Her interest in Mexico began in 1992 when she traveled there for research and study. This program offers the study of landscape painting or silverwork while living in the magical 16th century hilltop town, San Miguel de Allende. Working in oils or pastels, the day's landscape classes will explore this artist's community's streets and markets, courtyards and countryside, monasteries and dormant volcanoes. Included will be conversational Spanish instruction and a lecture series on Mexican culture and mysticism in contemporary Mexican thought. The silverwork option is taught in the studio of master silversmith Billy King.
Portfolio review prior to registration.
Maryland Institute summer travel programs are multigenerational and are open to all adults seriously interested in making art.