Events
Natasha June
Internationally acclaimed artist visited Ms Chloe Palmer’s AP Drawing Class
at View Park High School in the Crenshaw District. Natasha June is native of Johannesburg, South Africa. She uses mixed media and particularly charcoal to create serial portraits that address issues of personal evolution and identity. Her work shows influences of Chuck Close and Warhol among others. “Natasha June: My Life Through My Work.”
Artist Natasha June’s serial female faces represent her influences by Chuck Close and Andy Warhol among others. She discussed biographical and procedural issues in her work during a visit to Ms Chloe Palmer’s AP Drawing Class on 12/5/2018 at View Park Accelerated Preparatory HS in the Crenshaw District of Los Angeles made possible by the LA Guest Artist Series.
On Wednesday December 5, 2018 internationally acclaimed artist, Natasha June visited Ms Chloe Palmer’s AP Drawing Class at View Park High School in the Crenshaw District. Natasha June is native of Johannesburg, South Africa. She uses mixed media and particularly charcoal to create serial portraits that address issues of personal evolution and identity. Her work shows influences of Chuck Close and Warhol among others. “Natasha June: My Life Through My Work.”
Posted by LA Guest Artist Series on Sunday, December 9, 2018
Dec 5, 2018
In the following video Artist, Natasha June concluded her visit by answering questions about her work posed by students at View Park Accelerated Prep High School’s AP Drawing Class taught by Ms Chloe Palmer on December 5, 2018. Later during the class Natasha June and LA Guest Artist founder, David A Valentine reviewed student drawing and print portfolios.
Posted by LA Guest Artist Series on Sunday, December 9, 2018
In the following video Artist, Natasha June concluded her visit by answering questions about her work posed by students at View Park Accelerated Prep High School’s AP Drawing Class taught by Ms Chloe Palmer on December 5, 2018.
Later during the class Natasha June and LA Guest Artist founder, David A Valentine reviewed student drawing and print portfolios.