PIQUA — International award-winning artist Tim Saternow will teach a four-day watercolor workshop from March 27 through March 30 in the Apple Tree Gallery 405 N. Main St., Piqua, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The cost for the Piqua Arts Council-presented workshop is $350 and includes lunch every day.
“We’re very fortunate to have Tim joining us in Piqua,” said Piqua Arts Council Executive Director Jordan Knepper. “He’s an outstanding talent and he will bring a different perspective on watercolor painting than we’ve had before for a workshop.”
Saternow is an American painter whose large-scale urban watercolors reveal the fleeting beauty of the gritty streets, industrial buildings and old warehouses of New York City. Workshop participants should plan to paint mostly architectural subjects, but images can be of farms or cities.
Saternow’s work has been exhibited in galleries and museums throughout the U.S. and internationally and has appeared in numerous magazines and books, including the Art of Watercolour Magazine, Watercolor Artist and in numerous editions of the SPLASH series. His work, “West 26th Street, High Line,” is the Walser S. Greathouse Medal-winner in the 2017 American Watercolor Society exhibition and continues to tour the country.
He has won gold medals and awards from the American Watercolor Society, Hudson Valley Art Association and Allied Artists of America, resident artist grants and, most recently, at the Qingdao International Watercolor Art Salon, in Qingdao, China. He also was nominated for an Emmy Award for his design work as an art director for television. He is also a board member of the American Watercolor Society.
Registration for the workshop is limited. Register at www.PiquaArtsCouncil.org or to call 937-773- 9630.
