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This listing describes a past free workshop for young people aged 16-18 to explore the Peter Doig exhibition and experiment with painting approaches.
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Get matched →This free day-long in-person workshop, part of The Courtauld Young People’s Programme, celebrated the new exhibition of works by artist Peter Doig. It was suitable for ages 16-18. Attendees visited the exhibition to delve deeper into the artist’s practice, considering how identity is portrayed throughout Peter Doig’s work and exploring his creative experience of transition across different places, people, memories, and painting techniques. Participants also explored paintings in The Courtauld’s collection important to Peter Doig, such as those by Cézanne, Gauguin, Manet, Monet, Pissarro, and Van Gogh. The workshop included an opportunity to experiment with Doig’s practical approaches to painting in The Courtauld’s Leon Kossoff Learning Centre studio.
The Courtauld Gallery, Somerset House, Strand, London WC2R 0RN, UK
The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Peter Doig presented a new chapter in the career of one of the most celebrated and important painters working today. The exhibition featured new and recent works by Peter Doig, including paintings started in Trinidad, New York, and elsewhere, as well as a new London subject.
The Courtauld’s Young People’s Programme offers an exciting series of free workshops, courses, and events for young people aged 16-18 to explore The Courtauld Gallery Collection and engage with art history and art practice. Insights Into Art History workshops take place throughout the Spring term, allowing attendees to explore different themes, artworks, and practices, developing their understanding of Art History.
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