David Hornung art workshops
David Hornung art workshops
David Hornung art workshops
David Hornung art workshops
David Hornung art workshops
David Hornung art art workshops

David Hornung

David Hornung is a painter and collage artist whose work has been exhibited in the US and UK. Over the course of a long career he has served on the faculties of The Rhode Island School of Design, Indiana University, Skidmore College, Pratt Institute, and Adelphi University. He is the author of Color: A Workshop for Artists and Designers (Laurence King Pub Ltd.), a color theory and practice textbook that has been translated into six languages and is used in art schools and private studios around the world.

David’s web site
David’s 2-week class:
  • • October 13-18 & October 20-25, 2024 | Collagapaloosza: A Collage Intensive

    Open or Close
    Collagapaloosza: A Collage Intensive
    • Level: Intermediate to advanced
    • Sewing machine:
    No
    • Materials fee: No
    • Facility usage fee: $60

    • SORRY, class is full To be placed on waiting list, please send in registration & deposit. If space does not become available, a full refund of the deposit will be issued.

    Tuition & Meal plan for 2-week class with David:
    • $2690 | paid in full as soon as possible | 10-day Tuition ($2050) & Meal plan ($640)
    Stacks Image 29955
    DESCRIPTION
    Painted paper collage and textile construction are naturally interrelated. Both involve building art out of pre-made parts and both allow for radical improvisation in color and design. But, because collage work is far less time-consuming, it is the perfect format for the development of general design skills or the rehearsal of ideas that may be used later in quilt design. It is also, in its own right, an art form with a rich tradition in modern and contemporary art.
     
    In this class we will explore collage using painted paper with a variety of techniques. Work can vary in scale from very small to moderate. Each student will pursue her own agenda at her own pace. The goal is to produce a body of work in a supportive studio atmosphere with technical help, thoughtful discussion and critique. This is a great follow up to Hornung’s Elements of Design and Composition class but would also be useful to anyone working with intermediate to advanced studio experience.



    SUPPLIES
    (Please label your own supplies)
    • Paints: These matte acrylic paints are perfect for collage and are extremely affordable. They can be purchased online at Dick Blick Art Supplies or Jerry’s Artarama (but not in stores):
    - 1 (2.5 oz) tube of Jo Sonja NAPHTHOL CRIMSON (Blick #00722-3224)
    - 2 (2.5 oz) tubes of Jo Sonja TITANTIUM WHITE (Blick #00722-1704)
    - 1 (2.5 oz) tube of Jo Sonja ULTRAMARINE BLUE DEEP (Blick #00722-5134)
    - 1 (2.5 oz) tube of Jo Sonja YELLOW LIGHT (Blick #00722-4014)
    - 1 (2.5 oz) tube of Jo Sonja BURNT UMBER (Blick #00722-8054)
    (Alternatives are Golden SoFlat Matte Acrylic, Holbein Acrylic Gouache, and Turner Acryl Gouache paints).

    • 1” flat synthetic water color brush (Blick #06173-1001) “Princeton”
    • 2” soft brayer (Blick #40104-1002)
    • Water container
    • Disposable palette (suggested: Canson 9x12” - Blick #03011-1103)
    • Bienfang Graphics 360 marker paper tablet (9x12” or 11x14”) (Blick #10604-1003)
    • 2 large glue sticks (recommended: Elmer’s Extra Strength Glue Stick, 1.4 oz. Blick #23952-1003)
    (Or, if you prefer, an alternative adhesive, such as, yes, matte gel, or Steam a Seam 2)
    • ‘Offset Trowel’ plastic painting knife (suggested: Dick Blick #03105-000)
    • Pencil (2b or HB)
    • 12” steel ruler
    • Paper towels
    • Cutting tools: scissors plus a #2 or #11 X-acto knife
    • 9 x 12” Alvin or Dahle “self healing” cutting mat or a sturdy pieces of chipboard
    • For burnishing, an old credit card or a bone folder (The Winsor and Newton 1” flat brush mentioned above has a burnishing tool on its handle.)
    • Apron
    • Portfolio for finished work

    • Recommend for backing your collages: 100 lb Bristol Vellum (Strathmore makes a tablet - 25 sheets: 11x14” would be a good choice)
    A more expensive alternative: 300# Arches hot press water color paper. This heavy archival paper comes in 22x30” sheets and can be gotten online via Jackson’s Art Supplies. One or two sheets will carry you through the workshop.

    Feel free to bring along printed material, e.g., photos, illustrations, or text; anything that might find its way into a collage.

    There is not a materials fee for this workshop.


    If you have any questions about the materials list or the course in general, please contact David

  • • 2024 Fall Art Retreats | Tuition and Meal Plan
    Tuition & Meal plan for 2-week class with David Hornung:
    Both weeks (10-day class) of this workshop are to be taken back-to-back. No registrations accepted for only one week.
    • $2640 | paid in full before April 1, 2024 | 10-day Tuition ($2000) & Meal plan ($640)
    • $2690 | paid in full before June 1, 2024 | 10-day Tuition ($2050) & Meal plan ($640)
    + $60 facility usage fee

    Tuition & Meal plan for 2-week class with Claire Benn: (Note: Only 14 students accepted)
    Both weeks (10-day class) of this workshop are to be taken back-to-back. No registrations accepted for only one week.
    • $3500 | paid in full before April 1, 2024 | 10-day Tuition ($2860) & Meal plan ($640)
    • $3550 | paid in full before June 1, 2024 | 10-day Tuition ($2910) & Meal plan ($640)
    + $60 facility usage fee
    + $40 materials fee payable in cash to Claire

    Tuition & Meal plan for 2-week classes with Nancy Crow:
    Both weeks (10-day class) of these workshops are to be taken back-to-back. No registrations accepted for only one week.
    • $2640 | paid in full before April 1, 2024 | 10-day Tuition ($2000) & Meal plan ($640)
    • $2690 | paid in full before June 1, 2024 | 10-day Tuition ($2050) & Meal plan ($640)



    Meal plan
    During the art retreats, Margaret Wolf, will prepare fabulous gourmet lunches and dinners plus a coffee/snack break daily during each week of class. The meal plan is provided so participants may concentrate fully on their work without being bothered by the interruption and inconvenience of cooking for themselves. The break times present a great opportunity to get to know your fellow students, share ideas, and just relax together in this wonderful environment.

    The meal plan includes an opening night welcome dinner, five lunches, five afternoon coffee/pastry breaks, and four more dinners during the duration of the workshop. Coffee, tea and water will be served during these break times. Participants are responsible for any other beverage choices, such as soda pop, beer, wine, milk or bottled water.

    Please keep in mind that if anyone chooses not to participate in the meal plan, they are solely responsible for all of their meals, snacks, coffee, tea, and other beverages. The kitchen facilities are reserved for the resident chef. There is a microwave and a refrigerator in the wet studio for student use. Most restaurants are at least a 20 minute drive away from the barn.

    Please note: Due to facility limitations, meal plans are available only for workshop participants.
  • • Accommodations
    Accommodations:

    New hotel Hampton Inn, Canal Winchester, Ohio (20-25 minute drive to Crow Timber Frame Barn)
    This new, highly rated, clean, comfortable hotel is offering reduced rates. Phone: 614-953-2204
    • For special rate, please book online

    The Morgan Theater Home, Baltimore, Ohio (5 minute drive to the Crow Timber Frame Barn, mention Crow Barn)
    Former silent movie theater converted into a private residence. Three rooms for rent include free cable TV & free high speed internet access. Kitchen/refrigerator/stove & all "kitchen stuff" available. Phone: 740-862-4765 or Email

    Other accommodations, please negotiate your own weekly rates:

    AirBnB options in the area near the Crow Timber Frame Barn

    City of Lancaster, Ohio (20-25 minute drive to the Crow Timber Frame Barn)
    • Holiday Inn Express & Suites, 740-654-4445
    • Hampton Inn, 740-654-2999
    City of Reynoldsburg, Ohio (20-25 minute drive to the Crow Timber Frame Barn)
    • Fairfield Inn, 614-864-4555

    Campgrounds near the Crow Timber Frame Barn
    Rippling Stream Campground, Baltimore, OH, 740-862-6065, (5 minute drive to the Crow Timber Frame Barn)
    KOA Campground, Buckeye Lake, OH, 740-928-0706, (15-20 minute drive to the Crow Timber Frame Barn)
  • • Miscellaneous information
    Roommate
    • Please let us know if you would like a roommate. We will try to match you with another participant to share accommodations.

    Travel to and from the Crow Timber Frame Barn
    • The Barn is located near Baltimore, Ohio (southeast of Columbus, Ohio)
    • Please keep in mind that there is not a shuttle service to and from the motels to the farm, therefore please arrange a rental car or carpool with another participant.
    John Glenn Columbus International Airport (CMH) in Columbus, Ohio, is the major airport serving the area (30 minute drive to the Barn)

    Rental sewing machines, cutting mats & lamps
    • Bernina sewing machines are available for $150 per 10-day class.
    • Cutting mats are available for $30 per 10-day class.
    • Lamps are available for $30 per 10-day class.

    Formal class hours
    • Monday-Friday: 9-12 and 2-5 daily
    (Classrooms are open 7 am-9 pm Monday-Thursday, 7 am-5 pm Friday)

    Professional facilities
    Each student is provided with a large work table, an 8’ x 8’ work wall, and a comfortable chair. Classrooms are well illuminated and are open from early morning until late in the evening, plus the classrooms have air conditioning & heating. The surface design/dye studio at the Crow Timber Frame Barn includes large padded tables, lots of light (natural and color-corrected bulbs), 3 commercial stainless steel sinks, & washer/dryer. All facilities are non-smoking.

    Mailing list
    If you would like to be placed on a mailing list for information about upcoming art retreats, please send your contact info.

    Questions? Email
Images of David Hornung, David’s work, David teaching at the Crow Timber Frame Barn and student work