Spring Semester is April 7th - June 6th
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Registration open now!
Figure Drawing Studio
Adults
Mondays, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
April 7 - June 2, no class 4/21 & 5/26
Instructor - Laurel Smith
$278 ($80 for 2 week block)
Join us making art with the figure as subject in this studio drawing group. We provide space, models, easels, tables, music, and community. You bring your materials and artistic energy, and enjoy the easy-going, uninterrupted creative time facilitated by our teacher of 10 years. All levels welcome, with partial semester blocks available and new/returning models!
Adults
Mondays, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
April 7 - June 2, no class 4/21 & 5/26
Instructor - Laurel Smith
$278 ($80 for 2 week block)
Join us making art with the figure as subject in this studio drawing group. We provide space, models, easels, tables, music, and community. You bring your materials and artistic energy, and enjoy the easy-going, uninterrupted creative time facilitated by our teacher of 10 years. All levels welcome, with partial semester blocks available and new/returning models!
Botanical Monoprints
Adults
Mondays, 10AM - 12PM
April 7 - May 12, no class 4/21 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Nancy Crasco
$243 + $25 materials fee
Explore the art of monoprints, a “painterly” form of printmaking, with nature as inspiration. This class will introduce how to make unique prints by combining water-based inks and natural materials like leaves and petals. Through printmaking, students are encouraged to try creative experimentation to develop endless variations on unique designs. Students can produce a collection of original prints, suitable for framing, artbooks, or gift-giving. All experience levels are welcome, with materials provided.
The printmaking studio utilizes non-toxic materials; all students are asked to review the 2024-25 printmaking studio guidelines (provided upon registration) ahead of their first class in the space.
Adults
Mondays, 10AM - 12PM
April 7 - May 12, no class 4/21 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Nancy Crasco
$243 + $25 materials fee
Explore the art of monoprints, a “painterly” form of printmaking, with nature as inspiration. This class will introduce how to make unique prints by combining water-based inks and natural materials like leaves and petals. Through printmaking, students are encouraged to try creative experimentation to develop endless variations on unique designs. Students can produce a collection of original prints, suitable for framing, artbooks, or gift-giving. All experience levels are welcome, with materials provided.
The printmaking studio utilizes non-toxic materials; all students are asked to review the 2024-25 printmaking studio guidelines (provided upon registration) ahead of their first class in the space.
Mixed Media Studio
Adults
Mondays, 1PM - 3PM
April 7 - May 19, no class 4/21 (Partial semester)
$60
Research tells us time and again that setting aside time to engage in the process of art-making contributes to a sense of calm and well-being. Come stimulate your art-making habits in an energizing supportive community of fellow art-makers in a new mixed media studio program. This program is formatted for self-directed project work and bringing personal materials. Participants in the program can experiment with their own sketching, painting, collage and other mark-making materials, while being inspired by optional art prompts in a supportive and encouraging environment. Participants will be encouraged to exchange ideas, energy and foster connections.
Adults
Mondays, 1PM - 3PM
April 7 - May 19, no class 4/21 (Partial semester)
$60
Research tells us time and again that setting aside time to engage in the process of art-making contributes to a sense of calm and well-being. Come stimulate your art-making habits in an energizing supportive community of fellow art-makers in a new mixed media studio program. This program is formatted for self-directed project work and bringing personal materials. Participants in the program can experiment with their own sketching, painting, collage and other mark-making materials, while being inspired by optional art prompts in a supportive and encouraging environment. Participants will be encouraged to exchange ideas, energy and foster connections.
Painting LARGE
Adults
Tuesdays, 10AM - 1PM
April 8 - June 3, no class 4/22
Instructor - Emily Passman (returning in-person!)
$580
This class will allow students to break out of their comfort zone, and equip students for how to make the most of painting BIG. By exploring the joys and navigating the challenges of large-scale painting, students can embrace the freedom of filling space. Exercises will encourage experimentation to make big and bold artistic choices. This class is ideal for oil or acrylic painters with some experience, whether recent or returning to the craft after a break! A materials list is available here.
Adults
Tuesdays, 10AM - 1PM
April 8 - June 3, no class 4/22
Instructor - Emily Passman (returning in-person!)
$580
This class will allow students to break out of their comfort zone, and equip students for how to make the most of painting BIG. By exploring the joys and navigating the challenges of large-scale painting, students can embrace the freedom of filling space. Exercises will encourage experimentation to make big and bold artistic choices. This class is ideal for oil or acrylic painters with some experience, whether recent or returning to the craft after a break! A materials list is available here.
Linocut Printing on Textiles
Adults
Tuesdays, 1:30PM - 3:30PM
April 8 - May 13, no class 4/22 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Nancy Crasco
$243 + $25 materials fee
This partial semester class provides an opportunity to print a unique design on fabrics, great for personalized gifts! Students will learn to design and carve linoleum blocks to then print on their textiles of choice, such as cloth napkins, tea towels, scarves, aprons, and more. All experience levels are welcome. The printmaking studio utilizes non-toxic materials; all students are asked to review the 2024-25 printmaking studio guidelines (provided upon registration) ahead of their first class in the space.
Adults
Tuesdays, 1:30PM - 3:30PM
April 8 - May 13, no class 4/22 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Nancy Crasco
$243 + $25 materials fee
This partial semester class provides an opportunity to print a unique design on fabrics, great for personalized gifts! Students will learn to design and carve linoleum blocks to then print on their textiles of choice, such as cloth napkins, tea towels, scarves, aprons, and more. All experience levels are welcome. The printmaking studio utilizes non-toxic materials; all students are asked to review the 2024-25 printmaking studio guidelines (provided upon registration) ahead of their first class in the space.
Get to Know Pastels
Adults
Tuesdays, 1:30PM - 3:30PM
April 8 - May 20, no class 4/22 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Lea Baecksteiner
$304
Pastels made of pigment have been utilized for hundreds of years to create colorful images with matte finishes. This class will introduce students to using pastels to develop vibrant still-lifes. Through hands-on instruction, students can learn how to build up vibrancy through blending colors using soft chalk pastels. Historic examples, such as the work of Degas, will provide additional inspiration for developing color and light. All experiences levels welcome, but ideal for artists wanting to try a new medium!
Adults
Tuesdays, 1:30PM - 3:30PM
April 8 - May 20, no class 4/22 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Lea Baecksteiner
$304
Pastels made of pigment have been utilized for hundreds of years to create colorful images with matte finishes. This class will introduce students to using pastels to develop vibrant still-lifes. Through hands-on instruction, students can learn how to build up vibrancy through blending colors using soft chalk pastels. Historic examples, such as the work of Degas, will provide additional inspiration for developing color and light. All experiences levels welcome, but ideal for artists wanting to try a new medium!
Relief Printmaking
Adults
Wednesdays, 10AM - 12:30PM
April 9 - May 28, no class 4/23 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Stephanie Stigliano
$347 + $25 materials fee
This class will introduce linocut printmaking, by carving linoleum blocks to use with the American French Tool Press. Through three projects, students can expand their printmaking skills with line, shape, patterns, form, and more. Students will first build compositions through “state proofs”, then integrate layering color blocks. Finally, students will create a multicolor print with a single block - through the White Line printing style, developed through historic techniques from Japanese Edo woodcuts through 20th century Provincetown printers.
All experience levels are welcome. The printmaking studio utilizes non-toxic materials; all students are asked to review the 2024-25 printmaking studio guidelines (provided upon registration) ahead of their first class in the space.
Adults
Wednesdays, 10AM - 12:30PM
April 9 - May 28, no class 4/23 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Stephanie Stigliano
$347 + $25 materials fee
This class will introduce linocut printmaking, by carving linoleum blocks to use with the American French Tool Press. Through three projects, students can expand their printmaking skills with line, shape, patterns, form, and more. Students will first build compositions through “state proofs”, then integrate layering color blocks. Finally, students will create a multicolor print with a single block - through the White Line printing style, developed through historic techniques from Japanese Edo woodcuts through 20th century Provincetown printers.
All experience levels are welcome. The printmaking studio utilizes non-toxic materials; all students are asked to review the 2024-25 printmaking studio guidelines (provided upon registration) ahead of their first class in the space.
Exploring Self-Portrait
Adults
Thursdays, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
April 10 - May 1 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Lea Baecksteiner
$176
Join us for a brief introduction into drawing a self portrait. As a constant presence, the self can be a fantastic subject to learn from, especially using foundational methods of drawing and linework. This class will introduce students to themselves - how to develop observation skills in order to capture individual expressions, anatomy, and personality on paper. Foundational skills will be enhanced through experimenting with various materials like pencil, charcoal, watercolor pen, and more. This class is ideal for visual artists with some experience, whether recent or returning to the craft after a break!
Adults
Thursdays, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
April 10 - May 1 (Partial semester)
Instructor - Lea Baecksteiner
$176
Join us for a brief introduction into drawing a self portrait. As a constant presence, the self can be a fantastic subject to learn from, especially using foundational methods of drawing and linework. This class will introduce students to themselves - how to develop observation skills in order to capture individual expressions, anatomy, and personality on paper. Foundational skills will be enhanced through experimenting with various materials like pencil, charcoal, watercolor pen, and more. This class is ideal for visual artists with some experience, whether recent or returning to the craft after a break!