Early art-making experiences help develop self-expression, problem-solving, and social skills in young children. Multisensory play with colors and shapes, texture, balance, and scale is at the core of this child-directed exploration. Please dress for unexpected paint splatters.
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Studying art history encourages critical thinking skills, artistic behavior, and holistic learning by incorporating other subject areas. Each session includes an object-based visual literacy lesson in the galleries and an art-making experience led by a teaching artist in the studio classroom. This program supports the Ohio homeschool curricula’s Fine Arts requirements.
In this fiber arts class, students will learn to create beautiful textile art inspired by summer sunsets. Using a blend of water, soap, and soft wool roving, participants will capture the ephemeral beauty of the setting sun in a stunning piece of fuzzy, warm textile art.
Learn the art of pyrography! Beginner to intermediate students learn to use a heated tool to burn designs onto a functional wooden birdhouse. Line weight, surface texture, various wood grains and finishes will be explored in this class. Students are provided with protective heat-safe gloves.
