Enjoy a fun-filled week of creating animal themed masterpieces. We’ll explore a variety of media, including paint, clay, found objects and papier-mâché. Along the way, students will learn animal facts, and enjoy a variety of animal themed games and stories.
read moreDream up components of your own tiny universe using a variety of media and techniques! With a heavy emphasis on reusing found objects, we’ll create sets of miniatures which will be combined to create a tiny universe of your very own. Create a scene in outer space, underwater, an upside down world, your own home […]
read moreExplore your creativity by applying metalworking techniques to fabricate small, individualized projects. Create extraordinary works of metal art with an emphasis on the recycling and reuse of materials.
read moreUsing beads and wire, learn how to make a collection of mini animals, to wear on your own charm necklace. Use graph paper and colored pencils to create your favorite animals, then weave your initials or favorite words into a design that can be sewn onto clothing or hung from a necklace or bookbag.
read moreLearn about a diverse group of modern artists who have been inspired by the materials around them. Practice drawing and painting skills on different types of media and assemble the works in new and different ways. Come with ideas and bring materials from home that inspire you.
read moreCreate your own fuzzy wool friend! Students will learn how to use colorful wool fibers and tools to create 3-D felted animals.
read moreWhat’s free, can be 2-D or 3-D, is smooth or textured, and can transformed into anything? Cardboard! Learn how to use this amazing material to make whatever your imagination can dream up. We’ll work on a collaborative project and individual pieces, then practice different ways to connect cardboard, some without even using glue!
read moreEach day, we’ll learn about a new artist and the medium in which they work. Explore why artists make art and what in turn makes you an artist! Which causes are important to you? What inspires you? Have fun and explore art-making processes and concepts with inspiration from those who came before us.
read moreLearn all about Richmond’s arts community! Students will learn about a different Richmond artist each day and study the work that they create. You’ll learn about each artist’s approach to art-making and create inspired works based off their concepts and techniques.
read moreLearn a different bead making technique each day. We’ll make beads out of paper, paint wooden beads, make polymer clay beads and more. You’ll also learn various necklace and bracelet construction techniques to complete your projects.
read moreIs that an old Elvis record in the trash? Take time to notice materials all around you that can be re-used to make art. We’ll go on neighborhood walks to gather collections of found-objects that you’ll transform into works of art.
read moreDoes your personality match that of a brave and confident tiger? Or are you as wise as an owl? Explore your favorite animal and make a mask to match! In this class, you’ll learn the craft of needle felting. Learn how to apply wool to your mask and bring your animal to life!
read moreWant a giant pet or an impossibly huge shoe? Make one! Paste, newspaper, cardboard and wire—that’s just about all you need to explore the world of papier-mâché and make BIG sculptures! Work hard, have lots of fun, get really messy and end up with the most amazing sculpture you’ve ever made.
read moreUsing beads and wire, learn how to make a collection of mini animals, to wear on your own charm necklace. Use graph paper and colored pencils to create your favorite animals, then weave your initials or favorite words into a design that can be sewn onto clothing or hung from a necklace or bookbag.
read moreCreate superhero-inspired sculptures with wire, sheet metal and junk from the recycling bin! Use plastics, cans, containers, washers, nails, wood and other fun, discarded materials brought from home.
read moreLearn to construct what your heart desires and take your sculptures to a whole new place by using fabric, stuffing, wire and found objects. Explore techniques in machine and hand sewing as you create one-of-a-kind art objects in the fiber studio.
read morePut your engineering skills to the test in this week-long competition. Construct your own city out of paper and other materials to create the most durable, earth-friendly and interesting city you can! Learn about artists who use eco-friendly and innovative ways of building our future with geometric and nature-inspired building blocks to create a ‘bio-architectural’ […]
read moreCreate your own fuzzy wool friend! Students will learn how to use colorful wool fibers and tools to create 3-D felted animals.
read moreRev up your imagination and dive into the wonderful world of papier-mâché sculpture. Using crumpled paper, masking tape, wire, cardboard and paste, we’ll make a large, amazing sculpture. We’ll explore both sculpting and painting techniques.
read moreExplore your creativity by applying metalworking techniques to fabricate small, individualized projects. Create extraordinary works of metal art with an emphasis on the recycling and reuse of materials.
read moreLearn to construct what your heart desires and take your sculptures to a whole new place by using fabric, stuffing, wire and found objects. Explore techniques in machine and hand sewing as you create one-of-a-kind art objects in the fiber studio.
read moreStudy native Virginia animals and plants, then make a sculpture of your favorite flora and fauna using armatures, papier-mâché and paint.
read moreCome and make art side by side as a family. Each week, families will explore a new medium and create a beautiful project together. This program is best suited for families with children aged 3 to 8, however, all family members are welcome. Drop in for one session or buy a discounted package that includes […]
read moreDesign and create your own small mosaic. Learn basic techniques such as adhering and grouting tile, incorporating objects into your design and finishing your piece. You’ll leave with at least one completed project you can hang in your home or garden.
read moreCome and make art side by side as a family. Each week, families will explore a new medium and create a beautiful project together. This program is best suited for families with children aged 3 to 8, however, all family members are welcome. Drop in for one session or buy a discounted package that includes […]
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