Three dimensions are better than two! Well, maybe not better, but different. We’ll explore space through sculpture this day, inspired by the children’s story “Not a Box.”

Artists set criteria for their own work. In this session, students will do the same, creating an original work of art using their own rules.

What are you hiding with a mask? What identity are you becoming? This session combines the best of fantasy, play, and artistic craftsmanship to create neat masks.

Lithography is the process of using a stone (litho) to make an image (graphic). For this project, we’ll use polyester instead of stone, but the basic idea is the same (we’ll explain more when you get here; it’s complicated!). Also, there’s a really cool big printing press.

Sewing and weaving can be done using a wide range of materials, for some really cool effects. Crafty ideas on Pinterest and Etsy might inspire you to create some cool fabric, yarn, and sewn objects.

Let’s spend some time painting. This fun session with watercolors will let you explore one of the most popular art media.

Today we’ll be using materials we find in nature and special paper to expose our own photographs. We’ll play around with long-exposure light drawing too!

Collage is a great tool artists use to make images with symbols, textures, and interesting meanings.

We’re making art books. Books made using folded paper, cloth, and other materials can be really creative, and dynamic works of art that are more than just a single image.