Come explore the fun and freedom of printing from nature with instructor Mary Himes. Using a variety of botanicals, we’ll use gel plates to create unique prints that can be framed or used as notecards and other home goods. You’ll be amazed at how this simple printmaking process wakes up the creativity within– like a mini vacation.
In this three hour workshop, students are guided through the process of gilding using variegated metallic leaf.
Participants will created customized monogrammed trays to take home the same day.
$225 per person, pls register below, class is limited to ten people
Movie Musicals, Ages 9-14
Monday - Friday 9am-3pm,
Fun and engaging camps led by experienced music educators teach acting skills, movement, how to bring characters to life and develop stage presence while building confidence.
Step into a realm of tranquility and profound relaxation at this candlelit sound bath experience with Diane & Catherine of Grounded Meditation.
Join the Carriage Barn for a group guided tour of MANITOGA, the House, Studio and Woodland Garden of pioneer industrial designer, Russel Wright (1904-1976). Experience Dragon Rock, the experimental home which Wright built onto the rock ledge of an abandoned quarry while masterfully orchestrating the surrounding landscape into a series of outdoor rooms of varying character and delight. After the guided tour we'll enjoy a picnic lunch on the grounds.
Come discover and create using the encaustic art medium in this engaging workshop led by Carolyn Childs. Step into a warm, supportive space and explore the magic of painting with wax—perfect for curious beginners and experienced artists alike.
Join us for a guided tour with art historian and professor Page Knox exploring ORIENTALISM: Between Fact and Fantasy, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Page will offer an in-depth experience of The Met's first exhibition to explore Orientalism as its central focus -- presenting not only easel paintings but also drawings, photographs, illustrated books, architecture, arms and armor, textiles, garments, glassware, ceramics, and metalwork.
(Rescheduled from August 18)
Join us for a special one-hour Zoom lecture with art historian and professor Page Knox exploring ORIENTALISM: Between Fact and Fantasy, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Page will offer a richly illustrated lecture and virtual tour of The Met's first exhibition to explore Orientalism as its central focus -- presenting not only easel paintings but also drawings, photographs, illustrated books, architecture, arms and armor, textiles, garments, glassware, ceramics, and metalwork.
Through tangible strategies, creative exercises, and fresh approaches, you'll learn to promote yourself and your work in ways that feel authentic, and sustainable.
