SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 2

4 consecutive days: 6/9/25 - 6/12/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 9:00am -10:30am

This class is designed for artists in Kindergarten through 5th grade. 

In 1886, The artists Georges Seurat and Paul Signac developed the painting technique of painting with very small points of color as opposed to blending the paint.  The term Pointillism was actually used by critics at the time to make fun of these artists in a cruel way.  Little did they know that the style as well as the named would survive as an inventive form of Impressionism.  Georges Seurat found that the ability of the eye and the mind of the viewer to blend these dots of paint through sight could allow the use of more colors, and a broader range of tone in his paintings.  

Students will be introduced to the fundamentals of landscape drawing such as how to use horizon lines, Drawing tress, and knowing their parts, and drawing the scene in perspective.  These may seem like difficult concepts for budding artists, but I promise you, they can do it!!!

Please join us and create your masterpiece!

 This 4 session class runs Mon. 6/9/25, Tues. 6/10/25, Wed.6/11/25, & Thurs. 6/12/25; 9:00am-10:30am

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 2

4 consecutive days: 6/9/25 - 6/12/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 11:00am-12:30pm

This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd garders through teenagers.

The Huichol 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 4 session class runs Mon. 6/9/25, Tues.6/10/25 , Wed. 6/11/25, & Thurs. 6/12/25; 11:00am-12:30pm

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 2

4 consecutive days: 6/9/25 - 6/12/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 1:00pm - 3:00pm

This class is specifically designed for the tween & teen artists.

Making art is all about playing. Artists need time to experiment with materials and mark-making before they find their individual style. Many of us can recognize a Picasso, a van Gogh, or a Frida Kahlo very quickly, but what makes those Works so recognizable? They found their voices.This 6 week workshop will give you the chance to play with many different techniques and materials as you interpret a portrait of your choice.Without pressure, this is a chance to create 8 pieces using 8 different processes! How intriguing is that?!! No experiences needed for this class except a wonderful, curiosity and appreciation for the arts! Please join us and take home 8 finished portraits!

This 4 session class that runs Mon. 6/9/25, Tues. 6/10/25, Wed. 6/11/25, & Thurs. 6/12/25; 1:00pm - 3:00pm

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 3

4 Days:

Monday 6/16/25, Tuesday 6/17/25, Wednesday 6/18/35, & Friday 6/20/25 

(No classes in observance of Juneteenth, Thursday 6/19/25)

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday; 9:00am-10:30am

This class is designed specifically for artists in Kindergarten through Fifth grade.

We will discover all that watercolors have to offer. Often students are given watercolors to use for "coloring in" their drawings, but they are not shown the unique 'watery' qualities that make them so beautiful.

We will even explore basic brushwork leading to Japanese techniques and brushes. Students will create landscape scenes learning color mixing, and techniques to add depth and movement to their paintings.

This 4 session class runs Mon. 6/16/25, Tues. 6/17/25, Wed. 6/18/25, & Fri. 6/20/25; 9:00am-10:30am.

(No classes in observance of Juneteenth, Thursday 6/19/25)

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 3

4 Days:

Monday 6/16/25, Tuesday 6/17/25, Wednesday 6/18/35, & Friday 6/20/25

(No classes in observance of Juneteenth, Thursday 6/19/25)

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday; 11:00am-12:30pm

This class is specifically designed for artists in 3rd through 9th grade).

Multi-media Art making .

Description coming soon.

This 4 session class will run on Mon. 6/16/25, Tues. 6/17/25, Wed. 6/18/25, & Fri. 6/20/25.; 11:00am-12:30pm.

 (No classes in observance of Juneteenth, Thursday 6/19/25)

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 3

4 Days:

Monday 6/16/25, Tuesday 6/17/25, Wednesday 6/18/35, & Friday 6/20/25

(No classes in observance of Juneteenth, Thursday 6/19/25)

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Friday; 1:00pm-3:00pm

This class is specifically designed for the tween & teen artists.

When teaching the Visual Arts at our school, drawing is always at the forefront of our instruction. Mastering light, shadow, form and space often leads artists to work in pencil, painting, and hopefully sculpture.However, Print-making, as an art form, often stands to the side, seen as a way to make cards, T-shirts, or reproduce other forms of art.  We see the PROCESS of making art to be as powerful as the product, and that truly is at the heart of being a printmaker. Students will learn to create prints, using the block-printing technique, mono-printing, and relief printing. We will also introduce several types of ink and all students will use an authentic printing press to run their own series of work.

This 4 session class runs 1:00pm -3:00pm, on Monday 6/16/25, Tuesday 6/17/25, Wednesday 6/18/35, & Friday 6/20/25 

(No classes in observance of Juneteenth, Thursday 6/19/25)

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 4

4 consecutive days: 6/23/25 - 6/26/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 11:00am-12:30pm

This class is specifically designed for artists in 5th through 9th grade.

 The word Abstract in Art is a tricky one. The word is used in conversations all the time, but is it really understood? And where does abstract art come from? By definition, abstract can mean something changed from the traditional image that we are used to, such as Picasso moving the parts of the face interchangeably.However, the definition that artists adore most is, “Something that is only a thought or idea, but has no physical existence.”That is, until artists bring it to life before our eyes!This class walks students through several Art-making processes that generate abstract images. We then encourage students to continue the work independently in their own direction.Classes will be structured as a lesson to teach the process, and then as a guided studio time. This is the perfect opportunity for a thoughtful growing artist to challenge their creative thinking. Students should be open minded, and able to work independently.

This class runs on Mon. 6/23/25, Tues.6/24/25, Wed. 6/25/25, & Thurs.6/26/25; 11:00am-12:30pm

SUMMER SESSION: WEEK 4

4 consecutive days: 6/23/25 - 6/26/25

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, & Thursday; 1:00pm-3:00pm

This class is specifically designed for the tween & teen artists.

Study and recreate your own version of Jean DuBuffet's sculptures. 

More description coming soon.

This 4 session class runs on Mon.6/23/25, Tues.6/24/25, Wed. 6/25/25, & Thurs. 6/26/25; 1:00pm- 3:00pm.