Art Workshop - Architecture in Watercolor

IF ONLY THEY COULD SPEAK! OX-BOW ARCHITECTURE IN WATERCOLOR

Four day workshop.

Architecture is part of the unique experience that is Ox-Bow. From historical designs to functional studios, from the thoughtful integration of new buildings to the whimsical touches on the cabins—all add delight and inspiration to our visits. As we explore and paint these structures in watercolor, we will also learn a bit about their history.

DAVID BAKER is a visual artist who specializes in poetic landscape painting, much of it done en plein air. His studio pieces are often reinterpretations of paintings done outdoors. His principal media are watercolor, oil, and charcoal. Over the years, he has mounted more than four dozen solo exhibits. A lifelong artist and teacher, Baker recently retired as Art Professor Emeritus from Southwestern Michigan College; he has taught at Ox-Bow since 2000. He earned his MFA from Indiana State University. He is represented by Aveline Gallery, Benton Harbor, Michigan, and the Rising Phoenix Gallery, Michigan City, Indiana.