Painter James Collar leads a workshop to create an acrylic seascape painting inspired by the crashing waves of Jeju Island.
This session draws influence from the landscapes and narratives connected to Jane Jin Kaisen's ancestral ties to Jeju Island that is showcased in her ongoing solo exhibition, ‘Halmang.'
We invite participants to explore a variety of methods and techniques to capture the essence of water, waves and currents using acrylic paints. Utilising the skills taught to embrace their creativity and craft a unique seascape painting.
No prior experience necessary and all materials are provided during the session, alongside light refreshments.
Tickets for this event are free, but spots are limited, so be sure to secure your place by booking in advance.
About James Collar
Receiving a Bachelor’s in Fine Art Painting at the Manchester School of Art, James Collar seeks to synthesise yet challenge colour, gesture and composition. Inspired by artists who blur the line between figuration and abstraction, his paintings draw out the fun from everyday life that is not always visible to the naked eye. Collar has exhibited his works across Manchester, including being featured in the group show ‘Still Life’ at Ps Mirabel. Moreover, was selected by the Manchester School of Art to be interviewed by the curator at The Lowry, Zoe Watson.
Collar is currently studying an MA in Art Gallery and Museum Studies at The University of Manchester and on a placement programme as an exhibition assistant for esea contemporary.
