ABOUT THE CLUB

Cupar Art Club has approximately seventy members with interests in painting, in various media, and in craft work.

Club members meet at the Club Studio, Cupar Community Centre, Castlehill, on Monday or Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday evening, and by arrangement, at other times.

A Wednesday evening in the Club Studio

The Club organises several Demonstrations and Workshops by well-known local artists during the year. These are listed in the Club Syllabus.

New members, including beginners, are always welcome.

Those interested in joining should contact the Membership Secretary, Pamela Rawlings

Tel: 01337 827074    Email: Pamela Rawlings

 

ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP

If you would like to support the Club you can become an Associate Member.

For £4 annually you will receive a programme of events and be kept up to date.

You will also automatically receive an invitation to the Preview Night of our Annual Exhibition at the Corn Exchange.

Contact Membership Secretary Pamela Rawlings (see left margin) for more information.

 

Recent Workshop

CAROL BRAMLEY

On Saturday 31st January Club members enjoyed a day of flower painting at a workshop tutored by Carol Bramley.

Carol is a Club member herself. Since finishing her formal training at Duncan of Jordanstone she has followed a career in art focussing on animal portraiture and flower/botanical studies.

Carol had brought many examples of her exquisitely worked paintings, some at different stages of composition to demonstrate the variety of techniques she uses.

For the workshop we used water colour pencils and water colour paints with photographs of flowers or fresh blooms and leaves to work from. The use of coloured pencils was a new experience for many of the members who participated.

The day gave us a most enjoyable challenge and a completely absorbing experience which we can hope to draw from in our future artwork.

Carol was thanked by President Isabel Copland while everyone expressed their appreciation.

 

 

Recent Demonstration

ALFRED ALLAN

Alfred Allan demonstrates landscape painting