Fall 2024 OLLI Digital Catalog

Mandala Dot Painting (B903-1)

B – Fine Arts

The origin or meaning of mandala in Sanskrit is “circle,” and by extension, sphere, community and world. Traditionally a mandala is a geometric design or pattern focused on radial symmetry, like a bicycle wheel or pizza! Mandalas are drawn from the center out and surrounded by beautiful patterns and decorations. A mandala can symbolize everything in life that is interconnected. All materials will be provided. Additional fee: Requires a fee of $10 payable to instructor on the first day of class.

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This offering meets for a total of 5 session(s).

INSTRUCTOR: Gabrielle Bradley

BRADLEY, GABRIELLE–B.F.A., Alfred University, New York State College of Ceramics with concentrations in hand-building ceramics and printmaking. Art teacher and studio artist for the past 30 years. Served as an artist-in-residence for five years in Hong Kong and studio artist in Langkawi, Malaysia, for five years. Currently works in mixed media painting and collage and mandala dot painting.

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