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“Qi Yang was known as abstract painter in the 90s in Germany. His powerful brushes explore extremely concise compositions that fascinate the simplest forms and reflect endeavor; the paintings achieve a vivid and lively nature and embody the figurative expression and perfect abstraction”
(Beate Reifenscheid, director of Ludwig Museum Germy)
“Learning by doing” In this workshop you will learn figurative painting in an abstract style. The figure here means either the human or animal or imaginative figurations, whatever you like. It is free from your own idea and will be shaped from your insight feeling.
And which abstraction of the figuration you prefer to paint – if you generate figurative form by drawing with lines, colors or by sketching with color stains of abstraction, could be individual and personal decided for your best choice.
German abstract figurative painting with the name New Wilde or Neo-Expressionistic Painting was the historic revolution of German art movement in the late 1970s and the 80s, which was one of the most important streams of the abstract figurative painting in the world. Today artists are democratically and freely to work in the style which could suit them best by creating their I-being art.
British Museum, London
Linden Museum Stuttgart
City Heidelberg
Kunsthistorisches Institut der Universität Heidelberg
Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut, Heidelberg
Ethno-Expo/Ethnologische Ausstellungen, Zürich
International Art Collection SAP, Walldorf
Kunststiftung des Museums Villa Rot, Ulm
China Art Academy, Hangzhou
Fine Art Academy of Arts, University Anhui, Hefei
Art collection of Bank Cial, Zürich
Bayer AG, Leverkusen
Ministerpräsidium Tübingen
Museum Zhu Jizhan, Shanghai
Art Foundation La Roche, Basel
Bethe Stiftung, Wuppertal
Hasso Plattner Förderstiftung, Potsdam
Ludwig Museum Koblenz
Dolun Museum of Modern Art, Shanghai
Fujian Art Museum
Wutong Art Museum, Shanghai
Spring Art Museum, Shanghai
Since 1989 lectures given at University Heidelberg, Institute of Arts and Art Therapy Bochum, Free Art Academy Basel, University Witten, Art Faculty of Bergisch University Wuppertal; Bauhaus University Weimar, Cambridge University UK, Art Academy of Shanghai University, Centre Academy of Fine Arts Beijing, China Art Academy Hongzhou, Fudan University Shanghai, Academy of Creative Arts, Jiaotong University Shanghai, Academy of Arts Fujian Normal University, Art Academy of South-East China Normal University Shanghai and Li Keran Painting Academy Beijing, etc.
Qi.Yang@t-online.de
www.qi-yang.de
Embark on a captivating artistic journey in this hands-on five-day workshop where you’ll learn to create a stunning figure painting from the initial concept to the final brushstroke.
Through comprehensive instruction, personalized guidance, and collaborative discussions, you’ll experience the exhilarating process of bringing a figure painting to life using the expressive medium of oil.
Trisha Lambi is an award winning artist known for her bold and lavish oil paintings.
She has exhibited widely in Australia and internationally. Highlights of her career include her selection to represent Australia at the 2006 and 2007 Guangzhou Art Fair in China and her selection as a finalist in the 2012 Art Taipei International Competition. She was a Zone winner in the London Olympics 2012 Art Show and was selected as one of the Best Picks for Painting in the 2013 Dubai International Emerging Artist Award.
In 2017 she was selected to exhibit in Underbelly, a group show curated by Dab Art at H Gallery in Ventura California and was a finalist in the 2018 Artbox Project New York and the 2019 Art Lovers Prize. In 2018 she completed her first Artist Residency which involved painting a mural in the streets of Lakkos, the historic old town of Heraklion, Crete.
A time lapse video of the process can be seen here: https://www.facebook.com/trishalambiart/videos/934918620033452/
2019 saw three of her artworks being featured in the TV series The Block (see one of the room reveals at https://www.facebook.com/TheBlock/videos/2548323585230236/ ) as well as undertaking a residency in the beautiful French village of Fontaine-Daniel (https://www.artspacegites.fr/art-artists/)
In 2020 she was included as a finalist in the Wyndham Art Prize as well as being accepted into the International Guild of Realism. She recently received a Merit Award in the Camelback Gallery’s International Juried ”Shades of Red” Visual Arts Competition and placed 6th in the global American Art Awards.
In 2021 she was a finalist in both the juried International Guild of Realism’s Spring and Fall Salon Online Exhibitions and was recently selected to exhibit in Janet Rady Fine Art’s latest international exhibition ‘Making A Splash’.
She has spent the last year working on a commission of seven paintings depicting the history of the Gold Rush in Charters Towers which has been made into a mosaic mural covering a shopping centre wall 60m long and 7m high. The mural is complete with the official opening happening in October 2023.
Her latest achievement is being named as a finalist in two prestigious art awards, the 2023 Clayton Utz Art Prize and the 2023 Kennedy Prize.
She has been described as an artist to look out for as her works continues to deliver a fresh perspective on contemporary oil painting.
2023 Finalist Kennedy Prize
2023 Finalist Clayton Utz Art Prize
2022 Finalist Art Lovers Australia Art Prize
2022 and 2021 Honour Her Art Auction
2021 Finalist International Guild of Realism Fall Salon
2021 Making A Splash Group Show Janet Rady Fine Art London/Dubai
2021 Colour Pop Group Show Art Lovers Australia Gallery Gold Coast
2021 Finalist International Guild of Realism Spring Salon
2020 6th Place Human Figure Category American Art Awards
2020 Merit Award Shades of Red Curated by Camelback Gallery
2020 Creative Corona RQAS Brisbane Qld
2020 Finalist Wyndham Art Prize Werribee Vic
2020 Finalist Art Lovers Australia Art Prize
2019 The Artists on The Block Group Show Art Lovers Australia Gold Coast Qld
2019 Artwork featured on The Block TV Series
2019 Downlands Art Exhibition Toowoomba Qld
2019 Finalist Art Lovers Prize Art Lovers Australia
2018 Bloom Where You Are Planted Warwick Art Gallery Warwick
2018 Downlands Art Exhibition Toowoomba
2018 50/50 Presented by Artistic Crows Nest Gallery London
2018 Semi Finalist Artbox Project New York
2017 Hornsby Art Prize Sydney NSW
2017 Picasso Today Jugglers Art Space Brisbane Qld
2017 Underbelly Group Show Dab Art + H Gallery & Studios Ventura CA USA
2017 Downlands College Art Exhibition Toowoomba Qld
2017 Finalist Corangamarah Art Prize Vic
2017 Gallery Finalist Lethbridge 10000 Small Scale Art Award Brisbane Qld
2017 Rotary Art Spectacular Brisbane Qld
2017 Large Scale Paintings White Canvas Gallery Brisbane Qld
2017 Pure by Kapten & Son Melbourne Vic
2017 Kollective Group Show Popart Gallery London South Brisbane Qld
2016 Top 100 Bluethumb Art Prize
2016 Finalist Queensland Figurative 2016 Brisbane Qld
2016 Downlands College Art Exhibition Toowoomba Qld
2016 Manhattan Arts International ‘The Healing Power of ART 2016’ curated by Renee Phillips
2016 Finalist NAB Flanagan’s Art Prize Geelong Vic
2016 Opening Exhibition The Artist Tree Mount Tamborine Qld
2016 Finalist Moreton Bay Region Art Awards Qld
2015 Finalist Corangamarah Art Prize Vic
2015 In Focus: New Photography Collection, Saatchi Art Online
2015 Brisbane Grammar School 46th Annual Art Show ‘Discovery’
2015 Brunswick St Gallery Painting 2015 Melbourne Vic
2015 Rotary Art Spectacular Brisbane Qld
2015 Modern Masters Tarttalks New York USA
2014 Revolve Red Opus Art Space Adelaide SA
2013 Best Picks for Painting Dubai International Emerging Artist Award UAE
2013 Finalist Lethbridge 10000 Small Scale Art Awards Brisbane Qld
2012 Finalist 2012 Gainsborough Greens Art Awards Pimpama Qld2012 Red Dot Contemporary Art Art Expo Brisbane
2012 Eclectica M1ng Gallery Melbourne
2012 Zone Winner London Olympics 2012 Art Show J L Gallery London
2012 Finalist ART Taipei
2012 Parallax Art Fair London
2011 Sanctuary Cove Art Festival Invitational Gold Coast Qld
2011 Just Nudes The Old Courthouse Ipswich Qld
2011 A Figurative Journey Arthouse Hotel Sydney NSW
2010 Women and Wilderness White Canvas Gallery
2010 Sanctuary Cove Art Festival Invitational Gold Coast Qld2010 The Cooper Gallery presents Trisha Lambi Noosaville Qld
2009 Winner $5000 Acquisitive Warwick Art Prize Warwick Qld
2009 Fleures et Femmes Tosari Galleries Toowoomba Qld
2009 Featured Artist Brisbane Square Library Qld
2009 Devil Max Dawn Gallery Adelaide SA
2009 Finalist She Who Discovers Walker St Gallery Dandenong Vic
2009 5 Senses – Excellence in Regional Art State Library of Qld
2008 Preselected Create To Advocate Parliament House Canberra Act2008 Body of Light Brunswick Street Studio Melbourne Vic
2008 Latest Work Kerala Gallery Melbourne Vic
2008 Preselected The Money Myth Exhibition Toyota Community Spirit Gallery Melbourne Vic
2008 Icon Creative Summit The Powerhouse Brisbane Qld
2008 Home Grown Ipswich Art Gallery Ipswich Qld
2008 Figurative Moments Art Moments Gallery Sydney Nsw
2008 EMSLA Salon de Refusee Coffs Harbour Nsw
2008 Finalist ANL Maritime Art Prize Melbourne Vic
2008 Invitational – Abused Child Trust Annual Art Exhibition Brisbane Qld
2008 Art Melbourne Brunswick Street Gallery Melbourne Vic
2008 Summer 2008 Group Exhibition Paddington Contemporary Sydney Nsw
2008 Au Naturel – The Nude in the 21st Century Oregon USA
2007 Spotlight Show RM Galleries Brisbane Qld
2007 2nd Premio Internazionale di Pittura Treviso Italy
2007 Guangzhou International Art Fair Guangzhou China
2007 Nudes 07 De Havilland Gallery Wollongong Nsw
2007 The Body Show Brunswick Street Gallery Melbourne Vic
2007 Four Emerging Artists Bella Art Gallery Springfield Lakes Qld
2007 Art Melbourne Brunswick Street Gallery Melbourne Vic
2006 Guangzhou International Art Fair Guangzhou China
2006 Recent Paintings SODA Gallery Sydney Nsw
2006 Fusions RM Galleries Brisbane Qld
2006 Selected Artist Avant Card Calling All Artists Project
2006 First Prize Just Nudes Exhibition Ipswich Qld
2005 Finalist Cromwell’s Art Prize
2005 People’s Choice Award Regional Art Awards Toowoomba
2006 Flying Arts Regional Art Awards Townsville and Brisbane Qld
2006 Finalist Norvill Art Prize Murrurundi Nsw
2006 Blake Exceptions Exhibition Rushcutters Bay Gallery Sydney Nsw
2005 Cromwell’s Art Prize Sydney Nsw
2005 Joint show Maria Perides Gallery Newstead Qld with Max Liebermann
2005 Group Show Galerie Faerber Ahrensburg Germany
2005 Churchie Emerging Art Exhibition Brisbane Qld
2004 Lighting the Body Soda Gallery Avalon Sydney NSW
2003 Biennale Internazionale dell’Arte Contemporanea Florence Italy
2005 RADF Grant to Assist With Exhibition In Germany
2003 RADF Grant to Assist With Exhibition In Italy
Southern Downs Regional Council Qld Australia
Australia, China, Cyprus, USA, Spain, Germany, England, Scotland, United Arab Emirates, Canada, Switzerland
2018 Klassik Magazine International December 2018
2017 Average Arts Magazine July 2017
2016 Not Random Art Issue 2 June 2016
2016 Trisha Lambi: The Sensuality of Light Art Book Guy New York
2015 Best of Figurative Art Art Edit Magazine
2015 House of Coco Creative Spotlight www.houseofcoco.net
2014 Interview Marsocial Online Magazine www.marsocial,com
2014 Interview The Art Zine www.taz.ondaradioattiva.it
2008 Interview Art Elite Online Magazine www.artelite.org
2008 ‘Interviews With Celebrities’ Happiness section Of www.jobx.com.au website
2006 Manly Daily 7/7/06 ‘Figuratively Speaking’
2005 Queensland Times 22/6/05 ‘Ipswich Art Stops German Traffic’
2005 ‘Vanguard – Paper Wake’ Issue 1 2005 – University Of Queensland’s Art and Literary Journal
2004 Spectrum Weekend Edition Sydney Morning Herald 30/10/04 Review Of ‘Lighting The Body’ By Lenny Ann Low
The Figure in Action:
How to loosely and accurately create paintings of people in their environment.
Using simple methods, this enriching painting workshop will interrupt the tendency to overthink and will allow artists to break free of their inner critic. We will explore the stunning Assisi landscape in search of people in action and practice gestural sketches while enjoying the scenery. We will also collect photos on our outdoor excursions to use in the studio for subject matter during drawing and painting lessons.
Our mornings together will consist of demonstrations, using a viewfinder, compositional lessons, creating value studies, and of course, painting! Afternoons will be free for touring and activities – and you might decide to take your sketchbook and camera to help you collect images for class the next day.
Working with a limited, yet expansive color palette of Golden Open Acrylics, we will learn about warm and cool colors, how to mix and use midtones, how to mix and use desaturated colors, how to set up an accurate value scale that leads to success, and how to “block in basic shapes” which will allow students to paint loosely and expressively.
Drawing Marathon, Intensive course with Ilse Murdock and Guests at the New York Studio School, Jan. 2023
Portrait Painting and Drawing, Al Gury, Philadelphia Academy of Fine Art, Spring 2021
University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Master of Art, GPA 4.0, May 2014
Rollins College, B.A., Major: English, Double Minor: Spanish and Studio Art, 1993
Sean Clancy, “CALS Presenting Trio of River Market Exhibits”, Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Dec. 18. 2022
Jefferson Geiger, “Laura Raborn Captures the Human Spirit of Breckenridge,” Summit Daily newspaper, April 28, 2022
Featured Artist Interview, Arkansas Art Scene blog with Philip Mayeux, Jan. 2021
Featured Alumna, UA Little Rock Holiday Wish List Campaign
Ellis Widner, “Raborn Has ‘Presence’ at Cantrell Gallery, Arkansas Democrat Gazette, May 26, 2019
Featured “Resident Artist,” Heights Living magazine, Sept. 2018
Featured “Artist in Residence,” Arkansas Times’ Heights Hillcrest Riverdale Neighborhood Guide, Winter 2017
Erin Wood, “Transmuting Trump: Arkansas Artist Laura Raborn Transforms Trump Quotes into Funds for Planned Parenthood,” Ms.
Magazine, Mar. 2017 and Entropy magazine, Mar. 2017
Rachel Trusty, Art Talk Radio Show, KABF 88.3, Jan. 13 and Jan. 27, 2017
University of Arkansas at Little Rock, Arts & Culture news
Catherine Rodgers, “What Art Can Do for a City,” Arkansas Democrat Gazette, Dec. 11, 2016
Jordan Hickey, “Arkansas Sketchbook,” Arkansas Life magazine, Aug. 2016
Please note: All extras such alcholic drinks or other services non included in the above list is due for direct payement at the front desk before the check-out.
Not Included in Tuition: Airfare, Insurances, transportation to and from Giomici, field trips, outdoor painting, excursion fees, liquor, laundry, and meals outside the hotel.
A plan for Painting Workshop – Watercolours/Acrylics on paper.
For beginners and others.
A practical workshop, divided into several overlapping sections. Always involving the actual doing of painting, with accompanied observations. A whole of life look at inspiration and achieving a work of art.
Subjects:
The aim is to create conditions for the ability to create a painting which expresses the observations and insights of individual painters. The basis of originality. The use of traditional methods to go over and above the usual.
The aim of creating something very strong and individual exclusive to you!
Opening up a character and personality, to arrive at a painting identifiable as unique to each painter.
Materials, work-tools and their property and uses, brushes, colours, and paper qualities. Useful for beginners and experienced painters. How to assess materials and all other necessities. Values of various colours and papers, including what suits each individual painter. Cost versus quality. Assessment of necessities. What makes a serious painting and what doesn’t count and isn’t needed.
Colours, properties of colours, mixing, observing, perspective with colour, bases of colour, tensions between colours, colour washes, different uses of colour. Ways of thinking and looking. Observational abilities and how to extract the essential. How to look at a subject and get it down to a unique and personal and complete artwork, identifiable to the painter. Thoughts about the aims of the painting, why it is a chosen subject, and one that brings out the unique individuality of the painter. Plenty of thinking talking.
Avoiding the obvious or pedestrian rendering of a subject. Plenty of thinking talking.
Stretching one’s thinking and working to find the pure essence. Stretching one’s thinking and working to find the pure essence. Looking at the space as an opportunity to make a personal statement. How to construct a painting. Constructive criticism.
The importance of washes and the luminosity of colours painted with water. The underlying bases of colours and how to create space and distance and detail without fussiness. The construction of expressive qualities. The completeness of a composition without unnecessary detailing. The purity of simplicity and the impression of light and distance without effort.
The start and finish of a painting. When to complete, when to desist! How to judge ones own work. When the message has been delivered. How to be one’s own critic. How to pare it all down to one’s identity as a painter. How and when to be satisfied. The completion of an artwork each day of the workshop.
Qantas Airways; NZ Law Society; Art Rentals, London, UK; Christchurch City; Canterbury Society of Arts; Ashburton Society of Arts; Ashburton Borough Council; Ashburton Licensing Trust; Christchurch Girls High School; SIMU; Commissione Lotto; Telecom; Air New Zealand – Christchurch, Auckland, Los Angeles USA, Singapore, Melbourne, Brisbane Australia; Postbank; Christchurch
Hospital Board; NZ Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Washington, USA; Robert McDougall Art Gallery; Christchurch City Art Gallery; Robert Jones; Bell South; Brierleys Corporation; Trustbank; ANZ Bank; Westpac Bank; National Bank; Spicer & Oppenheim; PDL Industries; Concedere Cameron; Resene Paints; Southpac; Forsyth Barr; Lane Neave Rolandson; Anthony Harper; Auckland Golf Club; Wallace Collection, Berkeley, USA; Takahashi Collection, JAPAN; Brian Jones Collection, New York; ASB Bank; PRG Collection AUSTRALIA; BNZ
Bank; Canterbury Regional Council; Mattioli-Mascarelli Collection, ITALY; private collections, Hong Kong; Caxton Press; Comune di Bevagna; In Chartis, Bevagna; Lincoln University, Canterbury, Parliamentary Collection NZ Government, plus many law studios and company and private collections.
Please note: All extras such alcholic drinks or other services non included in the above list is due for direct payement at the front desk before the check-out.
Not Included in Tuition: Airfare, Insurances, transportation to and from Giomici, field trips, outdoor painting, excursion fees, liquor, laundry, and meals outside the hotel.
