We are pleased to offer a variety of art classes and workshops throughout the year. Class size is limited  to ensure all students receive ample personal attention.  A supply list is provided upon registration. Check back often for new class offerings.

Email gilbertifineart@gmail.com or call 412-303-4590 to register.
​Payment in full is required on the first day of class.

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Expressive Watercolor With Cindy Gilberti

Tuesdays, 10am - 1pm
$150/6 weeks
Beginning, Tuesday, April 18th

Learn how to create beautiful semi-abstract watercolors that communicate emotion and excite the senses.  Understanding the correct terminology, creating good compositions, deciding when to use transparent vs opaque colors,  negative  painting techniques and more will be discussed and reinforced through weekly demonstrations and critiques by your peers.

This class is suitable for beginners and intermediate artists. 

Oil Painting with Wendy Mackin

Thursdays, 10am - 1pm
$100/4 Sessions
Next Session begins May 4th

Learn how to create great compositions using your own photographs or sketches. Experienced painters can work to develop their personal style or try a new technique. New artists learn the basics of composition, color theory, and painting techniques. 
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This class is suitable for beginners and intermediate artists.

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Realistic Watercolor With Doug Brown

Thursdays, 10a-1p
$150/6 sessions
Next Session begins June 1st

Now is the perfect time to learn or improve your watercolor skills. Regardless of your painting level, Doug  walks you through various watercolor techniques so you can create realistic paintings using your own reference photos. 
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Life Drawing Sessions

The 2nd and 4th Wednesday each Month
10am - 1pm
$20/session*
*reservations required as space is limited
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​Join this eclectic group of artists (amateur and seasoned professionals) here at Gilberti Fine Art to develop your drawing skills, build on our combined creative energy, listen to music and share our experiences as artists.
Do this while participating in the time-honored practice of drawing from life, the rendering of the undraped or costumed model. Following the two hour modeling session, artists are invited to participate in a voluntary group critique to share their unique perspective according to their own style, technique and medium.

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