Staff Report
The Linda Kerley Center and Creative Aging for Mid-South Seniors have joined hands to offer a unique and exciting opportunity for senior citizens in the region. The two organizations are offering a free studio art course in linear perspective in watercolor painting, to introduce participants of any skill level to the basics of linear perspective and drawing geometric forms.
The course is being taught by renowned instructor Amillia Stembridge, who brings years of experience and expertise to the class. Participants will have the opportunity to learn from a skilled artist who is passionate about teaching and sharing her knowledge with others.
The course will take place on Wednesdays, March 22, 29, April 5, 12, 19, 26 from 1-2:30 p.m. at the Linda Kerley Center located at 175 W Poplar Ave. Participants will be able to attend all six classes, ensuring that they receive a comprehensive education in the art of linear perspective in watercolor painting.
One of the key objectives of the course is to teach participants the basics of linear perspective, a fundamental concept in art that is used to create the illusion of depth and space on a two-dimensional surface. In addition to this, students will learn how to draw geometric forms and create complex shapes, further developing their artistic skills.
The course is open to anyone who is interested, regardless of their skill level. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced artist, there is something to learn from this course. It is an excellent opportunity for seniors who have always wanted to explore their artistic side but never had the chance to do so.
What’s more, the course is completely free of cost, making it accessible to all. The Linda Kerley Center and Creative Aging for Mid-South Seniors are committed to making art education accessible to everyone, and this course is a testament to their dedication towards this goal.
To register for the course, participants can call the Linda Kerley Center staff at (901) 457-2769. The course is expected to fill up fast, so interested individuals are encouraged to sign up as soon as possible.
The Linda Kerley Center is a community center that provides a wide range of programs and services for seniors in the Mid-South region. Their mission is to promote healthy aging, social engagement, and overall wellbeing of seniors in the community. By partnering with Creative Aging for Mid-South Seniors, they are able to provide high-quality art education programs that promote creativity and self-expression among seniors.
Creative Aging for Mid-South Seniors is a non-profit organization that provides art education programs to seniors in the Mid-South region. Their goal is to improve the quality of life for seniors by promoting creativity, self-expression, and overall wellbeing through art education. The collaboration between the Linda Kerley Center and Creative Aging for Mid-South Seniors is a shining example of the power of partnerships in promoting education and wellness in the community. It is an excellent opportunity for seniors to learn a new skill, meet new people, and explore their artistic side in a safe and welcoming environment.
In conclusion, the free studio art course in linear perspective in watercolor painting is an excellent opportunity for seniors in the Mid-South region to explore their artistic side and learn a new skill. With the guidance of skilled instructor Amillia Stembridge, participants will have the chance to learn the basics of linear perspective and drawing geometric forms. The course is free of cost and open to anyone who is interested, regardless of their skill level. It is an excellent example of the power of partnerships in promoting education and wellness in the community.
