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Iconic Artists : Hockney's Yorkshire Landscapes In Acrylics

Sun 21 Mar

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Fishergate Room

Explore and paint the colourful landscapes inspired by David Hockney

Iconic Artists : Hockney's Yorkshire Landscapes In Acrylics
Iconic Artists : Hockney's Yorkshire Landscapes In Acrylics

Time & Location

21 Mar 2027, 14:30 – 17:00

Fishergate Room, 7-15 Fye Bridge St, Norwich NR3 1LJ, UK

About the event

SUNDAY 21ST MARCH 2027 | 2.30PM - 5PM

First Floor, Fishergate Classroom. Anteros Arts Foundation


Celebrate the bold colours and sweeping views of David Hockney's renowned Yorkshire landscapes. Beginning with an exploration of Hockney's unique use of colour, composition and perspective, students will then create their own acrylic interpretation of one of his most iconic scenes.

Learn techniques for building vibrant colour palettes, enhancing saturation and capturing the character of the landscape in a confident and expressive way.


Kimberley Bevan is an experienced art tutor with over 20 years of inspiring adults to explore their creativity. She holds a BA (Hons) and a PGCE in Further and Higher Education, combining strong academic foundations with hands-on teaching expertise. Kim has taught a wide range of media—including drawing, painting, printmaking, sculpture, and body casting—working with diverse institutions and organisations while also exhibiting her work locally, nationally, and internationally, and completing private commissions.…


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    £38.00

    +£0.95 ticket service fee

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