US EditionWoodstock School of Art to inherit R&F’s encaustics classes this spring
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Woodstock School of Art to inherit R&F’s encaustics classes this spring
Regina Quinn with her work. For more than half a century now, the Woodstock School of Art has been the go-to place in our neck of the woods to take courses in a wide variety of visual arts media. Want to learn to draw, to work with charcoal or pastels, to paint in oils, watercolor or gouache? They’ve got you covered. More interested in multimedia, collage, paper arts? You can study those as well. Printmaking is a whole area of specialization at …
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