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MONDAY EVENING CONCERTS: MORTON FELDMAN "ROTHKO CHAPEL"

Tue, Oct 6, 3:00 AM

From LA and OC Weirdo Music and Art Forum

4.8

**Date**: MONDAY\, OCTOBER 5\, 2026 \| 8 PM **Venue**: ZIPPER HALL at the COLBURN SCHOOL 200 S GRAND AVE, LOS ANGELES, CA 90012 **Tickets**: $41.50 G/A [https://www.mondayeveningconcerts.org/rothko-chapel-1-1 ](https://www.mondayeveningconcerts.org/rothko-chapel-1-1) **PROGRAM** Morton FELDMAN – Something Wild in the City (1960) JOSQUIN des Prez – Magnus es tu domine (1504) Morton FELDMAN – King of Denmark (1965) JOSQUIN des Prez – Nymphe des Bois (1497) Morton FELDMAN – Something Wild (reprise) (1960) ::: intermission ::: Morton FELDMAN – Rothko Chapel (1971) **PERFORMERS** ECHOI soloists: Jan WILLIAMS, conductor Laurel IRENE, soprano (of Hex Ensemble) Amy WILLIAMS, celesta Andrew McINTOSH, viola Jonathan HEPFER, percussion David HARRIS, choir director **ABOUT THE PROJECT** *“I feel that I listen to my sounds, and I do what they tell me, but not what I could tell them. Because I owe my life to these sounds. Right? They gave me a life.”* (Morton Feldman) *“I was very close with Rothko in the last years of his life, and he was working on the Rothko Chapel…and I saw those pictures live…and he had this fantastic studio* […] *And he would always say, all the time, it was actually his song: ‘Is it there? Is it there? I think it’s there.’ That’s what happens when you work abstractly…You gotta pray.”* (Morton Feldman) Celebrating the centenary of Morton Feldman, one of the giants of twentieth-century music, Monday Evening Concerts presents his 1971 magnum opus, *Rothko Chapel*. A figure whose opinions and physical presence were famously larger than life, Feldman created music of extraordinary quietude and sublime beauty, shaped in dialogue with an extraordinary circle of artists, writers, and musicians that included Philip Guston, Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, Willem de Kooning, Frank O’Hara, Samuel Beckett, and John Cage. MEC’s resident ensemble ECHOI performs *Rothko Chapel* under the direction of Jan Williams, Feldman’s close collaborator at SUNY Buffalo, in a program that places the work alongside rarely heard early compositions by Feldman and choral music by the Renaissance master Josquin des Prez, a composer to whom Feldman returned frequently in conversation. ARTIST BIOS & MORE: [https://www.mondayeveningconcerts.org/rothko-chapel-1-1](https://www.mondayeveningconcerts.org/rothko-chapel-1-1) ####

3 attendees

🖊️ DOODLESCROLLING

Tue, Sep 29, 2:30 AM

From Let's Make Art Together!

5.0

Meetup is not letting more than 10 signups! That’s okay! You can still show up (we have 20 spots)!! Feel free to message me on insta @zaglazaglazagla Put down your phone. Pick up a marker. Instead of doomscrolling into the void after work, come doodle with us on a giant scroll of paper at Wild Parrot Brewery 🦜🍺. (You're also free to do your own thing, no pressure!) No agenda, no instructions, just art and good people. All skill levels are welcome. 🎨 Unstructured & freeform — draw whatever your brain needs 🍺 Grab something to drink and hang 🪑 Limited to 20 spots — grab yours before it's gone Paper & markers provided — bring your own supplies if you're feeling fancy! Let's create together and make some friends. Follow us @zaglazaglazagla on Instagram and visit www.zagla.co for more info about who we are :)

4 attendees

Weekday Creative Hobby MeetUp

Thu, Sep 24, 12:30 AM

From Glendale Creative Hobby Hangout

Our monthly creative hobby meet up! Feel welcome to bring your current creative project and make some friends while getting some work done We’ll be in Study Room TBA and attendance is limited to 8 people We hope to see you there!

1 attendee

Relax & Color: A Fun Coloring Meetup

Thu, Sep 24, 9:45 PM

From Creative Arts & Crafts with Junko - Los Angeles

Come relax, color, and have fun with us! We’ll be coloring my original Wow Cats coloring pages together😻❤️🌈 No art experience is needed - just come, relax and enjoy being creative! Coloring pages and supplies will be provided. The first meetup is FREE! Please purchase a drink or something from the Village Bakery to support our lovely host venue. Everyone is welcome!

1 attendee

Art Beyond Boundaries: An Exploration in Mixed Media with Thadius Taylor

Sun, Sep 27, 5:00 PM

From Fine Art Classes at Kline Academy

4.5

**Art Beyond Boundaries: An Exploration in Mixed Media with Thadius Taylor** ***Payment required before class to guarantee and reserve your spot! RSVP will not be accepted. Please enroll online at*** [https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clscnna91ocrr0822tddkc1dj](https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clscnna91ocrr0822tddkc1dj) ***or call the office at (310)-837-7194!*** | One Day - Pay Per Class | $90.00 USD | | ----------------------- | ---------- | | 4 week course | $290.00 USD ($74.54 per class) | | 8 week course | $550.00 USD ($70.68 per class) | | 12 week course | $820.00 USD ($70.25 per class) | | 18 week course | $1,175.00 USD ($67.10 per class) | | 24 week course | $1,500.00 USD ($64.25 per class) | **To Register**, call (310) 927-2436 or online ([https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clscnna91ocrr0822tddkc1dj](https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clscnna91ocrr0822tddkc1dj)) Learn the basics of oil painting through step by step projects. We use non-toxic materials, help you to develop your painting skills in color, light and form that will leave you ready to paint your own masterpiece. All ages & levels welcome. **You must bring your own materials.** Get the supply list here ([https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists](https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists)) **KLINE ACADEMY of FINE ART** **3264 Motor Ave, LA 90034 (near National)** **[www.klineacademy.com](https://www.klineacademy.com/)** **Contact Information:** Artist@Klineacademy.com Staff@Klineacademy.com Office Phone: (310) 837-7194

1 attendee

Eat Your Art - Cupcake Decorating

Wed, Sep 23, 2:00 AM

From Artists Making Things Happen

Have Your Cake (Decorate It!) & Eat It Too!!! Join us for our first ever Custom Cupcake party on Tuesday September 22nd. We'll provide the sprinkles, you bring the vibes! Create a one of a kind piece of edible art and make some new connections in the process!!! All supplies will be provided, but feel free to bring a jacket as we’ll be on our elevated outdoor patio. See you there! 2131 Hillhurst Ave, Los Feliz CA 90027 This event is sponsored by the Los Feliz Dianetics & Scientology Life Improvement Center. As always, free parking available in our lot! 🚗

1 attendee

Expand Your Classical Painting and Drawing Techniques... Classical Illusionist!

Tue, Sep 29, 1:30 AM

From Fine Art Classes at Kline Academy

4.5

"Classical Painting II: The Classical Illusionist" With instructor Carlos Palazio *Every Monday, 6:30- 9:30pm* ***Payment required before class to guarantee and reserve your spot! RSVP will not be accepted. Please enroll online at*** [https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/The-Classical-Illusionist](https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/the-classical-illusionist) ***or call the office at (310)-837-7194!*** | One Day - Pay Per Class | $90.00 USD | | ----------------------- | ---------- | | 4 week course | $290.00 USD ($74.54 per class) | | 8 week course | $550.00 USD ($70.68 per class) | | 12 week course | $820.00 USD ($70.25 per class) | | 18 week course | $1,175.00 USD ($67.10 per class) | | 24 week course | $1,500.00 USD ($64.25 per class) | **To Register**, call (310) 927-2436 or online [https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/The-Classical-Illusionist](https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/the-classical-illusionist) So, you want to be a portrait or figure artist? This class is essential for you. Speed up the learning process, “cut to the chase” and enroll in our new Sight Size measuring for the figurative artist and become a “Classical Illusionist” Painting the cast using Sight-Size develops the ability to see shapes and proportions accurately, by continuously comparing the drawn shapes with the cast. This class will develop the accuracy of drawing skills, the ability to correctly judge and paint values, and finesse transitional tones and edges to give the painting the illusion of three-dimensions. The three main objectives of this class: 1\. Drawing \- draw the shapes of the cast in correct proportion\, beginning with the big shapes then the smaller shapes\. 2\. Values\- Learn to correctly judge values by using 5\-7 tone scale which we will mix on the palette\. We will begin by first establishing the three major value relationships: the light shape\, the shadow shape and the background\. 3\. The Illusion of three\-dimensions: Finally we paint the transitional halftones and soften the edges of the form\. This step gives the painting three\-dimensional qualities\, and the form will take the 3D qualities of an object sitting in a space\. These are essential skills to have in your tool box as you move forward to painting portraits, still life, illustrations, etc. **What You'll Learn** Draw the shapes of the cast in correct proportion, beginning with the big shapes down to the small shapes. Learn to correctly judge values by using 5-7 tone scale. Learn to describe how light travels across the form (your cast) Turn and soften the edges of the form. Paint the cast to look like a three dimensional object on the canvas. Learn essential skills to have in your tool box as you move forward to painting portraits, still life, illustrations, etc. Live demonstrations and personalized one-on-one instruction

1 attendee

FREE! PIANO SPHERES - CHARLEMAGNE PALESTINE

Thu, Oct 8, 3:00 AM

From LA and OC Weirdo Music and Art Forum

4.8

**FREE CONCERT, BUT YOU MUST RSVP. READ INSTRUCTIONS BELOW. SUGGEST YOU RSVP ASAP!** **Date**: October 7 @ 8:00 pm - 10:00 pm Possible dinner before TBD **Venue**: The Brick temporary annex 619 N. Western Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90004 [+ Google Map](https://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=619+N.+Western+Ave+Los+Angeles+CA+90004 "Click to view a Google Map") Phone (323) 848-4140 Tickets: Free, but you must RSVP here: [https://pianospheres.org/tickets/](https://pianospheres.org/tickets/) I suggest you do this ASAP! “GRADUALLY MY ARPEGGIOS BEGAN TO BECOME STRUMMMMMSSSSS AND STRUMMMMINGGGGSSSS” Charlemagne Palestine returns to Los Angeles for a rare performance of his monumental Strumming Music, which he has been developing since the early 1970s and describes as an approach and technique that is always different. “It is not a ‘composition’ as such” he says, “it is an evolutionary liquid sound continuum process that I have presented hundredsss of versions that I have performed over the last 50+ years.” NOTE: Piano Spheres is pleased to partner with The Brick to offer this season kickoff as a free concert. Tickets required, limit 2 per patron. **Ticket holders must be present 30 minutes** before start time, or seating is not guaranteed. Please make careful note of venue address: The Brick temporary annex – 619 N. Western Ave, LA CA 90004 Born in 1947, Chaim Moshe Tzadik Palestine, known as Charlemagne Palestine, came from a Russian Jewish family who left Odessa and Minsk at the dawn of the twentieth century to settle in Brooklyn, New York. He began his musical training singing traditional synagogue musics. From the age of 7 until 14, he was a member of the Stanley Sapir traditional chassidic music choir singing in synagogues all over the east coast of America. Later he enrolled at the High School of Music and Arts in upper Manhattan and studied voice, accordion, piano, drawing, painting and sculpture, and immediately developed an interest in the composers who were creating sounds using recording tape techniques and generating sounds by electronic music machines as well as non-western musics from all over the world that he discovered listening to disks from the Folkways label founded by Moses Asch. In 1963, he became the bell ringer at St. Thomas Episcopal Church in New York City, located next to the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA). Every day for six years, he played traditional Protestant hymns as well as inventing an experimental sound approach using the large resonant church bells as his sound source and devised a soap opera sequence of hundreds of variations of complex bell sonorities every day at 5pm for several years. His performances resonated throughout the church’s surroundings and attracted the attention of thousands passersby each afternoon, including artists, choreographers and composers like Alwin Nikolais, Len Lye, Moondog, John Cage, Tony Conrad, and Ingram Marshall. He took advantage of the geographical proximity to MoMA to become a regular visitor of the museum and explore all the museum’s collections, where he discovered French Impressionists and American Abstract Expressionist painters who were a revelation and inspiration to him. The color explorations of Monet, Seurat, Rothko, Albers, Still and others became one of the catalysts for his own aesthetic quest. He imagined inventing a continuous sound form that paralleled the visual artists canvases and structures and imagined created sound canvases and structures that continued to exist nonstop and always present as visual art works were. During this period, he associated with numerous figures of the artistic avant-garde and counterculture: Allen Ginsberg, Kenneth Anger, Richard Serra, Tony Conrad, Steve Reich, Gordon Matta Clark, Philip Glass, Jean Dupuy, La Monte Young, Sol LeWitt, Terry Riley, and many others. Following a meeting with electronic music composer Morton Subotnick at his New York University electronic music studio in 1967 he began to compose numerous electronic sound works using continuous synthesized sounds made with a Buchla 2000 electronic music synthesizer that was the sound source for Subotnick’s electronic music studio. In 1968-69, he deepened his knowledge of electronic synthesizers and especially the changing timbre spectrum possible with multiple sound oscillators and electronic filters at night at this NYU music studio. There he met other experimenters, Eliane Radigue, Rhys Chatham, Serge Tcherepnin, Maryanne Amacher, Ingram Marshall, and many others. In 1969, at Subotnick’s invitation, he and Ingram Marshall moved to Los Angeles, California, and began experimenting and teaching at CalArts, where he discovered large pipe organs in downtown Los Angeles and a Bösendorfer Imperial Grand Piano with an extra lower octave in the enormous concrete ultra resonant cube of the new Cal Arts building in Valencia that he named The Temple but that would eventually become the celebrated Modular Theatre of Cal Arts Valencia. From 1971 he began creating long continuous works for piano and organ that he named “Spectral Continuums,” often lasting as long as five hours for the piano and 48 hour works for church organs. Simultaneously, he worked on a synthesizer prototype with Don Buchla and Serge Tcherepnin and developed with them a synthesizer he called The Spectral Continuum Drone Machine. Around this time, he met the dancer Simone Forti, with whom he began a sound and movement ritualistic collaboration that they called Illuminations. Their first performance in Los Angeles at the Pasadena Art Museum in 1971 was greatly appreciated by the then large avant-garde group of artists, dancers, and musicians from Los Angeles and the many who had now been imported from all over the art world as members of the faculty of the new California Institute of the Arts and especially Alan Kaprow the dean of arts then and convinced them to continue and develop this Illuminations ritual performance form. From then on for nearly 50 years Simone and Charlemagne were invited worldwide to present Illuminations. Charlemagne Palestine was also interested in Javanese and Balinese gamelan. He traveled to Indonesia in 1971 with Ingram Marshall to study this music. He was also introduced to Hindustani music by Pandit Pran Nath. A champion of sonic continuum, drone, and trance, Charlemagne Palestine is particularly renowned for his strumming technique, a term that can be translated as “struck music.” Derived from flamenco and the chime technique, strumming is based on repetition and the physicality of playing, but also on the idea that the instrument has its own voice and can, depending on how it is played, produce a series of harmonics that seem to emerge spontaneously. Thus, in his works (primarily improvised), Palestine plays on resonance and the layering of sounds to sculpt sonic masses in a perpetual quest for the “golden sound.” By extension, during his concerts, he seeks to engage in a dialogue with the performance space by saturating the available sonic space in such a way as to make it vibrate. Marked by spirituality, tradition and shamanism, his performances are ritualized: he drinks cognac, smokes Indonesian clove cigarettes, and places a multitude of teddy bears (his “deities”), scarves and other fabrics on the concert venue and on the instrument. Although associated with the minimalist music movement, he rejects this label in favor of “maximalist,” a term which, according to him, allows one to set no limits. Charlemagne Palestine was also a video artist pioneer (Body Music series, 1973-74, Island Song, 1976, and Ritual in the Emptiness, 2004) creating an audio visual form that became classics of early video art performance works and also invented and developed a multimedia form of installations merging his sounds, rituals and the inclusion of the stuffed animal toy as a modern shamanic divinity totem and created Gesamtkunstwerks (total art works) for MoMA NYC, 356 Mission in LA, The Kunsthalle Vienna, The Museum of Art and History in Paris, Documenta Kassel Germany and many other installation venues all over Europe and the US.. He deploys his teeming universe of stuffed animals and sacredly charged rags in site-specific installations, often monumental in scale. He began as an artist of the Sonnabend Gallery in NYC in the early seventies and then became represented by the Toselli Gallery Milano, Oppenheim Gallery Cologne, Lara Vincy Gallery Paris, and most recently by the Meredith Rosen Gallery in New York City. Though born in Brooklyn, for years he lived in Soho, Tribeca, and Dumbo in NYC while settling from time to time in Paris, Lyon, Rotterdam, Geneva, and now has lived in Brussels, Belgium since 1999.

6 attendees

Abstract & Contemporary Landscape Painting with Scott Yeskel

Tue, Sep 29, 1:30 AM

From Fine Art Classes at Kline Academy

4.5

**Abstract & Contemporary Landscape Painting** Instructor: Scott Yeskel **Every Monday 6:30-9:30pm** ***Payment required before class to guarantee and reserve your spot! RSVP will not be accepted. Please enroll online at*** [https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/beginning-abstract-and-contemporary-painting-workshop](https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/beginning-abstract-and-contemporary-painting-workshop) ***or call the office at (310)-837-7194!*** | One Day - Pay Per Class | $90.00 USD | | ----------------------- | ---------- | | 4 week course | $290.00 USD ($74.54 per class) | | 8 week course | $550.00 USD ($70.68 per class) | | 12 week course | $820.00 USD ($70.25 per class) | | 18 week course | $1,175.00 USD ($67.10 per class) | | 24 week course | $1,500.00 USD ($64.25 per class) | **To Register**, call (310) 927-2436 or online ([https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/beginning-abstract-and-contemporary-painting-workshop](https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/beginning-abstract-and-contemporary-painting-workshop)) Have you ever pondered the various ways of transforming your painting muse into an abstract expression of how or what you feel? Seems a bit complicated, but worth a shot, right? Take a photo of a specific scene that you are fond of, whether it's a downtown busy street, the ocean, a sweeping meadow, ect. and begin to understand its rhythm. Is it calm? frantic? Does it overlap in size and shape, is it warm or cool? Next, take your picture and crop it, blow it up, imagine it from a birds eye view. Starting to sound interesting? In this course with a working, professional artist, you will learn and develop a system of painting abstract imagery that will make your work grow leaps and bounds. Yeskel will explain the mesh between midcentury abstraction and realism and how it has evolved in today's art world. Learn to paint abstractly while staying in touch with traditional methods and techniques. **What you will learn** Learn a developed system of abstract painting Learn how to work with emotion, color, rhythm Learn how to maximize a provocative composition Learn to paint abstractly while staying in touch with traditional methods and techniques. Get an overview on building a body of abstract work for Gallery Representation **Both oil and acrylic painters welcome. Come and build your body of work... All levels welcome** You must bring your own materials. You can find the supply list for this class here ([https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists](https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists)) **Scott Yeskel** is an acclaimed oil painter who paints both representational and abstract cityscapes mostly of L.A. In the tradition of Diebenkorn, Richter and De Kooning. This juxtaposition leaves the work diverse on many levels. Yeskel's abstracts, layered in thick strokes of oil, speak of incorporeal places that harken back a mood or feeling from particular environments he has been. The representational work, on the other hand, leaves an impression of a snap shot gone by. The work is balanced, both focused yet off kilter, sharp yet skewed. His bold color choices mix with various muted hues to pull together truly contemporary views of urban sprawl, and modern living. **KLINE ACADEMY of FINE ART** **3264 Motor Ave, LA 90034 (near National)** **[www.klineacademy.com](https://www.klineacademy.com/)** **Contact Information:** Artist@Klineacademy.com Staff@Klineacademy.com Office Phone: (310) 837-7194

1 attendee

Emerging Artist Painting Workshop, All Levels with Cheryl Kline

Thu, Sep 24, 6:00 PM

From Fine Art Classes at Kline Academy

4.5

**Emerging Artist Painting Workshop, All Levels with Cheryl Kline** **Every Thursday 11am - 2pm** ***Payment required before class to guarantee and reserve your spot! RSVP will not be accepted. Please enroll online at*** [https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/emerging-artist-painting-workshop](https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/emerging-artist-painting-workshop) ***or call the office at (310)-837-7194!*** | One Day - Pay Per Class | $90.00 USD | | ----------------------- | ---------- | | 4 week course | $290.00 USD ($74.54 per class) | | 8 week course | $550.00 USD ($70.68 per class) | | 12 week course | $820.00 USD ($70.25 per class) | | 18 week course | $1,175.00 USD ($67.10 per class) | | 24 week course | $1,500.00 USD ($64.25 per class) | **To Register**, call (310) 927-2436 or online ([https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/emerging-artist-painting-workshop](https://www.klineacademy.com/weekly-classes/emerging-artist-painting-workshop)) In this Contemporary Painting workshop...It's not about quantity...but quality. We offer a relaxed environment in which to explore your own ideas and interpretations using different materials and even the ones you are comfortable with. We don't necessarily "throw the baby out with the bath water" because even contemporary art follows principles of design, composition, rhythm and color. Students will expand their creative potential and have fun exploring the freedom in style and techniques of contemporary painting and drawing. Are you getting ready for a show? We can help you build your body of work so it is inspiring, cohesive and ready to hang. **What You Will Learn** Explore many styles or hone your own style Find your unique voice and build a body of work Learn how to take risks and discover endless possibilities- never stay stuck! Learn to paint contemporary images while staying in touch with traditional methods and techniques. Get an overview of work for Gallery Representation, and how to present Listen to epic Rock and Roll while you work Personalized one-on-one instruction **You must bring your own materials.** Get the supply list here ([https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists](https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists)) **Cheryl Kline**, founder and owner of Kline Academy is a working artist whose works are found in the collections of noted individuals and institutions around the world. She has won numerous awards including an Honorable mention from the Portrait Society of America and Salmagundi Club of New York. She studied with master artist Jan Saether at The Bruchion School of Realist Art the same building as Kline Academy is located today, and at The Florence Academy of Art in Italy. Kline has a Degree in Commercial Art from Woodbury University. **KLINE ACADEMY of FINE ART** **3264 Motor Ave, LA 90034 (near National)** **[www.klineacademy.com](https://www.klineacademy.com/)** **Contact Information:** Artist@Klineacademy.com Staff@Klineacademy.com Office Phone: (310) 837-7194

1 attendee

Emerging Artist Painting Workshop, All Levels with Cheryl Kline

Thu, Oct 1, 6:00 PM

From Fine Art Classes at Kline Academy

4.5

1 attendee

Figure Drawing, All Levels with Matt Duckett

Sat, Oct 3, 5:00 PM

From Fine Art Classes at Kline Academy

4.5

**Figure Drawing, All Levels with Matt Duckett** Saturdays 10am-1pm ***Payment required before class to guarantee and reserve your spot! RSVP will not be accepted. Please enroll online at*** [https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clcgrbj55q71v0886oiea7586](https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clcgrbj55q71v0886oiea7586) ***or call the office at (310)-837-7194!*** | One Day - Pay Per Class | $90.00 USD | | ----------------------- | ---------- | | 4 week course | $290.00 USD ($74.54 per class) | | 8 week course | $550.00 USD ($70.68 per class) | | 12 week course | $820.00 USD ($70.25 per class) | | 18 week course | $1,175.00 USD ($67.10 per class) | | 24 week course | $1,500.00 USD ($64.25 per class) | **Enroll here:** [https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clcgrbj55q71v0886oiea7586](https://app.enrollsy.com/enroll/kline-academy-of-fine-art?lId=cjyj9d4s50jmt0128ovx9cmsv&pId=clcgrbj55q71v0886oiea7586) In this class, learn the beautiful language of the line in live figure drawing as well as a quick way to find shadow patterns and shapes. Emphasis will be on proportions, gesture, construction of the three dimensional form, and later details of the body. Teens/adults & all levels welcome. **You must bring your own materials.** Get the supply list here ([https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists](https://www.klineacademy.com/supply-lists)) **KLINE ACADEMY of FINE ART** **3264 Motor Ave, LA 90034 (near National)** **[www.klineacademy.com](https://www.klineacademy.com/)** **Contact Information:** Artist@Klineacademy.com Staff@Klineacademy.com Office Phone: (310) 837-7194

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup provides a platform for artists to connect with each other through local events and groups. It allows artists to collaborate, share ideas, and expand their creative networks through meetups that focus on various artistic interests and activities.

To find artist groups in Los Angeles, use Meetup's search feature to explore group listings by city. You'll discover a range of communities focused on different artistic practices, from painting to digital art, allowing you to connect with similar creative minds.

Yes, on Meetup you can find events happening this week. Check the events calendar for Los Angeles and see which artist meetups fit your schedule, allowing you to plan your participation in advance.

Joining an art meetup is straightforward. Simply create a free Meetup account, search for art groups or events in Los Angeles that interest you, and RSVP to any event you'd like to attend.

Many meetups cater to different skill levels, including beginners. Search for beginner-friendly groups or events, which often focus on learning and skill development, providing a supportive atmosphere for new artists.

Meetup generally offers free participation options, although some events may have a fee set by the organizers. Joining groups and exploring events typically comes at no cost.

To RSVP for a Meetup event, log into your account, find the event page, and select the RSVP option. This lets the organizers know you're attending and keeps you updated on event details.

Not all art events include hands-on activities, as formats vary. Some may focus on discussions, networking, or exhibitions. Check event descriptions for details on what each session entails.

Yes, you can create your own artist group on Meetup. Set up a group by choosing your focus, defining your audience, and hosting events in Los Angeles to gather fellow artists.

The frequency of art meetups varies by group and event organizers. Some host regular weekly or monthly sessions, while others may occur sporadically based on local engagement and interest.

Group activity depends on the organizers and participants. While some groups stay active with regular events, others might have fewer meetings. Research group history for better insight.

Art meetups often include community building, creative collaboration, and artistic exchange. Expect to meet new people, share your work, and inspire each other in a relaxed environment.

Some artist meetups specifically feature painting sessions, depending on the group's focus. Check event specifics to see if they offer practical workshops or open studio time.

Meetup assists in connections, though forming friendships depends on individual engagement and activity at events. Keep attending and interacting to increase your chances of lasting connections.

Yes, some groups host online meetups or dual virtual/in-person sessions. This can vary by organizer, offering flexible participation options for attendees. Double-check event type before joining.

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