Watercolor Practice – Inspired by Ruth Asawa
March 9, 2026
3 to 5:30 pm
Join us for our Watercolor Practice series. Each week we’ll study and copy renowned artists to build your watercolor skills in color, technique and composition—then use what you’ve learned to create art that reflects your own style.
This week our featured artist is: Ruth Asawa.
Ruth Asawa (1926–2013) was a Japanese-American artist best known for her innovative wire sculptures, though she also worked extensively in drawing and printmaking. Born in California, she developed her artistic skills despite facing internment during World War II. Her delicate line work and organic forms demonstrate a unique approach to capturing three-dimensional space on paper.
Space for these classes is limited to 18 participants. RSVP is required.
For Adults
Experience Level:
Good for all, beginner to advanced
Location:
Canyon Community Center
Address:
126 Lion Blvd. Springdale, UT 84767
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Instructor:
Supplies:
Bring your own watercolor supplies—paints of your choice, a sketchbook, brushes, and watercolor paper. Working with your own materials helps you build confidence and continue painting at home.
Don’t have supplies yet? No problem. We have a few donated watercolor palettes, brushes, and paper available for use. Let me know ahead of time if you need supplies and I’ll have them ready for you.
Space for these classes is limited to 18 participants. RSVP is required.
