Still Life Painting at Base 31

Join accomplished Prince Edward County artist, Elizabeth Hutchenson, for a day of still life painting at the iconic Base 31.

The small group environment will consist of short talks, hands on demos and lots of time for painting with one-on-one feedback and is adaptable for all experience levels.

Learn how to prepare your canvas/support, best ways to set up your palette, key composition approaches, the importance of background in still life painting, and more. Students can paint in their choice of oil or acrylic.

The class will be led by Elizabeth Hutchinson, an accomplished Canadian oil painter who lives in Consecon, Ontario. Elizabeth’s subjects include family and friends, painted in her studio or home, and objects from the natural world, such as birds and flowers from her garden.

Elizabeth graduated from Ontario College of Art (now OCAD), (AOCA) University of Guelph, (BA), and the New York Academy of Art (MFA, cum laude). Her paintings have been exhibited and sold in Canada and the USA. She has participated in many group exhibitions, most notably at galleries such as Flowers Gallery, Bortolami Gallery, and Sotheby's in NYC.

Maximum class size: 4 students

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Saturday, November 28, 2026

Sill Life in Oil or Acrylic ($150.00)
Instructor: Elizabeth Hutchinson
Time: 10am-4pm
Location: Arts Collective Building at Base 31.
Cost includes taxes ($17.26 HST)
Addition details and supply list will be sent upon registration.

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About Base 31

For generations, Base 31 place has been a point of connection, where people trained, lived, served, gathered, and built community. In 1941, the No. 31 Bombing and Gunnery School was established on the land and operated by the British Royal Air Force. Today, visitors can experience the site’s history through programs that bring its legacy to life.

Across the 750-acre site, historic spaces are being honoured and reimagined. Concerts, public art, food experiences, tours, and play areas animate what’s now B31 District. Meanwhile, Base Living is emerging through a thoughtful, community-guided process, introducing a diversity of future homes designed for many life stages. Together, they form the foundation of the Base31 vision: a place where culture and community grow side by side.

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