Art Sprint with Tomasz CEBO | workshop

When

23-24 listopada 2024 r.
w godzinach od 10:00 do 15:00

Tickets

350 zł przy zakupie biletu
do dnia 4 listopada włącznie

400 zł przy zakupie biletu
od 5 listopada

ticket

Additional information

The condition of the workshop is that a minimum number of participants (10) must gather.

We provide all the necessary art materials for participation.

Are you interested in painting? Are you going to art college and want to improve your skills? Or maybe you just want to develop your passions? We invite you to a weekend course, where you will learn two painting techniques: expressionism and abstractionism. Tomasz Cebo will inspire you and encourage you to express yourself creatively. Find the artist in you!

For whom.

The workshop is aimed at young people 16+ and adults regardless of previous experience.

Program:

Day 1: Expressionism. Expressionists sought to bring out exceptional, distorted, pathological phenomena. They used associative symbols, appealing to the dark corners of the human subconscious. They depicted deformed reality to convey a subjective vision of it.
Day Two: Abstractionism. Such a realization of the work, in which it is devoid of all illustrative qualities, and the artist does not try to imitate nature. The authors use various means of expression through which they “represent something”.

Fee:

PLN 350 when purchasing a ticket up to and including November 4
400 zł when buying a ticket from November 5 onward

Registration is open until November 13 or until seats are sold out.
In case a group of 10 participants does not gather, the workshop will be canceled and fees will be refunded.

Presenter:

TO YOU HAVE CEBO – musician, performer and painter, born at 8:03 a.m. in Zlotow in 1980, graduate (2005) of painting at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan. During his studies he was awarded several times a scholarship from the Academy of Fine Arts, as well as a scholarship from the Marshal of the Wielkopolska Region and the Mayor of the City of Toruń.

In his painting he refers to New Expressionism, figurative painting and Abstract Expressionism, creating his own original style. His paintings are available in collections and galleries around the world – from New York to Torun.

Features of his work include:

action painting, which he describes as “chlap,” where the speed of the gesture predates Pollock’s
infantilism, manifested in letters, unfinished words, often written backwards and swapped places. This is a direct reference to Basquiat’s
landscape, which is an intrinsic motif of his works, from the realistic to the modified surreal world.