about
The studio school, founded in 2012, is a small art school dedicated to the idea that to learn to draw (and paint) is to learn to see. It is a place for students to reach their full potential under the mentorship of our gifted instructors, each a working artist. All levels of student are welcome, and a passion for creation and growth is nurtured and fed. Art class sizes are small enough to allow for maximum student-instructor interaction, giving students the opportunity to really grasp the skills and tools that are offered.
our instructors
Lind Hollingsworth
artist instructor
Lind Hollingsworth is a painter who works in mixed media. She currently creates “relief paintings”. Using paper, mat board and spackling, she builds a scene in relief to which she adds paint, maps, photo transfers and found objects. She captures the character of the southeast through focusing on the juxtaposition of the fortitude of nature and human consumption. She works to convey the essence of a place through depicting man-made structures, flora and fauna, and memories that inhabit it.
Lind currently works as an adjunct instructor at Columbia College, teaching Art Appreciation and Art History at Hunter AAF and Fort Stewart. She founded the The Art School in Savannah where she taught art classes to age 6 through adult from 2000 – 2007. She has also taught public school art and worked as an architectural interior designer. http://lindhollingsworth.com/
Lind@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Lind Hollingsworth is a painter who works in mixed media. She currently creates “relief paintings”. Using paper, mat board and spackling, she builds a scene in relief to which she adds paint, maps, photo transfers and found objects. She captures the character of the southeast through focusing on the juxtaposition of the fortitude of nature and human consumption. She works to convey the essence of a place through depicting man-made structures, flora and fauna, and memories that inhabit it.
Lind currently works as an adjunct instructor at Columbia College, teaching Art Appreciation and Art History at Hunter AAF and Fort Stewart. She founded the The Art School in Savannah where she taught art classes to age 6 through adult from 2000 – 2007. She has also taught public school art and worked as an architectural interior designer. http://lindhollingsworth.com/
Lind@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Paul Scibilia
artist instructor
Paul graduated Ringling College of Art and Design with a BFA in Illustration. After graduating he was hired by Paul Montgomery Studio, a decorative art firm where he designed and executed a wide variety of decorative arts projects for the commercial and private clients. His landscape, sky, and trompe l'oiel murals; hand painted Italian ornamental designs; and 18th century design motif reproductions adorn hotels, restaurants and homes internationally. In 1992 Paul left the firm to start Paul Scibilia Studios where he continues his career as a painter and decorative artist. In 2001, his love of the techniques and style of the Renaissance painters inspired him to create a painting class at Anna Maria Art League on Anna Maria Island, Fl. The course title was "Old Masters Methodology Painting". This expanded to several other art leagues in the Sarasota/Bradenton, Fl area. Now living in Savannah, Ga., Paul has continued his decorative art business. He teaches his "Old Masters Methodology Painting" course at the studio school.
Paul@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Paul graduated Ringling College of Art and Design with a BFA in Illustration. After graduating he was hired by Paul Montgomery Studio, a decorative art firm where he designed and executed a wide variety of decorative arts projects for the commercial and private clients. His landscape, sky, and trompe l'oiel murals; hand painted Italian ornamental designs; and 18th century design motif reproductions adorn hotels, restaurants and homes internationally. In 1992 Paul left the firm to start Paul Scibilia Studios where he continues his career as a painter and decorative artist. In 2001, his love of the techniques and style of the Renaissance painters inspired him to create a painting class at Anna Maria Art League on Anna Maria Island, Fl. The course title was "Old Masters Methodology Painting". This expanded to several other art leagues in the Sarasota/Bradenton, Fl area. Now living in Savannah, Ga., Paul has continued his decorative art business. He teaches his "Old Masters Methodology Painting" course at the studio school.
Paul@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Michael Reibel
artist instructor
Michael Reibel is a professional artist based in Beaufort, SC. His primary focus is landscape painting in oil. Michael is inspired by the landscape, patina and history of the south and the low country. Accordingly, the majority of his work is of the southern landscape, however he also enjoys still life and figurative work. He is forever striving to enhance the poetic expression of his ideas with each painting.
Michael’s work has been accepted in numerous juried national exhibitions including the American Impressionist Society and the National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society. He is currently represented by Wells Gallery in the Sanctuary Hotel on Kiawah Island, SC, I. Pinckney Simons Gallery in Beaufort, SC and Eisele Gallery of Fine Art in Cincinnati, OH.
Michael left a successful corporate career in the healthcare industry to pursue his passion for fine art without the demands of a day job. He is an associate member of both the Oil Painters of America and American Impressionist Society and a Signature Member of the National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society. https://mreibelpaintings.com/ Michael@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Michael Reibel is a professional artist based in Beaufort, SC. His primary focus is landscape painting in oil. Michael is inspired by the landscape, patina and history of the south and the low country. Accordingly, the majority of his work is of the southern landscape, however he also enjoys still life and figurative work. He is forever striving to enhance the poetic expression of his ideas with each painting.
Michael’s work has been accepted in numerous juried national exhibitions including the American Impressionist Society and the National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society. He is currently represented by Wells Gallery in the Sanctuary Hotel on Kiawah Island, SC, I. Pinckney Simons Gallery in Beaufort, SC and Eisele Gallery of Fine Art in Cincinnati, OH.
Michael left a successful corporate career in the healthcare industry to pursue his passion for fine art without the demands of a day job. He is an associate member of both the Oil Painters of America and American Impressionist Society and a Signature Member of the National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society. https://mreibelpaintings.com/ Michael@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Michelle Perez
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artist instructor
I graduated from Moore College of Art & Design with a BFA in Illustration. As a multimedia artist, I have worked on large scale community murals, picture book illustrations, tattoo illustration, and pet portrait paintings. Teaching has always been close to my heart because I love to share my love for creativity with others. It brings me joy to see people from all walks of life finding themselves in art. Michelle@thestudioschoolsavannah.com |
Thomas Mitz
artist instructor
The creation of art through painting has been the driving impulse of my life for as long as I can remember. As a young man I had the good fortune of finding two mentors, one who taught me advanced oil painting techniques and the other, the painter bob Novak, introduced me to the theories of Hans Hoffmann,who had himself studied with Matisse in Paris in the early 1900s, and permanently altered my perception of painting. My early work was representational, the primary subjects been figures and landscapes. During a year in Europe my work became progressively more abstract. By the time I had moved to New York I had abandoned representational painting all together. Later, while creating sets and costumes for modern dance, I began using the dancers as models and re-introduced the figure into my painting. Color is what makes painting painting. The perception of color is an ineffable experience. Despite the inadequacy of language I will say a few things about it. No individual color holds any isolated significance to me any more than one note of the musical scale. The magic of emotional recognition comes in the relationships of different colors to each other. As to how I come up with these relationships I can say that the colors are instinctively and intellectually derived. To see examples of my work and read reviews of exhibition go to www.thomasmitz.com / info@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
The creation of art through painting has been the driving impulse of my life for as long as I can remember. As a young man I had the good fortune of finding two mentors, one who taught me advanced oil painting techniques and the other, the painter bob Novak, introduced me to the theories of Hans Hoffmann,who had himself studied with Matisse in Paris in the early 1900s, and permanently altered my perception of painting. My early work was representational, the primary subjects been figures and landscapes. During a year in Europe my work became progressively more abstract. By the time I had moved to New York I had abandoned representational painting all together. Later, while creating sets and costumes for modern dance, I began using the dancers as models and re-introduced the figure into my painting. Color is what makes painting painting. The perception of color is an ineffable experience. Despite the inadequacy of language I will say a few things about it. No individual color holds any isolated significance to me any more than one note of the musical scale. The magic of emotional recognition comes in the relationships of different colors to each other. As to how I come up with these relationships I can say that the colors are instinctively and intellectually derived. To see examples of my work and read reviews of exhibition go to www.thomasmitz.com / info@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Tatiana von Tauber
the studio school owner
Tatiana@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Tatiana von Tauber is an American figurative artist. Project successes include curating, art exhibition, book publication and charity fundraising. In 2010, Tatiana launched a breast cancer awareness charity project called The Art Cure in Savannah, GA. The project auctioned original art created by breast cancer survivors and other artists from around the world, and 100% of collected funds were donated to charitable organizations locally.
Tatiana@thestudioschoolsavannah.com
Tatiana von Tauber is an American figurative artist. Project successes include curating, art exhibition, book publication and charity fundraising. In 2010, Tatiana launched a breast cancer awareness charity project called The Art Cure in Savannah, GA. The project auctioned original art created by breast cancer survivors and other artists from around the world, and 100% of collected funds were donated to charitable organizations locally.
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