
Gerald di Giovanni
@l'academie orientaliste
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French looking for information about Tunisia
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French
Lives in Lyon
Registration: 07 March 2010
About
La Marsa Full-day painting course
From May 2, 2012, the painter Gérald di Giovanni, a graduate of fine arts from Brussels, moved to Marsa-Corniche, for a period of personal work and the preparation of an exhibition.
He will devote all his Saturdays to people wishing to start or improve their skills in painting by passing on to them through the “2 palette method”, which is so effective, his experience, his teaching and his know-how.
The course is based on an exceptional application method and a unique protocol for using colors. This course will allow you to manage your palette and master light in painting. Gérald di Giovanni has fifteen years of teaching experience and more than 4,400 hours of lessons in Tunisia
Open to all, it will welcome you in a spirit of conviviality, for your pleasure, for the joy of creating and adding color to your life. Whether you are beginners, experienced, school, active or retired, come join us.
Several hundred student trainees have already benefited from this training and they are returning to improve their skills. Others exhibit and sell their works.
For adults, classes will take place every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Marsa-Corniche with a short lunch break at the rate of 60 DT per day and payment upon registration with Dalila. The number of participants each Saturday will be limited to 10 people.
A different theme each week will be discussed.
For teenagers aged 12 and over, a course is planned:
every Friday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the rate of 20 DT with a minimum of 10 participants.
The courses will take place at 42 avenue d'Amérique in Marsa-Corniche (penultimate house on the left), accessed by going down the street which runs alongside the Zéphyr shopping center.
Dalila registration: 98379058 & 20823549
When registering, Dalila will give you the list of necessary equipment.
Interests: dessin, peinture à hui, mosaique, poterie, carnets de voyage, aquarel, sculpture
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