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Adult Workshops for ZMA Members: Watercolor Landscapes with Gail Glagola

The ZMA offers an exciting series of adult art workshops for ZMA members. Each quarter, enjoy hands-on artmaking experiences led by experienced artists in a relaxed, beginner-friendly environment. Not a member yet? No problem! Join at any level to gain access to these exclusive classes.

Topic: Watercolor Landscapes with Gail Glagola

Immerse yourself in the beauty of nature in this exciting watercolor workshop, where we’ll draw creative energy from special ZMA exhibition: Howard Chandler Christy: The Landscapes from the Trembly Family Collection, on view beginning October 23.

While best known for his “Christy Girls”, this local artist also created landscapes throughout his career inspired by the scenery of the Muskingum River near his home and his travels. This exhibition is a rare opportunity to see several of these works together, demonstrating the variety of techniques Christy used to capture light, color, and atmosphere.

Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned painter, this hands-on experience will guide you through techniques to capture the elegance and emotion of the natural world—just as Christy did.

We encourage you to bring reference photographs of inspiring landscapes from your hometown or travels.  


Workshop fee: $100

Special Member Price: $50

Gail is a retired New York State art teacher who loves to weave and paint.  Recent paintings have been shown at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum in Coshocton, John McIntire Library, and The Works in Newark, Oh.  Her weavings were the subject of a one-artist  show at the John McIntire Library in Zanesville. Teaching remains a favorite and Gail sought out classes at the Zanesville Museum of Art to keep connecting with students young and “experienced”.  After several years the museum asked her to join them as the Educational Assistant and a member of the newest Docent class. 










Earlier Event: November 6
ZMA Talks: Speaker To Be Announced
Later Event: November 13
CONCERT AT THE MUSEUM: Performer TBA