Instructor Nora

Instructor Nora

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Instructor Nora is an art teacher who is passionate about combining surrealism and meditation in her teaching. With over 20 years of experience, Instructor Nora's artwork delves into the subconscious, using painting as a form of meditation and stress reduction. In her classes, she emphasizes the expressive power of paint, helping students explore their creativity and express deep personal emotions through art. Instructor Nora’s supportive environment encourages artistic risks and personal growth, guiding students on a transformative journey that extends beyond technical skills.

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Jill
29 Jun 2024
Nora was great! My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed her class. Such a treat to paint with Nora outside in beautiful Griffith Park. Would highly recommend!

Outside Reviews for Instructor Nora

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Vice Magazine
08 Apr 2024
As an LA native, Keyes believes that one of the city's biggest creative forces is its nature. While a budding artist, her work was influenced by frequent visits to the Angeles National Forest and appreciation of its ecosystem, natural history, and numerous wilderness areas. Her relationship to her artwork, however, has evolved through the years, consistently paving the way for new, unexplored terrain. Her heavily layered artworks are impressive from afar, but only when they're seen up close can one truly appreciate the amount of work and detail involved. Keyes' layers upon layers of media, whether paint or collage, convey the artist's own intellectual, emotional, and spiritual journey, resonating long afterwards with the viewer. "If I am able to carve out moments in sound or paint for others to delve into, examine, and hopefully leave with a slightly different perspective, then I have done my job"
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Hi Fructose
08 Apr 2024
Nora Keyes combines painting and collage for intricate, multidimensional pieces. The absorbing work can be scrutinized from feet or inches away, maintaining the viewer’s gaze at every corner. The work can feel otherworldly, yet entirely human in their contemplation and introspection.