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Presented by Robert Scobey

Cost: $60 members; $75 not-yet-members (all supplies, gallery admission, and parking validation included) 

Join us for this studio workshop inspired by the exhibition Matthew Ritchie: A Garden in the Flood. Participants will engage in a variety of drawing exercises that explore the line as both mark and movement through space and time while considering themes in Ritchie’s work such as multisensory perception, chaos, and elements of chance. 

Robert Scobey is an interdisciplinary artist from Nashville, Tennessee. He obtained his BA from Lipscomb University and MFA from Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. He currently teaches drawing at Nashville’s Academy of Make Up Arts. His paintings have been featured in New American Paintings #136.


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Matthew Ritchie:
A Garden in the Flood

Nov 11, 2022–Mar 5, 2023 | Upper-Level Galleries

Renowned transmedia artist Matthew Ritchie invites viewers to experience the richness and complexity of the world by connecting such fields as philosophy and mythology, epic poetry and music, and history and physics.  Interweaving dualities of harmony and chaos, the exhibition offers a meditation on art’s capacity to help overcome social… Read More

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