ARTWORK BY SAMMY LEE

Saturday, July 15-Sunday, July 23, 2023 | 9 days, 8 nights

$3,450 per person, double-room accommodations

$3,950 per person, single-room accommodations

(Please note that ASLD will not pair people for double accommodations)

 

Join ASLD in the South of France, at the beautiful La Napoule Art Foundation for a special atelier taught by ASLD faculty member Sammy Lee. Lee’s focus will be on creating a one-of-a-kind, unique artist book using mixed media techniques while responding to the beauty of the setting, its architecture, light, and the Mediterranean. You may work in your favorite media, including painting, drawing, cyanotype, and assemblage (with locally found objects). Lee will introduce her paper felting, casting, and accordion book structures to capture your stories in a special book format.

Prices include accommodations at La Napoule’s Villa Marguerite; all breakfasts & lunches; 3 dinners, including one Michelin-starred restaurant; local wine selection; art materials, instruction, and critique.

Prices do not include airfare, airport transfers, or expenses associated with the optional day trip.

 

Full payment for this trip is due by June 1, 2023.

For more information or to make your reservation, contact Rachel Basye at r.basye@asld.org.

About Sammy Lee

Sammy Lee is a Denver-based artist and ASLD faculty member. In addition to operating her own studio and residency space (Collective SML|k) in the Santa Fe Art District, Lee also serves as an ambassador for Asian Art to the Denver Art Museum. Her work can be found in collections at the Getty Research Institute, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Spencer Museum of Art, Denver Art Museum, and the Spanish National Library in Madrid. She currently has a solo exhibition on view at the Denver Botanic Gardens.

About La Napoule Foundation

Chateau de la Napoule

Château de La Napoule is a museum and arts center located 8 km from Cannes, France. The Château de La Napoule is the primary facility of the La Napoule Art Foundation, a Denver-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit. This majestic compound, restored over a century ago by a pair of American artists, is now the serene setting for international artist residencies, workshops and contemporary art exhibitions.