March 4th: First Tuesday
Guest Speaker: Stephen Datz,
"Geometric Impressionism" plein-air oil painter
Stephen was introduced to the technique of plein-air oil painting in 1995 at a workshop taught by noted painter Skip Whitcomb, and he adopted this methodology enthusiastically. Over the next three years, Stephen received additional instruction from Ned Jacob, Dan Young, Hollis Williford and Michael J. Lynch, and he worked in the field daily. By 1999, he had completed about 2,000 paintings in the field. Represented by galleries in Carbondale and Denver, Stephen had his first solo exhibition in Denver in 1999. He has been earning his living behind his easel ever since.
"Tanque Verde Treasure" 10"x8" oil
Dubbed “geometric impressionism” by a long-time friend and collector, Stephen’s vibrant and distinctive paintings are characterized by his confident, angular brushwork, dynamic color harmonies and strong, insightful compositions that emphasize the unique character of each subject. He describes each painting as a journey of discovery – an effort to create an evocative glimpse into the essential nature of both subject and artist.
For more info, visit www.stephencdatz.com/
"The Monsoon Arrives" 10"x10" oil
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Buffet dinner served at 6:00 p.m.
Menu
Mesquite Roasted Chicken
Smokey BBQ Meatloaf
Texas Queso Potatoes
Ranch Beans
Club Greens Salad
Cheddar Corn Bread
FWA Members – $70
Non-FWA Members – $85
Presentation by Stephen Datz:
Join us from 7 – 8 p.m.
Includes presentation, coffee/tea, and light desserts.
FWA Members – $30
Non-FWA Members – $45
Payment must be included with all reservations. Reservation deadline is Tuesday, February 25th. No refunds after February 25th.
To cancel, please call (520) 907-2885 or email info@friendsofwesternart.org
Venue Info: 6400 E El Dorado Plaza Tucson, AZ 85715
About this Event
Stephen Datz
"Geometric Impressionism" plein-air oil painter
Stephen was introduced to the technique of plein-air oil painting in 1995 at a workshop taught by noted painter Skip Whitcomb, and he adopted this methodology enthusiastically. Over the next three years, Stephen received additional instruction from Ned Jacob, Dan Young, Hollis Williford and Michael J. Lynch, and he worked in the field daily. By 1999, he had completed about 2,000 paintings in the field. Represented by galleries in Carbondale and Denver, Stephen had his first solo exhibition in Denver in 1999. He has been earning his living behind his easel ever since.
"Tanque Verde Treasure" 10"x8" oil
Dubbed “geometric impressionism” by a long-time friend and collector, Stephen’s vibrant and distinctive paintings are characterized by his confident, angular brushwork, dynamic color harmonies and strong, insightful compositions that emphasize the unique character of each subject. He describes each painting as a journey of discovery – an effort to create an evocative glimpse into the essential nature of both subject and artist.
For more info, visit www.stephencdatz.com/
"The Monsoon Arrives" 10"x10" oil
Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Buffet dinner served at 6:00 p.m.
Menu
Mesquite Roasted Chicken
Smokey BBQ Meatloaf
Texas Queso Potatoes
Ranch Beans
Club Greens Salad
Cheddar Corn Bread
FWA Members
$70
Non-FWA Members
$85
Presentation by Stephen Datz:
From 7 – 8 p.m.
Includes presentation, coffee/tea,
and light desserts.
FWA Members
$30
Non-FWA Members
$45
Payment must be included with all reservations. Reservation deadline is Tuesday, February 25th. No refunds after February 25th.
To cancel, please call (520) 907-2885 or email info@friendsofwesternart.org
Venue Info: 6400 E El Dorado Plaza Tucson, AZ 85715
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March 4th:
First Tuesday
Guest Speaker:
Stephen Datz
"Geometric Impressionism" plein-air oil painter
Time : 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
(America/Tucson)
Reg. Deadline: Tues, February 25th