Monday 28th January 2013  6:00 PM


CLASSES AT POPOP: Semester 1
Classes at Popop: January 14 ? February 23, 2013

Semester I will see the introduction of a new class and the continuation of several favourites. Two of the six-week adult classes will provide the option of registering for all or just one class. All fees must be paid before classes begin and are non-refundable.

Cost and Outline of Services Offered
The cost per class varies and ranges from $240 to $255.

The following is an outline of what the fee per class covers.
(1) 6 sessions at Popopstudios, 3 hours each (adults).
(2) 12 sessions at Popopstudios, 1 hour and 30 minutes each (children).
(3) Equipment, facilities and materials (depending on class).
(4) Instructor- Professional studio artist.

Katrina Cartwright
Education Officer,
Popopstudios International Center for the Visual Arts

The Art of Drawing

Instructor: Toby Lunn
Time: Monday, 6pm-9pm
Duration: 6 weeks
Maximum per class: 12
Price: $240.00 (6 classes),
Other options: $60.00 (1 class), $100.00 (2 classes), $135.00 (3 classes)

This class is designed to suit the needs of a variety of skill levels. It will focus on direct observation using the model as the prime subject. In addition it will depart from the traditional and explore possibilities of non-objective approaches to drawing. Participants will be dealt with based on their individual needs and abilities. This class will also include regular critiques of ongoing drawings to enhance members? abilities to articulate strengths and weaknesses in their own work as well their colleagues.
Materials not included

About the Instructor:
Toby Lunn (born 1972, Nassau, The Bahamas) is an abstract oil painter who draws from the rhythms of nature for inspiration. He received an AA from The College of The Bahamas and a BFA from Maryland Institute College of Art.

As an abstract artist, Lunn is influenced heavily by Pollock, Hoffman, Frankenthaler, and Joan Mitchell. His work, however, has a clear rooting in the island landscape that is his home.

Lunn?s work has been viewed in various group exhibitions in Bahamian art galleries such as Popup Studios and a solo show in 2001 at the Central Bank of The Bahamas. Lunn has also participated in several shows in the United States of America where he is widely collected.