Ages 18+

Dates Mondays, January 8 - March 11

Time 10:00am - 1:00pm

Instructor Katie McColgan (she/her)

Class Fee $504 Material Fee $55

Description This class focuses on developing handbuilding and surface design techniques. Through a series of in-class exercises and projects, students will learn relief carving, coil building, advanced underglaze application methods, and more. Additional clay is available for purchase ($25/bag)

Ages 18+

Dates Mondays, January 8 - March 11

Time 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Instructor Zoe Schein (they/them)

Class Fee $302 Material Fee $45

Description This course will introduce students to the wonderful world of ink, one of the world's most ancient art media! Whether you draw, paint, sculpt, print, or snap photos, inkwork can help you establish the foundations of composition, light/dark balance, and 2D design. We will experiment with a range of ink tools, including standard pens, dip pens, Japanese ink brushes, ink washes, and our own experimental drawing tools. Through the medium of ink, we will explore composition, markmaking, and strategies for creating depth, unity, harmony, texture, shadow, and contrast in our drawings and paintings. Students will leave this class not only with skills in the medium of ink, but with confidence in their ability to design beautiful, effective two-dimensional pictures.

Ages 16+

Dates Mondays, January 22 - March 18

Time 1:00pm - 3:00pm

Instructor Amanda Pickler (she/her)

Class Fee $302 Material Fee $45

Description: This is a drawing and painting class for beginners! We will examine drawing skills such as perspective, value, and light logic. We will explore observational drawing and painting and cover a variety of subjects such as landscape, still life, and portraiture. In this class students will learn how to handle charcoal, pencils, acrylic and watercolors. How can we as artists manipulate our materials to communicate through visual language?

Ages 18+

Dates Mondays, January 8 - March 11

Time 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Instructor Katie McColgan (she/her)

Class Fee $504 Material Fee $55

Description This class is structured for students who have taken the beginning wheel class or who have had an introductory experience throwing on the pottery wheel. This class will focus on further developing basic skills and techniques with demonstrations of a variety of forms, and more advanced glazing and decorating ideas. Additional clay is available for purchase ($25/bag)

Ages 18+

Dates (Mulitple Sessions)

Mondays, January 8 - March 11 | Laura Jaklitsch (she/her) | 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Class Fee $455 Material Fee $55

Tuesdays, January 9 - March 12 | Ashley Vick (she/her) | 12:00pm - 3:00pm

Class Fee $510 Material Fee $55

Tuesdays, January 9 - March 12 | Ashley Vick (she/her) | 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Class Fee $510 Material Fee $55

Wednesdays, January 17 - March 20 | Laura Jaklitsch (she/her) | 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Class Fee $510 Material Fee $55

Description Make beautiful jewelry with instruction from a working artist. They will guide you to shape, polish, solder, pierce, etch and embellish jewelry in copper and brass. Hollow forms, stones settings, stone inlay, repousse and reticulations will also be introduced. This class is for all levels of experience.+

Ages 16+

Dates Mondays, January 22 - March 18

Time 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Instructor Amanda Pickler (she/her)

Class Fee $455 Material Fee $55

Description This is an intermediate level painting class for students looking to enhance their skills in oil painting. We will cover a variety of subjects such as landscape, still life and portraiture while learning and refining technique through color theory and material understanding. How can we as artists manipulate our materials to communicate through visual language?

Ages 16+

Dates Tuesdays, January 9 - March 12

Time 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Instructor Zoe Schein (they/them)

Class Fee $340 Material Fee $45

Description How does a picture communicate an idea? A feeling? A movement? A joke? Students in this class will dive deep into the language of drawing, and how to use that language to get their idea across. Pulling content from academic drawing, children's book design, graphic design, graphic novels, advertising, and more, students will be encouraged to experiment, play, and explore - while also developing their own unique "voice" in the language of illustration.

Ages 18+

Dates (2 Session Options)

Tuesdays, January 9 - March 12 | Moon Rodríguez-Diestler (he/him)

Thursdays, January 11 - March 14 | Miriam Hassman (she/they)

Time 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Class Fee $567 Material Fee $55

Description In this introductory class, you will be introduced to fundamentals of both wheelthrowing and handbuilding. The teacher will provide you with step-by-step instructions and demonstrations to help you create unique clay objects. Demonstrations include cups, vases, plates, lids, throwing off the hump, and more. All levels will learn about decorating techniques. This class is for students who have not taken any previous pottery & wheelthrowing classes. Additional clay is available for purchase ($25/bag).

Ages 18+

Dates (2 Session Options)

Wednesdays, January 10 - March 13 | 6:30pm - 8:30pm

Thursdays, January 11 - March 14 | 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Instructor Zoe Schein (they/them)

Class Fee $340 Material Fee $45

Description Draw what you see and see what you draw! In this introductory-level class, students will learn the essentials of drawing technique – specifically drawing from observation and reality. Students will try their hands at classic subjects like still life and portraiture (as well as subjects of their choice!) using a variety of different tools and media. Students will study composition – that is, how a picture “speaks” to us – and explore how they can use that language themselves to communicate their own thoughts and ideas through artwork.

Ages 16+

Dates Wednesdays, January 17 - March 20

Time 6:00pm - 9:00pm

Instructor Amanda Pickler (she/her)

Class Fee $510 Material Fee $45

Description This is a drawing and painting class for students looking to enhance their skills, all levels welcome! We will cover a variety of subjects such as landscape, still life, portraiture and abstraction while learning and refining techniques through shading, perspective and color theory. How can we as artists manipulate our materials to communicate through visual language?

Ages 18+

Dates (2 Session Options)

Thursdays, January 11 - March 14 | Be (she/her)

Fridays, January 12 - March 15 | Emma Greene (she/they)

Time 10:00am - 1:00pm

Class Fee $567 Material Fee $55

Description This class focuses on wheel throwing and hand-building fundamentals for all levels of experience. The teacher will provide you with step-by-step instructions and demonstrations to help you create unique clay objects. Demonstrations include cups, vases, plates, lids, throwing off the hump and more. All levels will learn about decorating techniques. Additional clay is available for purchase ($25/bag)

Ages 18+

Dates Thursdays, February 1 - March 14

Time 6:30pm - 9:30pm

Instructor AJ Jerret (he/him)

Class Fee $340 Material Fee $45

Description Curious about figurative art? Do you like drawing people, but just can’t seem to get the proportions right? Trouble with hands and feet? OR maybe you love drawing the figure but want to draw more and experiment with media and technique? Working from a live model, the instructor will help students expand their ability to draw the figure and discover new ways to approach art making. Experiment with drawing and painting materials and expand your range using the figure as inspiration to make new art. Beginners through advanced students will benefit from our creative and technical exercises in class, designed to enhance your knowledge and build your skills from any level of experience.

Ages 18+

Dates Fridays, January 19 - March 22

Time 10:00am - 1:00pm

Instructor Amanda Pickler (she/her)

Class Fee $510 Material Fee $45

Description This class will give a foundation of color theory through painting and printmaking practices. We will be using acrylics, watercolor, and monoprinting to explore our understanding of the way color works. You will learn various techniques to handle each medium while understanding the complexities of color, how your eyes perceive color and why it’s important in your art. Together we will investigate what can be an intimidating part of art making. This class is open to all levels, no experience required.

Ages 18+

Dates Saturdays, January 13 - March 16

Time 10:00am - 1:00pm

Instructor Moon Rodríguez-Diestler (he/him)

Class Fee $567 Material Fee $55

Description Already comfortable using a pottery wheel and looking for new techniques and challenges? Expand on your skills and further explore the technical side of ceramics in this new offering. Students will be introduced to more complex forms and finishing techniques by a master ceramicist and studio potter, Moon Rodríguez-Diestler. This class requires previous knowledge of wheelthrowing, and will include critiques to assist in furthering the students personal style. Additional clay is available for purchase ($25/bag).