On September 19, dive into the beauty of fall through the eyes of abstract art.

Learn to mix vibrant, warm autumn hues and create an abstract painting inspired by the landscape of the Northeast in the Fall…. apple orchards, pumpkin patches, rustic barns, reservoirs with a backdrop of patchwork mountains, dirt roads freckled with colorful leaves.

Workshop includes a canvas. Participants will also be given a palette knife and paintbrush to continue their color mixing journeys at home or back in their studios.

Bring your own inspirational photo or choose from one on hand to get you in the joyful mood of using fall color palettes and nature’s inspiration to create warm earthy abstract art.

Light refreshments, wine and non-alcoholic beverages will be served.

About Tricia Caracappa: 

Tricia Caracappa is an artist and designer living in Katonah, New York. Tricia received a BS in Systems Science Physics from Providence College, with a strong focus in Studio Art. After declining a masters of architecture program, she began a full career in financial services and continued to study at the Art Students League of New York.

After two decades in corporate, she listened to her internal creative compass and received an AAS in Interior Design from Parsons School of Design, while working full time and raising a family. She retired from corporate and launched her interior design business.

Shortly after she was asked a pivotal question, “If you were in a room filled with opportunities and success were guaranteed, what would you?” Her answer and action were immediate,” ARTIST.” Today she follows what absolutely lights her up – making beautiful, energetic art that reminds her to live life fully with ease and delight, joy and peace, not pressure or stress.

Her art studio is in tucked into the 19th century brick lined Yellow Monkey Village in Cross River, New York. Nature, movement, color and beauty inform her curiosity, play and flow in the studio where she finds freedom in the abstract and grounding in form.

Tricia is on the board of the Katonah Museum Artists’ Association, has exhibited in various group shows, including Life Perceived, Opposing Forces and Rhyme, Rhythm and Harmony, participated in local events such as Larchmont Art on the Avenues, and had her first solo show at Yellow Studio Gallery in October 2023. Stay tuned for Tricia’s next solo show at Yellow Studio in September 2025.

For more information on Tricia’s work visit her website here.