Ray Neubert Teaches Class at New Armory Art Center Branch in Lake Worth

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 The Armory Art Center will open its second location called the Armory Art Center Annex in downtown Lake Worth.  It allows the Art Center opportunities to enhance the growing Lake Worth art community already in place. The Rickie Report is pleased to announce  that Ray Neubert will be teaching one of the first classes at this new facility!  The class, “Being the Artist You Were Meant to Be” is for  artists who are tired of being told what and how to create.  We urge you to consider this course and find YOUR OWN artistic voice!  Details are in this article.

 

 

                                          Ray Neubert

 

Being the Artist

You Were Meant to Be

 

 

Armory Art Center Annex


Tuesday class begins September 2    3:00-5:00 pm

 

Classes are 8 weeks

1121 Lucerne Avenue           Lake Worth, FL

 

 

 

The Armory Art Center will open its second location called the Armory Art Center Annex in downtown Lake Worth. Formally the shuffleboard center, this 5,000 square foot building, is located at 1121 Lucerne Avenue.  The year-long lease was awarded to the Armory by the Lake Worth Community Redevelopment Agency. It allows the Art Center the opportunity to enhance the growing Lake Worth art community already in place. 

 

 

 

 

"You Take Such Liberties" by Raymond P. Neubert

“You Take Such Liberties” by Raymond P. Neubert

Ray Neubert will be teaching a new course called “Being The Artist You Were Meant To Be”, at The Armory’s new facility in Lake Worth.  This class is meant for artists who are tired of being told what and how to create and keep ending with their art looking like the teacher’s work or other more famous artists. The class begins on September 2nd – October 21st and run for 8 weeks.  
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“Ray Neubert”

Ray explains, “Each week we will have an assigned task which we will review at the beginning of the next lesson.  This is not a class in how to make great art but to focus on what individual great art is in each of us and how to tap into our life experiences to uncover it.  I will not tell you what your journey is but encourage you to explore the possibilities the journey can be.  Personal experiences from all participants will be explored.  Each week will begin with a discussion, continue with exploration of the topics in our personal experience with our art and end with an assignment to be worked on for the following week.”
by Raymond P. Neubert

by Raymond P. Neubert

“Such subjects as…Honesty…Personal Preferences…’The Outliers’…’Cosmos’…Surviving Critiquing…Successes & Failures…Likes and Dislikes…Problem Solving and Best Time To Work.  New topics will be explored as they arise.  Our first assignment will be to bring sketching materials and at least one large object for group sketching to the first class.  In eight weeks we will each create a personal work of art which we will use to begin to explore and document what we each are meant to be as an honest and unique artist.  We will also compile a list of long term and short term goals” Ray says. 
The artist at work

The artist at work

The Tuesday class is from 3:00-5:00pm The eight week class is $200.00.  Contact The Armory Art Center to register at 561-832-1776.

Ray Neubert’s work ” is influenced by my father’s word play, comics of all genres and heroic Propaganda Art.  My NeuArt began in 2009 when I combined drawing, colored ink and word play on lined paper in saturated colors.  I continue with Metamorphosis in acrylics on canvas.”

 

 

 

For more information about Raymond’s artwork, including photography, poetry, assemblage and paintings, please call  561-313-6080 or email  Neuray1@aol.com   or visit  www.subrealart.com

 

The Armory Art Center Annex will serve the local community in the following ways:

  • focus on and feature local artists through exhibitions and teaching opportunities
  • provide outreach programs for youth and adults
  • offer classes and workshops during the day, at night, and on weekends
  • serve an audience from Lake Worth and the surrounding west and southern areas
  • make available studio space for 2D artists

 

 

The schedule will include exhibitions, one-time Art on the Go! classes and eight week classes. Armory instructors will teach classes in drawing, mixed media painting, oil painting and photography for adults and drawing and BAK and Dreyfoos prep classes for youth. Exhibitions by local artists will include Bob Vail and MeiWei Goethe, Lisette Cedeno, Kenneth Gryzmala, Nune Asatryan and Lisa Solon.

 

For more information about the Armory Art Center classes or exhibits call 561-832-1776  or visit  www.ArmoryArt.org

 

 

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact The Rickie Report at:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

P.O.Box 33423

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291

 

Flying Through PBI and Enjoying The View!

Posted on July 30th, 2012 • Category: Art, Art in Public Spaces, Local News and Events

The Rickie Report urges you to stop by Palm Beach International Airport to see the newest  “Art at the Airport” Exhibition!  Palm Beach County Art in Public Places showcases  great art by local artists at Palm Beach International Airport.  

 

Photographs, paintings, digital, and mixed media works selected by the County’s Public Art Committee are currently on exhibition through October 24, 2012 in the Airport’s Concession Level 2.  The show features works by twenty-one artists from Jupiter, Lake Worth, Singer Island, Palm Beach Gardens, Ocean Ridge, West Palm Beach and North Palm Beach.

 

Artists include Lynne Bernay-Roman, Jackie Brice, Juan Doncel, Mark Levy, Gayle Shoupp from Jupiter; Sharon A. Salansky from Lake Worth; Joan Z. Faber from Singer Island; Okhee Kay Nam, Carin Wagner-Brown from Palm Beach Gardens; Evelyne Mathieu-Stambouli from Ocean Ridge; Verda Bradford, Ronald Della Jacova, David Evans, Durga Garcia, Erik Kucera, Raymond P. Neubert, Lois H. O’Brien, Dalhia P. Perryman, Oscar Rojas, Erica Rukin from West Palm Beach; William “Terry” Ganaway from North Palm Beach.

 

For a virtual tour of the exhibition visit: 

http://www.pbcgov.com/fdo/art/exhibitions/ArtAtAirport.htm

The public is invited to attend a free Artist Reception on

October 3, 2012, 5:30-7:00 p.m.

 

Artists interested in receiving “Calls to Artists” for upcoming airport exhibitions and other Art in Public Places projects can submit their contact information through the Artists’ Registry page of Palm Beach County’s Art in Public Places website http://www.pbcgov.com/art/FDORegistry.aspx

 

For coverage of your events, to place an advertisement, or speak to Rickie about appearing in The Rickie Report, contact The Rickie Report at:

Rickie Leiter, Publisher

The Rickie Report

P.O.Box 33423

Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33420

Rickie@therickiereport.com

561-537-0291