upcoming workshops/events
Updated February 2026
Figure and Myth — Online Portrait
& Figure Drawing Workshop
April 1 · April 8 · April 15, 2026
4–6pm UK
11am–1pm EST
8–10am PT
Optional Critique Sessions (following each class):
6:30–7:45pm UK
1:30–2:45pm EST
10:30–11:45am PT
Studio Seat: $75 (unlimited spots)
Critique Seat: $195 (limited to 15 spots)
Moving through themes of embodiment, materials, sketching practices, gesture, and form, we’ll examine the interweaving of creative intuition with technical wisdom. A special focus will be placed on narrative and composition: dissecting the anatomy of myth, and exploring the parallels between gesture, movement, and storytelling.
The series consists of three two-hour sessions over three weeks, with an optional extended critique component for those seeking deeper feedback and dialogue.
*For those who can’t make all sessions, recordings of the classes will be available for rewatch.
Figure and Flow: Paris, France
May 1-3, 2026
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
10:00 - 16:00 CEST
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
10:00 - 16:00 CEST
Rooted in classical draftsmanship, this workshop explores gesture, dynamic observation of form, shadow architecture, and the organization of light and dark while mapping the proportions of the figure. Drawing from the 19th-century French atelier lineage of the Académie des Beaux-Arts and the École des Beaux-Arts, we emphasize anatomy, composition, and disciplined seeing. This tradition is woven into a contemporary embodied practice — integrating somatics, cross-disciplinary dialogue, and neuro-informed insight into flow state
Sign-ups pending
Past Workshops/Events
November 17th
858 Life Drawing Demonstration
London, UK
July 27 - August 3, 2025
Oslo, Sweden
Contemporary Costume
March 21 - March 23
(10:00am to 05:00pm everyday)
Boston Figurative Arts Center, Boston, MA
Figure Drawing Intensive Weekend Workshop
In this 3-day intensive workshop, students will explore a fusion of classical and contemporary approaches. The focus will be on capturing gesture, expressing anatomical structure, and suggesting volume through expressive line and tone. Beyond close observation of the human form, students will learn to honor the energetic signature of the subject and the body’s inherent gesture.
March 14 - March 16, 2025
The Art League of Alexandria, Virginia
Tradition and Transformation Part 2:
Exploring the atelier system in 19th century France with Celia Liberace and Rob Liberace
Drawing from her experience at Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Celia Liberace will guide participants through the timeless principles and techniques that have influenced countless artists over generations. The instruction delves into the convergence of academic fundamentals from Ecole de Beaux-Arts, such as classical draftsmanship, anatomy, and composition, with Celia’s unique approach to freeing, guiding, and harmonizing both mind and hand. As students learn to navigate and interpret form, they will honor the subject’s energetic essence while also considering formal harmony and compositional flow.
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