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Always wanted to learn watercolor but didn’t know where to start?
Beginner Watercolors is a relaxed 4-week class designed to help new painters build confidence while learning essential techniques.
You’ll practice washes, wet-in-wet brushwork, glazing, dry brush techniques, and color mixing — completing small studies and paintings as you go.
No experience required — just curiosity and a willingness to experiment. The class is taught by Karen Berstler Art Studios.
📅 Tuesdays starting April 21
🕡 6:30–8:30 PM
📍 Jester Artspace
2818 Grubb Road
Wilmington, DE 19810
💲 $200 for the full 4-week course
Spots are limited — register through our website.
www.eventbrite.com/e/beginner-watercolors-4-week-class-tickets-1980481259761
Love the arts in Wilmington?
Become a member of Jester Artspace.
Membership helps support exhibitions, workshops, and creative programming while also giving you perks:
🎨 10% off classes and events
🖼 Lower exhibition entry fees
👩🎨 Eligibility for the annual Member Exhibition
Membership starts at just $40 per year.
It’s a simple way to support local artists and help keep creative opportunities growing right here in Wilmington.
Learn more on our website:
www.jesterartspace.org/membership/
Kathy was glamour personified at the March Tuesday Sketch Night at Jester Artspace. Glorious!
Next event is Tuesday, April 14, 2026 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm – with Gerry as The 50s Greaser 😎
sign up at www.jesterartspace.org
The gallery is open this Saturday, April 4th from Noon-2pm.
“It’s a Spring Thing” celebrates the return of color, light, and creative energy with work from local artists.
Stop by, explore the exhibition, and support the local arts community.
Artwork in this post is ‘Standing Tall’ by participating artist Kathy Coyne. Meet her this Saturday – she’ll be the gallery monitor on duty.
Kathy Coyne is a Delaware-based artist working primarily in acrylics, using both conventional and fluid art techniques. Her award-winning art leans toward landscapes or wildlife, and is likely influenced by a life spent studying nature. She also creates mixed media pieces using a combination of wire sculpture and monoprinting techniques to construct "little tree dioramas". A self-taught artist, Coyne started showing her work in 2020 and is particularly grateful for the encouragement, support and guidance of the local art community.