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Workshop | Conor Walton Summer School 2027

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Conor Walton
Published 27/10/26 - 22 hours ago
€700.00
Location
Arklow, Co. Wicklow, Y14 E778, Ireland
Category
Courses / Workshops
Website
https://www.conorwalton.com/summer_school.html
Date(s)
July 5 - 9 2027
Times
10am - 6pm
Address
3 Church Building, Main Street, Arklow
Description

‘Painting the Human Figure from Life’
A five-day intensive painting workshop in Conor Walton’s studio in Arklow, Co. Wicklow, painting the figure from a live model, with daily demonstrations and evening lectures on technique, colour theory and art history.

Price includes canvas, easels, basic palette of paint, solvents, brushes.
There are eight places, plus two residential scholarships for students in second- or third-level education.
For more information and to email info@conorwalton.com. 
Details on application below.
Booking Information
Apply by 31 December 2026 (portfolio-based). To apply: <ul> <li>email info@conorwalton.com with the subject line “Conor Walton Summer School 2027”,</li> <li>and include: four JPEG images of recent work (painting or drawing), about 2MB each or less;</li> <li>your age and a summary of your artistic education, if any;</li> <li>if you are applying for a scholarship, say so and give your current educational status.</li> </ul> Places confirmed: Monday 4 January 2027 50% deposit due: Friday 29 January 2027 Balance due: Friday 28 May 2027
 
 
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