Movement in art refers to the way an artist creates a sense of motion or guides the viewer’s eye across a composition. This can be achieved through a variety of visual elements, including line, color, rhythm, and repetition. Even in a completely still image, artists can suggest action—whether it’s the swirl of wind or the gesture of a figure. Movement helps bring energy to a work of art, preventing it from feeling static and instead making it feel alive and dynamic.
This digital photography course teaches students to move beyond auto mode and take well-composed images that reflect their personal vision. Topics include camera operation, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance, lighting and composition. *Please bring a digital camera with a manual mode and a card reader. All experience levels are welcome. Ages 16+; 10 seats available.
This digital photography course teaches students to move beyond auto mode and take well-composed images that reflect their personal vision. Topics include camera operation, shutter speed, aperture, ISO, white balance, lighting and composition. *Please bring a digital camera with a manual mode and a card reader. All experience levels are welcome. Ages 16+; 10 seats available.
Visual Journaling: in this relaxing workshop students combine expressive words and art to record emotions, insights, and important events in a personal journal to be used as a treasured record of one’s life journey. An assortment of mixed media art materials will be provided as well as guided imagery to awaken memories and generate ideas. No drawing or painting experience is required. All skill levels welcome; journals provided. Ages 16+; 8 seats available.
Visual literacy begins with a love for pictures and storytelling. This series combines the best picture book artists, storytelling in the Museum’s galleries, and art-making in the studio into one, fun adventure. Learn about color mixing, shape-changing, and a range of emotions…and don’t forget to bring your favorite stuffy friend to accompany you on your adventure! All materials provided.
This gentle program is perfect for you and your little ones. Children will explore colors, textures, light, and sound to expand their senses, all while having some playful fun. It's also a great chance for both you and your young artist to socialize, and work through emotions. Strollers, carriers, and diaper bags welcome. Dress for unexpected paint splatters! All skill levels welcome; all materials provided. Ages 12 months-4 years old with a grown-up; 8 seats available.
Students will develop ingenuity and persistence through playing with clay, learning that it's okay when things get messy! They will explore techniques such as squishing clay, forming pinch pots, building with long coils, and rolling out flat slabs. Miss Haylee will guide students through the stages of clay, encouraging imagination and confidence along the way. All skill levels welcome; all materials provided. Ages 6-10; 10 seats available.
Students learn beginner‑friendly fiber‑art knots to weave a sturdy hand grip
near the top of a walking stick. Students will paint their stick with colors and designs that reflect their personality. This nature-inspired project has been used by explorers and storytellers in the natural world throughout history. The journey stick blends art, craftsmanship, and outdoor inspiration, giving each student a personalized and functional work of art for future adventures. All skill levels welcome; all materials provided. Ages 8-12; 10 seats available.
