A Place for Art
Art is a significant part of Oatlands’ history. From early American portraits to decorative arts, the former owners of Oatlands left treasures to be admired and studied. The 20th century owners of Oatlands had at least two artists in the family and they left works of their own such as sculpture and needlepoint. At one time these owners used the former plantation smokehouse, which now houses the Reclaim Your Story exhibit, as an art studio.
A place for Creating…
Since opening to the public in 1966, artists have gravitated to Oatlands as a place of beauty and inspiration. Art classes, taught by established artists, are held in the beautiful 19th century greenhouse. On your own — purchase a daily garden & grounds pass, bring your camera or art supplies, and spend the day being creative.
A place for Exhibiting…
Visit the Carriage House at Oatlands to see the on-going art show by local artists. Located in the former gift shop, the art show is available for your enjoyment while at Oatlands and all the art is for sale — for your enjoyment later!
A place for Artists…
Artists — are you looking for a place to showcase your work? The Carriage House Gallery is accepting applications from artists with an exhibition resume for month-long shows. Contact alex.bartman@outlook.com
The Greenhouse Studio
Oatlands has partnered with the Yellow Barn Studio to bring you art classes in the beautiful Greenhouse at Oatlands. See the listing of scheduled classes below and click on any “Register for Classes” button to go to the Greenhouse Studio registration page.
Next up:
Basic Watercolor Painting | Six week series, Instructor: Elaine Nunnally
Four week series: Tuesdays, April 14 - May 19, 12:30pm - 3pm Instructor: Elaine Nunnally About the class: Learn how to create a well-composed watercolor painting using traditional techniques and […]
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