You're Invited!
Join us for a free demonstration during the 2025 Tucson Pastel Society (TPS) general meeting, Oct. 15!
When creating landscape paintings, Lisa has often chosen to focus on dramatic luminosity and color shifts within the negative space. In her demonstration, Lisa will share some observations and tips that she uses to capture the beautiful golden hour of light through trees.
Coffee will be served. Lisa Larrabee will be available to answer any questions about our classes and programs after the demonstration.
Tucson Pastel Society (TPS)
TPS is an active and vital art organization for pastel artists to flourish, fostering the skills and camaraderie of its members while promoting community awareness of dry pastel fine art through exhibitions and events. They advocate and promote the pastel medium and have fun doing art in the communities it serves, established as a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization.
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For the 2025 OST maps, visit artsfoundtucson.org.
The TPS general meeting is open to the public, any non-member may attend once a year without the cost of a membership fee.
Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2025, 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
We'll be at the TPS Art Center Studio location. For directions or more information, click here.
2447 N. Los Altos Ave.
Tucson, Arizona 85705
TPS sponsors programs, exhibits and events that encourage and support the artistic goals of its members; provides opportunities for members to experience fun and camaraderie; offers professional development among its members; unites artists who enjoy working with soft pastels; educates and promotes the appreciation of pastel fine art; interact and collaborates with other art groups and organizations; engages in community outreach; contributes charitable donations to worthy causes and groups; and inspires artists to dream, discover, create and celebrate individual creativity.
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Membership is open to all individuals, students, businesses, and organizations with an interest in fine art, particularly pastels. TPS serves cities, towns, municipalities, and residents in the State of Arizona and collaborates with other art groups, guilds, societies, and organizations nationwide. For the 2025 OST maps, visit tucsonpastelsociety.org.
They serve artist and their communities through funding, programming, and collaboration. The Arts Foundation prioritizes relationships with artists, their communities, and cultural institutions to better achieve equity through the arts.
