Shore Room

Art exhibitions and presentations showcase objects that appeal and connect to the viewer. Art audiences are diverse and when planning an exhibition, we need to consider a number of factors including gender, cultural diversity, different learning styles, alternative ways of presentation, inclusive and accessible design. In this presentation we will begin with a review and

I will uncover the mystery of creating large encaustic monotypes — 44 x 48, 32 x 66, and beyond — exploring the value, benefits, challenges, and choices involved in working big. I will discuss unique approaches, from concept to the technical processes and methods of working at a larger scale, including creating diptychs and triptychs

There is a whole industry and income opportunity for artists that hardly anyone thinks about: traveling exhibitions. 80%- 85% of North American museums rely on traveling exhibitions. These are smaller, regional museums who do not have budgets to invest in permanent exhibitions, and some larger museums with permanent collections who add to their offerings with

Automatism was likely your first exploration of artistic expression. In this presentation, we will take a close look at the masters of this method and dive into understanding the freest form of creation. Finding pure pleasure through unleashing your subconscious. Allowing yourself to please your own mind rather than looking for what might please others.

The power and mystery of telling stories through your art. We create work that brings the viewer into the story and allows the viewer to learn, understand, and interpret the story. As artists we often work alone and tell stories from our own viewpoint or perspective, creating a personal message in our art. Art can

The Encaustic Path explores how artistic process can become a framework for reflection, resilience, and creative renewal.In encaustic painting, nothing is ever fully fixed. Layers are added, fused, scraped back, repaired, and reworked. Earlier marks remain present beneath the surface. The painting carries its history forward. This presentation explores how that artistic process mirrors human

This talk explores how audio description and sound can function as creative extensions of visual artwork rather than simply accessibility accommodations. Vision-impaired artist and professional audio describer Wanda Fitzgerald will discuss approaches to integrating spoken word, sound, and descriptive audio into art installations, creating works that can be experienced through multiple sensory pathways while expanding