What to Look for When You Look at Art - Series Part 1

In this 3-part online series, learn the basic principles of how to approach, analyze, and appreciate great works of art the way an artist would. Included are discussions on viewing art as both a physical object and the expression of an idea, art in the context of its time, and the elements of composition.

Gene Wisniewski received his art education at Rutgers University, the New York Academy of Art, The National Academy of Design, The New School, and L’Ecole Albert Defois in Vihiers, France. He has exhibited in galleries nationwide, including New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. He has twenty years’ experience teaching and lecturing on visual art. His short stories have appeared in Exquisite Corpse, Satellite magazine, and other publications. His first full-length book, The Art of Looking at Art was released October 2020. He has just completed a series of original Surrealist-inspired Tarot cards, and is currently working on screenplay adaptations based on two of his published short stories.

This event is online-only.  Please register below to receive the Zoom link on the day of the event.