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Professional Artists: Please view our Request for Proposals for Guest Workshops Encaustic Classes with Miles Conrad Miles Conrad, director of the Conrad Wilde Gallery, has been a painter and sculptor with experimental encaustics for over 14 years. His work is shown regionally and nationally. He offers Beginning and Intermediate Level Classes as well as Individual Private Instruction in Encaustic Painting at the encaustic studios at Conrad Wilde Gallery. Next Classes: Saturday, April 19, 2008 • 10am-4pm — Advanced Beginners Saturday, May 17, 2008 • 10am-4pm — Beginners Saturday, May 31, 2008 • 10am-4pm — Advanced Beginners Obtain Registration Form for Details

Second National Encaustic Painting Conference Gallery Director Miles Conrad will be teaching and lecturing at the Second National Encaustic Painting Conference. The conference will take place at Montserrat College of Art in Beverly, Massachusetts, June 6-11. For more information, please visit: http://montserratencausticconference.blogspot.com/ Saturday, June 7th Gallerists in Conversation: Darla Bjork, a member of SoHo 20 cooperative gallery in New York City, and HYPERLINK Miles Conrad, owner of the Conrad Wilde Gallery in Tucson, will demystify what takes place on the other side of the desk: what it takes to conceive and mount exhibitions, find artists, manage a roster, and many other topics. There will be plenty of time for Q&A. Monday, June 9th Off the Wall: Encaustic in 3-D Texture! One of the intrinsic qualities of the medium is sparking an exciting new aesthetic. Artists are exploring relief-based works on panel, hybrids of both painting and sculpture. Some have abandoned the panel altogether and are creating sculptural works made of entirely of encaustic and/or incorporating mixed media and found objects. This hands-on workshop will cover the technical fundamentals for creating innovative three-dimensional works in encaustic. We will also discuss additional considerations for packing, shipping, photographing, presenting, installing and exhibiting 3-D works. Heated palettes and fusing tools will be provided. Enrollment is limited to 15.



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