Renowned Artist Qiang Huang Presents Still Life Workshop in Hot Springs Village

Brush Strokes Art Club in Hot Springs Village is excited to be sponsoring a 3-day still life oil/acrylic workshop featuring Texas artist Qiang Huang (pronounced “Chong Wong”) as the instructor.

Huang is a nationally recognized artist and instructor who has trained under some of today’s most notable artists, including David Leffel, Scott Burdick, Carolyn Anderson and Sherrie McGraw. He is a guest artist with the Putney Painters and has painted many times with the modern masters of representational art, Richard Schmid and Nancy Guzik.

An engaging and much sought-after instructor, Huang teaches workshops all over the United States and abroad. He is a signature member of Oil Painters of America and has been featured in Southwest Art and American Artist magazines. More information about Huang and additional photos of his art can be seen on his website, www.qh-art.com.

The workshop will be held at the Unitarian Universalist Church in Hot Springs Village April 7-9, 2020. For more information, visit the Brush Strokes website at hsvbrushstrokes.com or contact Rita Turner at rturner958@aol.com or 903-814-3774.

 

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