1 Tuesday, 6:00pm, Room 101
Instructor: Erica Emerson

Relax and enjoy friends, wine and fun while creating a personal masterpiece! Our artist will make painting easy and fun by instructing you step-by-step through re-creating a painting inspired by the artwork Young Moe by Paul Klee in 1938. This painting represents not only Klee’s love of music, but also his fascination with unusual materials. Created with colored paste applied to newspaper on burlap, the work pays homage to Albert “Moe” Moeschinger, professor of music theory at the conservatory of Bern from 1937 to 1943, who had dedicated three compositions to Klee in 1935. In this abstract composition, swirling black lines flow on top of shifting fields of color, implying a sense of rhythm and melody.

* Materials, wine, and refreshments are included in the cost of the class.
* Please feel free to bring your own snacks and non-alcoholic beverages.
* Must be 21 or older to register.