Art Night: Acrylic Pour Painting!
WHEN: December 3rd, 2021
6-8 pm WHERE: The Yellow House 130 N 100 E Logan, UT COST: $30/person or $45/2 people |
Calling all art-loving folk! (Of all skill levels!)
Acrylic Pour Painting is an abstract art technique that ANYONE can do. The steps are simple and the results are stunning. If ethereal and flowy is your visual jam, or if you just want something new and fun to try, this workshop is the place you want to be! This is a great activity if you're looking for some culture out on the town, or if you're planning a date night. All materials are provided, including 2 canvases. Come join the party! |
Natasha Danae
Studio Artist
My work is fanciful.
And sometimes grim. Dark, yes---not to suggest evil, but rather unexplored territory. Perhaps, in my hypothetical apocalyptic world, government and economic structures have collapsed, buildings have burnt down, and once-thriving cities are empty, but it’s not always a sad place. There are still tea parties, playful cats, and dancing girls, depicted in a color palette akin to dilapidated architecture. To me, the earthy tones feel nostalgic and bittersweet, like recalling a memory that is partially faded but will never completely disappear. I imagine the viewer at the edge of a world enshrouded in mystery, perhaps giving them pause before proceeding, but insatiable curiosity beckons them to step inside the gates and see what there is to see. My preferred medium is acrylic, pen, collage, or some combination thereof.
In one way or another, I have been creating my whole life.
As a tiny human, I drew pictures of my imaginary friends, and would often engage in meaningful discussions with them. I later gravitated towards performance, which led me to study acting and eventually costume and makeup design at Utah Valley University. Since graduating with my BA in Theatre Arts, I have expanded my pursuits into film making, running marathons, triathlon, cycling, and indulging in craft beer. My day job has me teaching visual art and dance classes at TURN City Center for the Arts, a creative learning space for adults with developmental disabilities. Salt Lake City, Utah is my home.
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