Located at 15 Shipyard Drive, Suite 1C – near the flagship Wahlburgers – Muse Paintbar offers a variety of painting sessions each week. Bring a date, celebrate a birthday, or enjoy a night out with friends. Muse also offers private parties for bachelorettes, birthdays, kids' parties, charity fundraisers, girls' nights out or afternoon/evening team building sessions with co-workers. In addition to standard paint sessions, Muse offers couples' night, where artists guide you and your special someone through a joint painting resulting in two complementary paintings to hang side-by-side. Muse will also host Family Day sessions two or three times per month where family-friendly painting sessions will be offered, often at discounted prices. "Muse allows local artists to share our passion and create art in a fun, relaxed atmosphere," said Vanessa Leigh, co-founder and lead artist of Muse Paintbar. "Art can be intimidating, but we break down barriers by providing simple directions that allow people to gain confidence. By the end of the session, they've had fun and can take home an original work of art." Muse is managed by president and co-founder, Stan Finch, a graduate of Harvard Business School.
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Muse provides the paint, canvas, and apron while a professional local artist guides guests, brushstroke by brushstroke, toward creating a masterpiece, no art experience needed. To participate, guests can simply visit view the online calendar, and sign up online. Classes average $35, but prices may vary for fundraisers or special events. When it's time to paint, guests will enjoy a great selection of food, wine and beer while they create a masterpiece. Muse works hard to support the local economy and community and donates five percent of profits to local causes and charities. Additional Muse Paintbar locations include Manchester, NH (42 Hanover Street), West Hartford CT (69 Raymond Road), Portland ME (245 Commercial Street), Providence, RI (119 N. Main Street), Foxboro, MA (217 Patriot Place) and Norwalk, CT (55 N. Main Street).Bill Jacklin Painting Bill Jacklin attended Walthamstow School of Art from 1960 to 1961 to study graphic design, and he worked as a graphic designer at Studio Seven, London, in 19. In 1962, he returned to his studies at Walthamstow and began studying painting. Soon after, he enrolled in the Royal College of Art in London from 1964 to 1967. Jacklin’s early career was marked by his Abstract style. However, by the mid-1970s, his work moved toward Figuration. In particular, his pieces examined light and movement. In 1975, Jacklin held his first two solo exhibitions. One took place at Upper Gallery, and the other was held at Nigel Greenwood Inc., both of which are in London. That same year, Jacklin was awarded an Arts Council Bursary. He held many solo exhibitions at Marlborough Fine Art, London, and at Marlborough Gallery, New York, throughout the 1970s and 1980s, and he also took part in many group exhibitions during this time period. Over the course of those ten years, the artist also received many commission jobs from the Bank of England, De Beers, and the Washington National Airport, among others. Since that time, the city has been his primary subject. His work in New York explores many different aspects of the city his paintings often focus on the city’s famous landmarks. However, many of his paintings involve large crowds that are constantly in flux or in smaller, more intimate moments. In 1991, Jacklin was elected a Royal Academician. Two years later, he became the Official Artist-in-Residence for the British Council in Hong Kong.
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