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New Williamsburg Lounge Pairs Painting With Your Pinot

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Carrie Dennis

Published Mar 29, 2012

Modified Mar 29, 2012

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What Would Henry Chinaski Paint?

 

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Carrie Dennis

Published Mar 29, 2012

Modified Mar 29, 2012

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Experience has taught us that everything, except the morning after, is better with a little liquid courage, so it's only natural that someone profit off this cold hard fact, before the buzz wears off. With that, the Painting Lounge in Williamsburg is now offering BYOB painting workshops, allowing everyone to know what it feels like to paint like a Master!

Classes are instructed by 32-year-old artist Kevin Tarasuk and are priced at $50 per person for 2 hours or $65 dollars per person for 3 hours. The site says, "Unwind with your favorite beverage while we guide you step-by-step to complete your next masterpiece. No previous drawing or painting experience required. Everyone is guaranteed to leave with a painting they can be proud of." Because pride is often the product of a night of heavy drinking.

As Jennifer Paulino, 25, tells the Daily News, “I’m starting to feel the Pinot Grigio—it makes me trust in my painting." That's probably what De Kooning said.

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