Join artist Hema for a fun and inspiring exploration of watercolors at the beautiful Morven Museum! This series of workshops is perfect for both beginners and experienced artists. Students are welcome to sign up for individual workshops [scroll down to do so], or the full session. Please note - registration will be cut off the day before each workshop. 

Please read the information listed here for supplies, etc: https://tinyurl.com/mryey4fm

What to Expect:

• Independent Sessions: Each workshop focuses on a unique theme.  If it's sunny, we will be painting en plein air and if it's rainy, we will be doing still life, portraits, figures etc. We will take a 10 minute snack break in the middle of the 4 hour immersive session. 
• Beginner Friendly: New to watercolors? Contact Hema after registration for personalized guidance.
• Comprehensive Materials List: A recommended list will be provided to ensure you have everything you need.
• Embrace the Outdoors (Weather Permitting): Take your creativity outside and paint en plein air on the museum grounds.
• Explore Diverse Subjects: Experiment with landscapes, portraits, still life, abstraction, and more!

Come discover the joy of watercolors in a supportive and inspiring environment. Sign up today!

To see some of Hema's work, please visit here: https://tinyurl.com/53rwusxx

Hema Bharadwaj has been exploring inner spaces via her fluid watercolors. She is an alumni of Sir JJ Institute of Art, Mumbai, and School of Visual Arts, New York. Hema discovered a deep love for watercolors when she had to paint at her kitchen island while managing her home and family. Water based, easy to clean up, meditative, and immensely versatile, watercolors soon became her primary medium. She developed her abstract expressionist watercolor style, focused on energetic strokes, rich in detail, color and texture. She enjoys teaching and facilitating art immensely. She does a vast variety of demos, helps students individually achieve their goals, encourages and supports unique styles and offers a range of techniques. She has been teaching at the Arts Council of Princeton for several semesters. Her own studio practice leans into abstraction.