This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd through 8th grade.

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 2

4 consecutive days: 6/8/26 - 6/11/26

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 12:00pm-2:00pm 

This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd - 8th grade.

The Mona Lisa is arguably the most recognized painting in the world. It is also shrouded in mystery as much as we see it as just a simple picture. Who is she? What’s this about her smile? Leonardo Da Vinci took three years to paint it?!This class is a great opportunity for young artist to learn about the painting and personalize the work by re-creating the one and only Mona Lisa! Students will learn Art history, draw the composition, and paint Da Vinci‘s most famous work!

This class runs for 4 consecutive sessions; Monday 6/8/26, Tuesday 6/9/26, Wednesday 6/10/26, & Thursday 6/11/26; 12:00pm-2:00pm.

This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd through 8th grade.

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 3

4 consecutive days: 6/15/26 - 6/18/26

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 9:00am-11:00am 

 Artists LOVE to build things and work with their hands! This class is designed to teach students how to build an ARMATURE and to work with plaster gauze to build small sculptures of people.Making these pieces strong enough to stand up is only half of the fun. We also need to give the figures character, gesture, even whimsy as they sit, stand, lean and kneel around the studio! 

 This class runs for 4 consecutive sessions; Monday 6/15/26, Tuesday 6/16/26, Wednesday 6/17/26, & Thursday 6/18/26; 9:00-11:00am

This class is specifically designed for the tween and teenaged artists.

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 3

4 consecutive days: 6/15/25 - 6/18/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 12:00 pm- 2:00 pm

Jean Dubuffet was a French painter and sculptor known for his rebellious approach to art. He challenged traditional ideas of beauty, “good taste,” and high culture. While many artists worked with marble, bronze, and oil paint, Dubuffet chose unconventional materials—using recycled scraps and even mixing gravel into his paint.

He called his work “Art Brut,” or “raw art,” and created a world driven purely by imagination and personal expression. In this class, students will explore Dubuffet’s free-form abstract sculptures by working with recycled materials, plaster, and paint to create bold, imaginative pieces of their own.

This class runs for 4 consecutive sessions; Monday 6/15/26, Tuesday 6/16/26, Wednesday 6/17/26, & Thursday 6/18/26; 12:00 pm -2:00 pm

This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd through 8th grade.

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 4

4 consecutive days: 6/22/25 - 6/25/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 9:00am-11:00am 

This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd - 8th grade. 

The Wixarika people of the Sierra Madre mountains in Mexico, create astounding, colorful paintings made of yarn. Images are drawn on a wooden board, and then the surface is covered with sticky beeswax. This holds the entire painting together!

Please join us and experience the mindfulness of this beautiful art making process.

This class runs for 4 consecutive sessions; Monday 6/22/26, Tuesday 6/23/26, Wednesday 6/24/26, & Thursday 6/25/26; 9:00am -11:00am

This class is specifically designed for the tween/ teenaged artists.

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 4

4 consecutive days: 6/22/25 - 6/25/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 12:00 pm- 2:00 pm 

This class is specifically designed for tween & teen artists.

The tradition of Landscape Painting is nearly exclusive to the countryside, ocean views or sunrises. Inspired by the painter, Edward Hopper, we are opening up this genre to include the beauty of Denny’s restaurants, Conoco gas stations, The Waffle House, and more! Use your powerful drawing and painting skills to celebrate the world that we live in every day! We will be using acrylic paints.

Join us!

This class runs for 4 consecutive sessions; Monday 6/22/26, Tuesday 6/23/26, Wednesday 6/24/26, & Thursday 6/25/26;12:00pm -2:00pm.