating, please contact us
THE EVENT WILL TAKE PLACE REGARDLESS OF WEATHER CONDITIONS!
Opening Reception of New Art Show by Cindy Malota
"Creativity of My Life"
GALLERY CONCERT!
Come join us and enjoy wonderful classical music surrounded by new exhibitions.
Second Annual Concert
for Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord.
Sunday, December 8, 2024, at 3:00 p.m
Music by J.S. Bach,
Archangelo Corelli,
Louis de Caix,
Louis Couperin,
Diego Ortiz,
and More!
Pat Unruh, Viola da Gamba & Bonnie Harris-Reynolds, Harpsichord
"Winter Landscape" Oil Painting Workshop with awards winner artist Al Slavin
OIL PAINTING workshop for beginners, semiprofessionals, and professional artists.
Wednesday-Friday, December 11-13, from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm
A three days workshop with Al Slavin where we will learn how to use dynamic light in your landscape paintings to create an emotional bond with your viewer. We will focus on clouds and trees to showcase the light. Also emphasized: color theory, values, design and composition, the use of mediums and techniques.
The paintings of Al Slavin call to mind magical memories and the promise of a beautiful future. He has the unique ability to capture with brushstrokes all that is good and right with the world and condense it into mystical scenes of enchanted light. Al Slavin moved to Homer, Alaska when he was 14 years old and he was so moved by the raw beauty of the place that it moved him to express it through paint. He still draws on those feelings when he needs inspiration for a painting or has a little painter's block. Al has been studying color theory, painting techniques, learning how to use mediums, and experimenting with substrates for about 40 years. In his paintings, Al tries to express emotions through good light and beautifully rendered scenes with rich colors. Most of Al Slavin's artwork is from his imagination, pulled from his many experiences from the many different places he has lived throughout his life.
