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class info

getting loose

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This class is for artists who want to experiment with their familiar style and learn about freedom of expression through form, space and emotion.

In this class, you will learn to
  • ​loosen up your painting 
  • simplify form and composition
  • paint fast
  • paint using limited color palette
  • embrace experimentation

Students will walk away with two beautiful, loose, and painterly artworks.

Supply List:
  • 2 canvases, size 20x20 inches or larger
  • any type of paint and materials you like to use: oil, acrylic, charcoal, etc...bring it all!
  • various brushes
  • palette knife
  • palette paper
  • quality paper towels like Viva or Blue Shop Towel
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Optional:
  • ​Color Wheel & Value Scale​​
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Available for Purchase @ Front Desk if Needed:​
  • Color Shapers
  • Artist Aprons & Tote Bags
  • "Abstract Painting" book on Amazon, written by Art on 30th owner and mentor, Kate Ashton

Class Info:
  • ​Next session: March 16 - April 13
  • Cost $199 (5 classes)
  • ​THU PM, 6:00pm-9:00pm
  • ​Max 10 students
  • All skill levels welcome​
  • Age level: adult (18 & up)

​Parking Info

WHO SHOULD TAKE THIS CLASS...

• those who love capturing the world around them
• those who want to be more expressive and painterly
• those who work in acrylics
​• those who enjoy both realism and abstract styles

register online

​Class Cancellation & Refund Policies

About the instructor

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Marina Anta

Marina Anta is an enthusiastic contemporary artist with a passion for painting and creating the most breathtaking, thought-provoking pieces. Born in an industrial town in Russia, Marina
learned the importance of working hard to succeed at an early age and would ultimately pursue a Master's Degree in History before getting a Bachelor of Fine Arts from Ural Federal University. Despite being book-smart and having the education needed to get hired for various positions, Marina yearned to do more of what she loves most – creating bespoke art pieces that enable her to showcase her talent while expressing herself through the power of her carefully crafted paintings.

Upon migrating to the United States, Marina would have the opportunity of a lifetime to begin her professional art journey, experimenting with art while traveling to different countries across the globe, using these exciting places and new experiences for much-needed inspiration. She would spend the next decade immersing herself in art, studying in Russia, Italy, and the United States, and learning new and effective techniques that have helped her become a master of her craft.

Known for her innovative approach to artwork, Marina finds joy in using restrained, muted colors and a richness of tonal transitions and shades close in color to bring each piece to life, evoking raw emotions without taking away from the main idea. She aims to create art that brings a sense of excitement to viewers, where they can experience unlimited emotions with pieces that resonate deeply within them. Using disguised images for hidden reveals in every picture, she believes in giving the beholder the power to interpret each piece as they see fit based on the emotions they experience when viewing it.

With a genuine interest in self-forming composition, Marina creates her artwork without
sketches, free-handing every piece during the creation process to breathe life into everything she touches. Her impressive technique sets her apart from others and has helped her make quite a name for herself among those in the art scene. Marina spends most of her time working in media, taking gorgeous photographs, painting distinct pieces of art, creating digital videos, and even working on installations.

Because of her incredible talent and natural ability to capture the beauty in artwork that viewers can interpret in many ways, she has had numerous pieces featured in both private and public collections. Marina has even had one of her pieces selected by the incredible Vallo Riberto, Chair of the Contemporary Art Committee, to be featured at the National Art Show. The feature led to additional exposure and new connections with those who have an unpretentious
appreciation for the arts.

Hoping to inspire others through the power of art and the many ways in which each piece tells
its own story, Marina Anta looks forward to teaching still-life oil painting in the coming months, encouraging and empowering art enthusiasts to take the next step on their personal art journeys. When she isn't working on her next masterpiece or teaching others how to create art, you will find her writing in her journal, golfing, playing chess, or spending time outdoors.​
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"Art on 30th is a diamond in the dust, A place to develop your creative voice, meet like-minded artists and find peace and serenity in a loving space!"

~Susan Brook
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Art on 30th, 4434 30th Street, San Diego, CA 92116  |  (619) 894-9009  |  arton30th@gmail.com

"An 8,000 square foot, 2-story art center focused on community."

HOURS
Sunday: Closed
Monday–Friday: 10am–4pm
Most Saturdays (except for reception days): 10am-4pm
See calendar page for our next opening reception date.

Cancellation & Refund Info   |   Parking Info

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"Abstract Painting" book on Amazon by owner and mentor, Kate Ashton


Art on 30th is ADA approved in all public spaces of the building with a wheelchair accessible front entrance and a handicap parking spot in our back parking lot with a ramp that leads to our wheelchair accessible back entrance. Studios on the 2nd level are privately leased and not part of our public space; artists can apply for wheelchair accessible studio spaces on the 1st floor as part of our Coworking Studios that we offer to the public for a monthly fee  with no commitment/contract (see our Rentals page for more info). 
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