CEPN 207 SU01: Landscape Painting
Discover the expansive and dynamic practice of landscape painting. Experimenting with acrylic media and painting tools, students will learn to organize and represent natural and urban landscapes using art and design principles, and composition techniques. Practical observational skills will be developed alongside experimental and conceptual approaches, to experience the full potential and scope of landscape painting.
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Jun 27-Aug 15 18:30:00-21:30:00 |
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Karen Yurkovich is a Canadian artist whose practice centers on nature and its cultural assimilation and use. The work explores themes such as native and immigrant plants, bonsai, classical still life of the 16th century, GMOs, ancient cultivars and cultivation, the use of plants in medicine and culinary practices, issues of biodiversity, and the symbolic role of plants within different cultures.
She defined and implemented the MFA in Studio Art at Studio Art Centers International, Florence, as well as directing and teaching in the program from 2013-16 and continues to teach at Emily Carr University and LaSalle College in Vancouver.
Yurkovich’s work can be found in both private and public collections including the Bill Gates Foundation, Unicredit Bank, Italy, Alberta Foundation for the Arts, and the Cy and Lissa Wagner Collection, Texas.
www.karenyurkovich.com