Group Workshops

Throughout the year William E. Shumway conducts group workshops in a variety of settings. If you don't see what you are looking for or want to create a new workshop for you and your friends please contact Bill at any time.


Group Workshops
Jun
17
to Jun 16

Group Workshops

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Mark Allison and I just finished a wonderful workshop in Sisters, Oregon.

Please contact me if you are interested in setting up a group workshop. I'm available for a variety of workshops from a few hours in the afternoon to a one day retreat or even a weekend on location. Workshops are available for all levels of experience and in a variety of mediums. I would love to hear your ideas or share some suggestions to help you create the perfect workshop!

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En Plein Air Workshops
Jun
15
to Sep 30

En Plein Air Workshops

En plein air workshops with Bill Shumway through the Albany Art Studio in Albany, Oregon.

For anyone interested in painting the local landscape. All skill levels are welcome from beginners to experienced. Workshops can be conducted in a variety of mediums. Please contact Albany Art Studio to register and arrange for any needed materials.

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Sisters, Oregon Workshop with Bill Shumway and Mark Allison.
Sep
18
to Sep 20

Sisters, Oregon Workshop with Bill Shumway and Mark Allison.

Includes workshops in oil, watercolor, and acrylic along the Metolius River and Clear Lake. Two nights lodging, shared meals included. Limit of 12, all skill levels. $295.

Contact Bill Shumway (williameshumway@gmail.com) or Mark Allison with questions or to sign up.

More Information: Painting the Light on the Water

 

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The Evolution of an Artist
Apr
2
11:00 AM11:00

The Evolution of an Artist

The Evolution of an Artist Viewed Through a Series of Mentor Portraits

Corvallis painter, Bill Shumway, will give a talk about being guided along his path in the arts. He remembers very clearly the moment he became aware that he was to be a painter. At eight years old, he went to Mount Holyoke College Museum on a class trip and felt transformed when he saw a large luminist painting by Albert Bierstadt.

At 73, he still considers himself a driven artist, one who is still evolving, experimenting and willing to learn from others. He will bring some of the paintings from his ongoing portrait series of people who shared their creative wisdom. The series has given him the opportunity to research the lives of his subjects more deeply and to understand more clearly their short and long term effects on his own creative growth. Bill views the series as an act of gratitude and appreciation for their gift of a life in the arts.

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