Don't miss artist & animator, Tiffanie Mang, at The Boyd Gallery!
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Mediations in Gouache: The Art of Tiffanie Mang Janthiel Salt Flats, Moonlight Janthiel Salt Flats, Moonlight Amsterdam Cafe, Sunday Amsterdam Cafe, Sunday I am so excited to share the work of Tiffanie Mang with you! Tiffanie will be here to teach at our school, The Studio School at Three Hearts Farm and she was kind enough to also have a pop up exhibit of her gouache work while she is here. The opening reception and meet the artist will be Friday, July 12th from 6-9pm and you can see her work again Saturday from 10-3pm. After that, the work comes down, so don't miss out! The pop up is free and open to the public. In addition to the exhibition, Tiffanie will be doing an in depth gouache demonstration for artists and art lovers alike on Sunday, July 14th from 1-3pm. The fee for the demo is $35 and the seating is limited, so please visit our events page to register and for more information. Tiffanie is coming to us from San Diego, California. She is a fine artist as well as an animator. She was one of the 100 animators who worked on the animated feature, Loving Vincent . The movie, animated in all oil paint, was the first of its kind and was nominated for an Oscar. The film follows the last days of artist Vincent Van Gogh's life and new information about his death that has come to surface. Old Boyd and I will also have new work that will be on display, and the Basement Studio will be open so you can see what's in the works, so come and see us! Tiffanie doing a gouache painting en plein air Tiffanie doing a gouache painting en plein air _____ If you know of anyone who may be interested in any of our offerings at the gallery, please share this newsletter with them. Please follow us on Instagram and Facebook Boldbrush Facebook Pinterest Instagram Sent from: {{FASO_DOMAIN}} {{AM_COMPANY_NAME}} {{AM_COMPANY_ADDRESS}} {{AM_CSZ}} {{AM_COUNTRY}} Artful Mail by FASO Learn More about ArtfulMail unsubscribe from this newsletter