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Courses
After School Art Classes
In this class, instructor Laura Abraham will guide children through the process of finding materials and inspiration for fun art projects in nature. Classes are offered a la carte, you may register for just one day or the entire timeframe.
These classes will be offered on Mondays and Wednesdays after school from 4pm-5:30pm
$12 per day - Materials Included
Kid's Clay Camp
Look around you! You can probably see at least one thing that began as raw clay--the bricks that make up your home, the plates and mugs that you eat and drink from, your light sockets - all of these started out as raw clay. Even the outer shell of the space shuttles was made of clay. Clay has been used for thousands of years to build homes as well as to create useful and beautiful things. From a pinch pot to coil, slab, and adobe, we will explore clay as early humans must have done and then we’ll have some fun with more modern techniques.
Hand Built Pottery
Designed for children 10 and up. Children will be introduced to pinch pots and slab-built projects. Surface decoration techniques and studio best practices will be introduced as part of the learning process. This is a one-day class lasting three hours. The participants will create and glaze a piece the same day and will pick up their creations after they are fired in the kiln.
Native American Clay Workshop
Explore Native American culture and its history with clay. Practice traditional pottery techniques while learning it's role in everyday Native American life!
Adobe Workshop
Learn the history of adobe and is origin. These sun-dried bricks are one of the oldest and most common building materials known to man. Explore clay as early humans and have fun with more modern techniques.
Visual Journaling for Kids
Visual Journaling Camp is a five day journey into learning the art of visual journaling. Visual Journaling is much more than just a sketch or painting inside a book but rather a way to utilize the materials and experiences around us that we encounter on a daily basis as a means of inspiration for art making.