Funded by Central Okanagan Foundation

With art educator: : Siofra Potash Kilroy

Art Hive: The Studio Collective meets on select Wednesdays to create, connect and explore their own unique style. The group focuses on process work. Learn to step out of your comfort zone, let go of the finished result and to be in the moment with your art. A safe space for adults to work on cultivating more creatively flexible art practice, with less planning, and more freedom. Learn to get loose! No art experience necessary. All supplies, and instructions are included.

*Select Wednesdays 11:30-12:30pm
$2 each session with the purchase of a Membership

* Wednesdays afternoons during the SD23 year 
not on Pro-D days/holidays

1 day Pro-D Mini Camp
Ages 7-11 yrs
Friday, October 25, 2024

Join Amy Van Dongen,at the Lake Country Art House for a Pro-D day camp!

We will be working on a variety of projects, all pulling inspiration from the exhibition. We will spend our time in the Art House, visiting the exhibition at the Lake Country Art House and breaks will be spent exploring outside. Come join the fun!

​Did you know Amy is also an Artist and Art Therapist? Amy offers a safe space for creativity to flourish. Amy combines her experience in the fine arts realm with art therapy to create a fun, process-based, interactive week of art, art and more art

funded by Central Okanagan Foundation

Open heART, an adapted art program for adults living with brain injury and diversabilities. 

Taught by arts professional Siofra Potash Kilroy. Siofra leads the Open heArt Adapted CONNECT program. Originally from Ireland Siofra exhibited at various galleries in Cork and Galway from 1999 - 2004; and opened her own the Kilroy Studio Gallery from 2004 - 2006. From there, she moved to New York to pursue a Master’s in Art Business at the Sotheby’s Institute of New York and worked at Sotheby’s art auction house as an Archivist in Chinese Antiquities and Southeast Asian art. 

Wednesdays afternoons 1:00-2:00pm during the SD23 year, not on Pro-D days/holidays​

$2 per session plus annual membership at LCAG. 
Email: [email protected]

Four Days of art activities and learning ...

March 18-21
9am-2:30pm each day

Art educator Amy Van Dongen leads this four day mini camp.

Working with a variety of materials, making works from recycled materials, collage, all the way to painting.

Ages 7-11

$160 members/ $185 non members
all materials included

Painting masterclass with Artist Ann Willsie
April 2024
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There are many aspects to consider when painting a landscape, including composition, design, values and color harmony.
During this workshop we will talk a little about values and their importance to the success of your painting. This begins with a block in of darks and lights, basically a template, which can then be enhanced with colour notes. We will also be talking about atmospheric perspective, and how to make that work in your painting.  Each day will begin with a discussion of the topics, followed by exercises to reinforce those topics, and finally a demo by Ann. The rest of the day you will be working on your own paintings, with lots of one-on-one help.

Saturday April 13th

This full-day workshop will dive into the dimensional world of wax. Participants will learn to incorporate materials such as twine, paper, leaves, and, fabric with encaustic to create sculptural and extreme dimensional wall art or vessels. The possibilities are endless and only limited by your imagination. Students will complete and take home a finished dimensional piece in the form of wall art or a vessel.

This is an intermediate course and it is recommended participants have prior encaustic experience. 15 years and older
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10am to 3pm

$135 for Members/ $160 non-members

​All professional encaustic paints, tools, and equipment will be provided.