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TY GOANAG Nestled in the heart of the village of St Pern, in Ille et Vilaine, TY GOANAG was originally, in the 17th century, a priory, which brought together a few monks; In 1872, an extension was built to create the village presbytery. In the ownership of the municipality the property fell into disrepair and ruin. It was in 2012 that Sophie and Patrice fell in love with this property; they bought it with the objective of restoring it to its original beauty. Passionate about history, architecture and decoration, Patrice renovated this old building with his own hands and more than ten years of work were needed to restore it to its former glory. Stone after stone, Patrice has managed to preserve the authenticity of the place, while providing the modern comfort that is essential today. Sophie and Patrice will be on hand to answer all your requests and make your stay a moment of pure happiness.

workshops in 2025 planning a little more patience, we're fine-tuning our courses; see you soon! Our programs allow for a complete 4 days immersion within a group of 9 people sharing the same passion. It is meant to take you out of your normal routine and share a privileged moment: No registration without accommodation! Each stay begins on a Sunday around a welcome drink: an opportunity for the artist and the other participants to introduce themselves. You will also discover the schedule planned by the artist and the organization of the stay. The course will start the next day on Monday and end on Thursday at the end of the day, after 6 p.m. The artist will specify a list of materials to bring with you. If necessary, you will find on site some basic supplies that you will be able to buy such as colours, brushes, papers and frames...

Meals What could be more convivial than sharing a meal with friends! The stay is organized with half-board. This includes breakfast and dinner, which are included in the price. Dinners are prepared together using fresh ingredients that I provide – for a convivial moment in the kitchen. The menus are vegetarian (with occasional eggs, cheese, or dairy products, depending on the day). As for lunches, they are not included in the price and are the responsibility of the participants. Depending on our outings, we might eat at a crêperie, a restaurant, or opt for sandwiches or mixed salads. It will all depend on the places we visit throughout the day.

Our artists from France and elsewhere.... We have brought together, for 2024, five artists of different styles and backgrounds. What they all have in common, in addition to their mastery of watercolor, is the desire to share their techniques. Come learn with them for 4 intense days. France Isabelle ISSAVERDENS cours en français ou anglais Ghana Jonathan KWEGYIR AGGREY cours en anglais France Emmanuelle GERMANEAU cours en français ou anglais Allemagne Ann KIEL cours en allemand Israël Sophia RODIANOV cours en anglais Italie Barnaba SALVADOR cours en français ou italien

The common areas The kitchen the heart of the house, the kitchen occupies 30 m2 and overlooks the covered terrace. There are so many beautiful places outdoors to enjoy your meal, feel free to take a walk with a fresh baguette to dip in your a coffee. If you enjoy working in the kitchen, go do it, or just go relax your mind in the Priest Garden. The workshop Depending on the weather, and the desires of the group, you will have access to 2 places A room equipped with a hugel table for maximum comfort, a large counter for the artist, a water station and daylight, natural (double exposure) or, if necessary, artificial; A superb covered outdoor space, to enjoy the beautiful garden without fearing the rain or the famous sun of Brittany ! These spaces remain at your disposal throughout the duration of your stay. the garden the living room After an intense day of creative practice, you can relax in the comfortable living room, share your impressions with the other participants, compare your work, and browse watercolor books. These moments offer plenty of opportunities to build real connections among fellow enthusiasts.

Jonathan KWEGYIR AGGREY Jonathan KWEGYIR AGGREY is an internationally recognized Ghanaian artist. Jonathan has had the privilege of participating in group and individual exhibitions in several countries, including Ghana, Turkey, Romania, China, Thailand, Colombia, Nigeria, Italy, France, Norway, Korea and in Russia. He has also been featured in several major international catalogs and publications around the world. His collectors include the Qingdao Art Museum, China, and many art collectors around the world. He won the “Young Icon” award in the Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Awards, 2014. He also won the "Golden Brush" award in Gaziantep, Turkey in 2017, as well as other awards. "For me, painting is the best medium for expressing my deepest feeling about how and what I think and feel about portraying the beauties of nature. My work demonstrates my in-depth understanding of painting, largely in watercolor. Watercolor is the best medium for expressing my deepest feeling about how and what I think and feel about portraying the beauties of nature. My themes vary depending on how challenging and inspiring the subject appeals to my creativity. I love to paint subjects that attract me and finding a subject is not difficult - the subject seems to find me. Observing, walking, sketching, taking photos- -all these offer creative opportunities. I vary my application of the medium depending on the subject at hand. This could either be loose washes or very fuzzy with a lot of details or a combination of lost and found edges as in soft and hard edges. I allow my creativity to flow throughout the working process without restricting myself to any reference materials either from life, a photo or my imagination. I always try to establish a connection between my works and my viewers to enable them to tell their own stories from my works. I love to paint people and places to show my varied audience the other side of the world I live in." .............AWARDS/HONORS/ PRIZES:............ • First African watercolorist to Receive the Saint Yrieix Town Prize Cash Award at the 18ème Salon international de l'Aquarelle du 22 juillet au 20 août 2023 France • First African watercolorist to Win the 1st LUGAR Prize at 2o FESTIVAL DE LA ACUARELA DE SANTO DOMINGO, CHILE, 2023 •First African watercolorist to receive the 1st Cash Prize Winner at the 15e Festival International Confluences, Aiguillion, France 2022 •First African Watercolourist to receive the 1st Award Cash Prize Winner of Prix des Peintres du Moulin (Painters of the Mill Award) at the Troisieme Biennale Internationale d’ Aquarelle de Coquelles BIAC, France 2022 • 2nd Placed Winner in the Holbein Watercolor Competition, Turkey 2020 •Honourable Mentioned Award at the 1st International Watercolor Biennale 2018. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia • The 2nd International Watercolor Biennale Appreciation Award, Pakistan, 2018 • Golden Brush Contest Winner during the 6th International “Love, Tolerance and Peace Through Art”, Gaziantep, Turkey 2017 • Was award a member of the jury committee of International Watercolor Society (IWS) contest held in Seferihisar Municipality, Izmir, Turkey 2016 • National Award Winner of Osagyefo Dr. Kwame Nkrumah African Genius Awards (Young Icons Category) Accra, Ghana 2014 • Among eight selected winners mentioned in the International Triennial Watercolor Exhibition. Peru, Colombia. 2014 • 1st Place Winner; Istanbul Watercolor Society/Istanbul Suluboya Toplulugu, Turkey (The Best Watercolor Painting of Month of May Contest. 2013) • Second Diploma Awarded by The St. Petersburg Watercolor Society, Russia, 2013 • Romania Portrait and Caricature Personalities Award. 2011

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Bernaba SALVADOR By the age of 8, Barnaba was already a nomad between Tamanrasset and Djanet, in the Algerian Sahara. He learned about desert life, the names of the sites, the mountains, the plants, the tracks in the sand... Then he left for Mali and, little by little, Africa entered his gut. His long history of travels takes him to the most unusual places on the continent, watching humanity move about the African markets with whom he shares the colorful disorder. A long travel history in which he alternates work as a graphic designer with that of tour leader, combining his two great passions in travel journals. Watercolor is the technique that characterizes his work, which he rarely abandons to make way for ink or cartoon-style drawings. During the year, Barnaba organizes and runs courses and workshops between Italy and France, as well as online.