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Local art society in West Yorkshire, UK

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Inspired by DIEBENKORN

6 March, 2026 Halifax Art Society

6th March 2026 – Following on from Dominic Vince’s talk last week, members had the opportunity to create an abstract expressionist painting based on Richard Diebenkorn’s style/technique.

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The Green Turtle – back from the brink

3 February, 2026 Halifax Art Society

23rd January 2026 – This workshop was led by Lynda, who brought in many examples of her own artwork depicting these fascinating creatures. Lynda also provided templates and ideas to help members to create their own artwork.

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Flowers in PASTEL

18 November, 2025 Halifax Art Society

14th November 2025 – This workshop was led by Lynne who gave a short demonstration of drawing flowers using soft pastels. We also looked at other artist’s works including Peploe and Van Gogh. Members enjoyed creating their own artwork using some of the techniques displayed.

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Hand Made Paper Artwork

14 October, 2025 Halifax Art Society

10th October 2025 – Following on from last weeks hand made paper demonstration, Jenny left a lot of paper for members to practice on this week. Lynda and Lynne provided a variety of stamps, there were also gel pens, acrylic, coloured pens etc for members to be creative with.

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Paint your Impressionism Masterpiece in Pastels

2 September, 2025 Halifax Art Society

29th August 2025 – Lynne, who led this workshop, gave a short presentation of impressionism artwork by artists using pastels. This was followed by an informative demonstration. Lynne also brought in books and examples of her own work in pastels all of which helped to inspire members to create their own ‘masterpieces’.

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  • DAVID GLOVER - Illustrated talk on forgotten Halifax women of the 20thC 20 March, 2026 at 10:30 am – 1:00 pm All Saints Parish Hall, Godfrey Rd, Halifax HX3 0LY, UK The talk includes early lady members of HAS
  • Mixed Media workshop led by Janet 27 March, 2026 at 10:30 am – 1:00 pm All Saints Parish Hall, Godfrey Rd, Halifax HX3 0LY, UK

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