*SOLD OUT* Art on Penn: Summertime Sip & Craft

The continuous struggle for women's participation and equality in all spheres of life and society is observed on Women’s Equality Day, August 26. To mark the day, with Amy’s guidance you will sweep texture and washes of delicate paint to create a beautiful one-of-a kind textured acrylic painting on a wood base. In the early 1900s, the women's suffrage movement used the yellow roses to show support for a woman's right to vote, and so too can you! 

A little about our Instructor Amy:
Amy has always had a love for art. She owned her own art business for years before entering art education. Amy has taught art for 19 years to all levels of students. Now she is painting as a member of Art Gym Denver and working at the Molly Brown House Museum. “I found my heart in my art. It all started with a psychic reading! The psychic stated that I was going to find my artistic expression and that it would be “free and uninhibited.” After painting in a controlled way for most of my life, that sounded very appealing. Color started to come forward in my painting. Color has always been captivating to me and I have been told I have a gifted eye for it. Color propelled me into action. Paint subjects you love. By following my intuition splashing, dripping and varying my brush strokes, I created art I truly love.” – Amy Marsh