Painting with Victor Wang
January 28th − 30th
9:00 am − 3:00 pm
Registration − $400
Join us as we learn from Victor Wang how to use impasto paint to develop a textured
style of portrait painting.
Victor Wang grew up in Northern China and graduated BFA from The Lu Xun Academy of FineArts, one of three top art institutes in China. After graduation he taught there for 4 1/2 years and was sent to The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign as a visiting scholar. He earned his MFA in Fontbonne University. He currently lives in St. Louis, where he teaches painting, drawing and graduate critique classes as a full professor at Fontbonne University. He has exhibited widely across the country and internationally and has won various awards for excellence, including awards for both painting and art instruction. His work has been shown nationally and internationally.
• In Person Registration is $400
• Full payment due at time of registration.
• Payment can be sent via check to our studio at:
4814 Washington Blvd, Suite 322, St. Louis, MO. 63108
• OR or you can use Zelle with our email: gacastudio.info@gmail.com
Email: gacastudio.info@gmail.com
Workshops take place in the GACA’s studio, located in the Pierce Arrow Building,
4814 Washington Blvd,
Suite 322,
St. Louis, MO. 63108
REGISTRATION for this workshop.
For more information about Victor Wang, visit his website at:
https://victorwang.net/
Victor Wang’s workshop SUPPLY LIST:
*Paints
Flake White (Utrecht)
Cadmium Yellow Light,
Yellow Ochre
Cadmium Red light,
Alizarin Crimson
Burn Sienna,
Van Dyck Brown
Viridian Green
Ultramarine Blue,
Prussian Blue
Ivory Black
*Brushes:
(You should have 5 or more brushes)
2 Hog Brushes; #4, (filbert or flat) #8 (bright)
2 Sable Brushes or Synthetic Brushes; #2, #6 (bright or flat)
1 Sable Brush or Synthetic Brush #0 or #1; (round, point)
1 Blender #8 or #10 (bright or fan brush with soft hair)
*Others:
Medium: Neo-Megilp
Turpenoid
Palette Knife
Glass Palette
Canvas 20”x16”
Please pre-tone your canvas with verdaccio (green made from Yellow Ochre and Black) for the upcoming workshop