about the artist
Theresa Long, a Missouri artist and art teacher, expresses her passion for the natural world through her paintings, gardens and conservation efforts at Bethany Springs. Since 1995, she and her family have worked to encourage native species by tending and reconstructing woodland, prairie and stream habitat on their farm. This serves as inspiration for her paintings and has sparked a specific interest in Painting for Conservation.
For more information about Theresa, view her full bio here! |
WORKSHOPS & LESSONS
Plein Air Watercolor Workshop
All levels. Enjoy Plein-air watercolor painting in the Whitmire Wildflower Garden. For more information click-here. Registration coming soon. Limited enrollment, sign up today! Wednesday, September 11 Friday, September 13 Wednesday, September 18 9:00am to 12:00pm Carriage House at Shaw Nature Reserve Gray Summit, Missouri Botanical Watercolor
Painting Workshop All levels. This 3-day workshop focuses on carefully observing botanical specimens selected from the Whitmire Wildflower Garden at Shaw Nature Reserve. For more information click-here. Registration coming soon. Limited enrollment, sign up today! Tuesday, October 8 Thursday, October 10 Tuesday, October 15 9:30am to 2:00pm Carriage House at Shaw Nature Reserve Gray Summit, Missouri 
Offering private and small group
painting workshops in the watercolor, oils and acrylic. For more information,
visit the contact page for inquiry. |
upcoming exhibits
KITES ACROSS THE COUNTY
A Public Art Project Celebrating Franklin County's Bicentennial Theresa was honored to be one of the artists to paint one of the steel kites that will be on display in Franklin County, MO! To learn more about KITES ACROSS THE COUNTY click-here. 
Theresa and her home, Bethany Springs, will be featured in a regional garden & studio tour, June 1 & 2, with the Herman Garden Club. More information coming soon.
Indian paintbrush, Castillega, is the newest piece from Theresa's native flowering botanicals collection. Original for sale at The Harvest Table in Herman, MO.
For more botanical paintings, visit the Watercolors and Oil Pages! |
