Master Classes at the Hospitalfield Centre for Art & Culture

Weekend Oriental Art with Campbell Sandilands

Friday 20th to Sunday 22nd July 2012

Master Classes at the Hospitalfield Centre for Art & CultureTools and materials personally sourced and selected by Campbell Sandilands on his recent travels

A creative weekend Master class which embraces an inspiring holistic approach to the subject matter and employs tools and materials personally sourced and selected by Campbell Sandilands on his recent travels. Campbell spent 7 years studying various art forms in Japan, completing his MFA at the Tama Art University in Tokyo, before going on to pursue 4 years of training in brush calligraphy with a Master in Kyoto. He notes “I found the process of Japanese calligraphy very liberating, allowing me to focus on a more meditative, intuitive approach to my own work”. Oriental Art allows you to analyze some of your personal experience as well as to gain a historical insight into Sho, Japanese brush calligraphy.

Master Classes at the Hospitalfield Centre for Art & CultureCampbell Sandilands

This will be followed by instructions upon sumi ink grinding process which helps to focus the mind. Using this meditative approach, they will be guided by their intuition in making large-scale brush marks on paper. Participants will have the opportunity to sample various styles of brush calligraphy. Oriental calligraphy brushes will be used in conjunction with other brushes, some hand-made, in order to create various exciting marks, which could be honed into a more formal abstract composition at will.

Master Classes at the Hospitalfield Centre for Art & CultureParticipants will have the opportunity to sample various styles of brush calligraphy

Date:
July 20-22, 2012.
Friday arrival between 4-5pm.
Sunday departure between 5-6pm.

Places available:
12 Residential or Non Residential places available. Places limited due to amount of close supervision required.

Please note:
We regret to inform you that Hospitalfield can currently provide only limited suitable facilities for the handicapped residential participants.

Level:
Tailored to the individual. Open to participants seeking beginner’s instruction or those wishing to further develop their skills. Previous drawing experience is welcome but is not obligatory

Address:
Hospitalfield, Arbroath (on the east coast of Scotland), close to the A92, 18 miles from Dundee and 53 miles from Aberdeen.

Accommodation:
Full board based on two per room, equivalent of two whole day tariff. Inclusive of breakfast, lunch, evening meal & refreshments throughout the day.

Deadline:
Payment in full must be received by July 13, 2012.

Price:
£275 Residential
All inclusive.
Accommodation, all meals & refreshments. Use of facilities, tour of house, skilled tuition & materials.

£210 Non Residential
Lunch & refreshments.
Use of facilities, tour of house, skilled tuition & materials.

Source: Hospitalfield Centre for Art & Culture