LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP
Master of Fine Arts- Style Landscape Painting Critique Workshop
with Eileen Murphy
This landscape panting critique session is designed to give concrete technical feedback and both contemporary and art historical references that will be useful to people who are newer to landscape painting.
Participants will receive personalized feedback and direction based on their own body of work; an introduction to the professionalized language of painting; and technical tips for how to make the art that they want to make.
Audience: Fine Art Painters
Mediums: Acrylic, Oil
Stage: Beginner, Aspiring
Session Dates & Times:
Thursday
March 26th
4-6 pm MDT / 6-8 pm EDT /
10 pm-12 am GMT
$22.00
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WORKSHOP Description
In this workshop, I’lll offer guidance to painters who are newer to painting landscapes. I’ll point you in the direction of other artists to look at (both historical and contemporary), techniques to consider, and pointers for choosing reference images.
🎥 WORKSHOP RECORDINGS available for 1-YEAR after the workshop ends!
🎥 NOTE: Workshop Recordings may be offered for sale at a future date at Mastrius, with the consent of the instructor.
High School, University, and College students get 20% OFF. See FAQs at the bottom of page.
Supply List
Please be ready to show your work and share something about your process. You can share digital images or hold your paintings up to your screen. Also, if you don’t want to share your work, feel free to join in just to learn from the feedback that is given to others. I taught in an MFA program for several years and students often said that they got as much out of the critique of other people’s work as they did their own.
Instructor Bio
Born in 1981 in Mount Kisco, NY BA from Mount Holyoke College, 2003 MFA from Pratt Institute, 2006 Eileen Murphy is a painter who has spent her life along the Hudson River. She and her dog Frito split their time between Brooklyn and Craryville, NY.
Eileen has shown widely and has attended residencies to the Vermont Studio Center, Yaddo, and the High Line Nine. She received the Individual Artist Award from the Santo Foundation in 2017; in that same year, she was invited by the US Department of State to participate in the Art in the Embassies program, which sent her to Algeria.
She is was the Lead Faculty in Drawing, Painting, and Printmaking in the MFA program at the Institute of Art and Design at New England College from 2020-23.
Her most recent solo shows were at Gallery Afternoon in Seoul, South Korea in February 2024 and at Thomas VanDyke Gallery (Brooklyn) in April 2024.
