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Lydia Zoells (she/her) is an artist and educator based in Madison, Wisconsin. She teaches painting, drawing, and printmaking to undergraduates at Milwaukee Institute of Art and Design and to adults at Madison College and Atwood Atelier, among many other community art hubs in the Madison area. Her first career was in book publishing, which she left to pursue her M.F.A. in painting from the New York Academy of Art. As a beneficiary of continuing education programs for adults, she loves sharing her skills with other artists at every age and level, to build their abilities and confidence so that they can make art they are passionate about. Lydia’s paintings and prints have been exhibited in New York at Susan Eley Fine Art (NYC), the Salmagundi Club, Eyes On Art, The Living Gallery, LIC-Artists, and (of course) the New York Academy of Art, and in Wisconsin at American Feral, MIAD Galleries, and the Green Lantern Gallery.


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Artist Collaboration Series:

Floral Painting

with Lydia Zoells

18+

Thursday, July 9th

5:30 - 8:30 pm

$80

Paint from life using stunning seasonal bouquets arranged by local florist Jill Bulman of Rosewood Circle Flowers. A short lecture and demo will cover the history of flower painting, color mixing, simplified forms, and expressive brushwork — then you'll create your own painting from the arrangements in front of you. 


Acrylic paints and supplies provided. Oil painters are welcome to bring their own. No experience necessary. This class is appropriate for painters of all levels. 


This class is open for 12+. Those under 18 years should register with an adult. 


Annual Registration fee does NOT apply. A minimum of 8 students for this workshop to run. 


Registration deadline: 7/2/26

Monroe Street Arts Center
1732 West Lawn Ave.
Madison, WI 53711

Phone: 608-232-1510

Email: info@monroestreetarts.org

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