Meetings are at 7.30 pm on most Wednesdays evenings at Bourne Hall in the Camelia room. Visitors are welcome to meetings (apart from workshops, critiques and zoom meetings) at £6 per person per visit. If you would like to attend as a visitor, please email eeagmembership@gmail.com.
Zoom meeting links will be emailed to members before the meeting.
1 Apr
Portrait workshop
More about Robin …
Robin has been painting and teaching for many years and has work in private collections in the UK, Europe and the USA. He has featured in European teaching publications. Featured artwork for group art shows and prize-winning design for the London Group Centenary new logo and identity.
He has exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery. Bankside Gallery, the Mall and other London Galleries.
Robin is a passionate educator, his popular life workshops have been running since 2011.
15 Apr
AGM
AGM, Brian Tipping Competition and Bring and Buy Sale
29 Apr
Demo – watercolour still life – flowers
Passionate about colour and nature, artist and author Julie King will demonstrate her approach to painting fresh summer flowers in watercolour using both wet on wet and wet on dry techniques.
6 May
Workshop – Abstract Composition – members only
This will be an instructed workshop suitable for those who would like to experiment with a loose style of work. Please bring your own art materials.
13 May
Demonstration
Hashim is an inspiring artist who has a fabulous use of colour in his work. He has been a popular demonstrator for the group.
27 May
Artistic feedback
Joe Norris will host an informative and fun art criticism. Joe runs popular workshops with this group and it is an opportunity to receive feedback about something you may be working on for the exhibition. Please bring one painting. We will allow approximately 3 minutes per picture, if you bring more than one painting, we will look at if it time allows.
3 Jun
Life Model
An opportunity to draw – members only
Roshni, a female model, will pose unclothed. There will be some short poses and three longer ones. Bring your own art equipment. This will be untaught but members of the group are helpful and happy to give advice.
10 Jun
Talk
Dr Curtis Tappenden has been a creative professional for 37 years. As an illustrator he has worked in editorial publishing and national newspapers, advertising, theatre design, packaging, book illustration, and most recently new departures into reportage: drawing live at circuses and music concerts.
Curtis is also an established watercolourist, and was recently elected as a member to the Sussex Watercolour Society (SWS).
Alongside his practical art pursuits, Curtis is also a journalist, writer of 23 books on art practice, performing poet and course leader/lecturer at Reigate School of Art.
24 Jun
Members Art Social
Following on from the last book-club style meeting which was very enjoyable and a great way to discuss art and artists with others. Members are asked to bring in a painting that they have completed or are working on or a painting by someone else that they particularly like. And in small groups the painting will be discussed. And techniques shared. This is an informal and supportive setting and a great way to meet other members.
8 Jul
Illustrated talk – Impressionist Disruptors
More about Ronnie …
Ronnie Ireland studied at The Open University, majoring in 20th Century Arts, History and Philosophy. He has exhibited work in Scotland, Northern England and now mainly in the Home Counties, where he now lives.
Ronnie is an experienced lecturer and gives well-researched talks on many art subjects. Today, he will be talking about Impressionism.
16 Sep
Demo – a local scene in watercolour
Following on from his zoom demonstrations, Frank will paint one or maybe two local scenes.
Frank is a successful watercolour artist and teacher, he exhibits regularly and is a well-practiced demonstrator. This is the third time that Frank has painted for E&EAG – on zoom back in 2024 also on zoom earlier this year.
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Previous programmes are available from our publicity secretary.
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