LIVE ONLINE WORKSHOP
The Myth of Mixing Colors
with Gianni Giuliano, Master Artist & Mentor
A better comprehension of color choices when painting a subject.
Color theory
Finding the right primary colors to mix your secondary colors
Prioritizing values before color
Understanding the flow of the color wheel
Audience: Fine Art Painters
Mediums: Acrylic, Oil
Stage: Beginning, Aspiring
Session Dates & Times:
Thursday
May 28th
2-4 pm MDT / 4-6 pm EDT /
9-11 pm BST
$66.00
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WORKSHOP Description
Understanding how to use the color wheel based on a limited color palette.
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
Three primary colors of your choice + titanium white + lamp black
Instructor Bio
Of Italian origin, painter and draftsman Gianni Giuliano was born in Montreal, where he continues to live and work.
Throughout his academic career, he completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts with distinction from Concordia University in 1998, a program during which he focused his practice on painting and drawing. A few years later, in 2014, he completed his Master of Fine Arts at the Université du Québec à Montréal, specializing in figurative painting.
Since the late 1990s, Gianni Giuliano has participated in numerous solo and group exhibitions, contemporary art fairs, and artist residencies. In 2004, for example, he had the opportunity to exhibit in Italy at the Civic Museum of Contemporary Art and also participated in an artist residency in Pouch Cove, Newfoundland.
Over time, he became particularly well-established in the Montreal art scene, exhibiting in Westmount, St-Laurent, Île des Soeurs, and elsewhere in the city.
He also received several awards and grants during his artistic career. Notably, he was a finalist at the 10th edition of Figurework in Ottawa in 2018, and a finalist in the Bombay Sapphire Artisan Series at the Phi Centre in Montreal in 2018.
He also won the top prize at the 6th edition of the Brush Off Competition in Westmount in 2017, and several years prior, he received the Elizabeth Greenshields Foundation grant twice, in 1997 and 2001.
Regarding his most recent artistic projects, his works have been exhibited in galleries and exhibition centres throughout Canada.
In late 2025 he had a solo show at the Sahar K. Boluki Gallery in Toronto. A few years prior he exhibited at the Musée des beaux-arts de Mont Saint-Hilaire part of the drawing biennial, and at the Lethbridge Exhibition Centre in St-Laurent for another solo exhibition Les no(m)-dits in 2021.
Furthermore, since 2012 he has been teaching art at the University of Montreal in continuing education, at the Visual Arts Centre, at the Montreal Academy of Fine Arts, at Rubika Montreal and more recently at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
