YOUTH SPRAY PAINT CLASSES!

With A N A N D A O L I V E R I

Ages 13-17

SESSION 1 : June 24th - July 5th

SESSION 2: July 8th - July 19th

SESSION 3: July 29th - Aug 9th

M O N D A Y - F R I D A Y , 2 : 3 0 - 4 : 3 0

- M A T E R I A L S I N C L U D E D

-DISCOUNTS AVAILABLE FOR SIBLINGS

Interested in using spray paint but have no idea where to begin? This beginner class flattens the learning curve by giving you the tricks of the trade that typically take years to figure out. You'll start with the elements of Can Control and learn how to manipulate them to achieve a variety of lines, shading and effects. The class is designed to help you with ANY style of painting you'd like to do: realism, graffiti, abstract, portraiture and beyond!

H A C M E M B E R S- $250

N O N - M E M B E R S- $300

per two week session

GENEVIEVE KJESBU

Haley Davis 

Haley Davis is an Art Educator who has studied at many studios and institutions, received degrees in Fine Art and Art Education, and practices her art as an avid observational drawer. She taught through the California Art Council as a Teaching Artist at five schools in two of Humboldt County’s public school districts and continues to love working with students after 5 years to all levels of children, teens and adults. She has participated in local and national Art Education conferences, attends Humboldt Art Council, and Art Education meetings, and has dedicated eight years to building her artistic skills. Haley teaches art from her heart, building self-esteem in her students and challenging them to find their inner artist. She believes that through the process of doing art, individuals experience creative thinking, problem solving, and develop their ability to participate in culture.   Each art endeavor that is proposed with children, teens and adults develops technical skills, artistic interpretation, and a unique quality that is recognizable as a piece of the creator.

Matthew Oliveri

Matthew Oliveri is an artist, educator and entrepreneur who has lived and worked in Eureka, CA since 2000. Adept with several media, he discovered his true passion, spray paint, 15 years ago and has been working with it and Plexiglas almost exclusively since then. His two businesses, Accident Gallery and The Siren’s Song Tavern have been heralded as cultural cornerstones in Eureka. Places where creators of all disciplines could find a welcoming forum to share their talents. He currently works with at-risk youth, teaching them the joy and freedom of aerosol painting.