Now offering this NEW two-day workshop in-person! Carnival celebrations have taken place for centuries all around the world. Each one culturally unique, full of pageantry, costumes, and fun! In this workshop, students will learn about the history of Carnival masks and create a whimsical paper mache head of their very own. Have fun being a little silly and use your sense of humor to create exaggerated features using paper mache techniques to bring your sculptures to life. All experience levels welcome.
Now offering this Art Play Date in-person! Parents, come join your little artists in this exciting day time workshop. You and your child will be immersed in multisensory art making activity stations for toddlers and adults to enjoy together. Have fun learning and playing together while helping your little artist get started in the world of art. In this tactile, squishy and slimy workshop, students will get their hands messy with a variety of art materials from workable dough to ooey gooey slime!ÿ
*Cost includes all supplies for both one child and one adult to do together.
Now offering this NEW one-time workshop in-person, back by popular demand! Enjoy a night with a mom, family, or friends. Make memories, have fun, and leave with a bracelet you both will cherish always! Equipped with a hammer, a little anvil, and metal stamping tools, you can easily make your own fashionable stamped bracelet using any designs or letters you would like! All skill levels welcome.
Now offering this NEW one-time workshop in-person! Enjoy a short lecture with Bert Nero, an Ikebana (The Art of Japanese Flower Arranging) practitioner, who will speak on her experiences and the history of Ikebana. Then create a vase inspired by these beautiful arrangements. Students will use basic hand building techniques to make a ceramic container suitable for displaying their own Ikebana inspired flower arrangement. All skill levels welcome
*Cost includes all art supplies including firing and glazing of your pieces!
Now offering this NEW one-time workshop in-person! Ka-Pow! Wham! Bang! Join us as we create Pop Art inspired artwork that looks like neon signs! Visit the exhibit, "POP!" and see some of the original comic strip inspired artwork that started it all, created by artist Roy Lichtenstein himself. Use neon Model Magic (air dry clay), to create these unique signs using your own onomatopoeia (words that imitate natural sounds) word.
