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Barbara A Mulleneaux: The Sonoran Sunlight – March 15 – 16, 2024

$355.00

Paint the light and colors of the Sonoran Desert. Watch the desert start to come to life as the Winter rains yield to Spring sunlight and wild flowers. Emphasis on light and shadow on forms will be emphasized with the colors that make them pop. Hours: 9am – 4pm.

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Barbara’s works are very expressive with color and texture.  Her subjects are most often landscapes but she loves painting the charm of the old Tucson barrios and an occasional still life. “I want to capture light and express my feeling about the subject. I want the viewer to feel as if they are there with me during the experience.”  Barbara teaches classes and workshops in acrylic and oil mediums. She enjoys participating in Plein Air competitions and art shows regionally and nationally.

Member: OPA, AWA, AIS, SPAPS
Bisbee Plein Air Festival 2015 Best of Show
Featured Articles in Plein Air Magazine’s “Outdoor Painter” 2016
Sunlight and Shadows, Toscana Gallery, Best of Show 2016
Bisbee After 5 Plein Air Festival Judge 2016
Maynard Dixon Campout Invitational 2017
Bold Brush Fav15% Artist 2015-2021
NOAPS Finalist Fall International Online Contest 2017
Sonoran Plein Air Painters Signature Member 2018 Judge: Wilcox 35th Annual Fine Art and Photography Show
Plein Air Painters of New Mexico, Honorable Mention, Museum Show 2019
Sedona Plein Air Festival 2021: two honorable mentions
American Impressionist Society Fall Juried Show 2021
National Oil and Acrylic Society Best of America Small Works 2022
Ghost Ranch Art Residency August 2022
Judge, Grant County Art Guild, Silver City New Mexico
Sedona Plein Air Festival 2022
GALLERIES: Toscana, Oro Valley AZ
Tucson Desert Art Museum and Four Corners Gallery, Tucson AZ

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Paint the light and colors of the Sonoran Desert. Watch the desert start to come to life as the Winter rains yield to Spring sunlight and wild flowers. Emphasis on light and shadow on forms will be emphasized with the colors that make them pop. Using a fairly limited palette, students will mix the colors that make desert magic. Use bigger brushes and palette knives for a luscious surface and bring your paintings new energy. Students are challenged to try my approach and love to paint!

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