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Arts In Your Classroom
Saturday, March 6, 9am-3pm • FREE Our 19th annual Arts in Your Classroom Conference has gone virtual! This day-long online event will provide an opportunity for regeneration and inspiration, as well as a gentle reminder that self-compassion in these trying times is the single most important tool for resilience. We will investigate why self-care must be a priority when caring for others. Together, we will share tools and resources for enhancing our wellbeing. |
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Exploring the Photo Book
Two Session Virtual Class • March 11 & 18, 6:30-8pm • $55 In this two-session workshop, visual artist and educator Forrest Wasko will demonstrate the concept and creation of a photo book and how photographs can provide a significant contribution to the overall content of any written work. |
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Make Your Own Still Life
Online Art Class • Thu, April 15, 6-8pm • $45 Join artist and educator Katie Simpson as she guides you through the creative process of capturing the essence of the still life, using watercolor paints to give everyday objects in your home new value and meaning. |
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Rightnowness
Online Arts Education Presentation • Tue, March 23, 6-7:30pm • Pay what you wish (Minimum $15) Artist and educator Andrew Mcilvaine will examine the importance of identity within their artistic and teaching practice, looking closely at the relationships between personal and cultural memory, trauma, and self-reflection. |
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Reimagining Artist Praxis: Community Care in Crisis
Online Arts Education Presentation • Tue, April 6, 6-7:30pm • Pay what you wish (Minimum $15) Artist and educator Felix Quintana will dive into his recent work as an artist in residence in Silicon Valley, where he has had a seat at the table alongside the labor and social justice movements in the South Bay.. |
We are closely monitoring health requirements and will be announcing our new Summer Camp schedule in the spring of 2021.