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Winter Term (8 Weeks)
January 1, 2025 – March 8, 2025
On Sale: Thursday November 14, 2024
Spring Term (7 Weeks)
March 18, 2025 – May 3rd, 2025
On Sale: Thursday January 23rd, 2024
Please scroll down to the bottom to see all Winter Term classes.
Adults must bring all supplies for visual arts classes and workshops. Supply Lists can be found under each class description or on the link above.
Supplies are provided by the MAC for youth and teen class offerings.
Youth Classes
2025 WI/SPR Saturday Morning Musicals at McConnell Arts Center (MAC)
Join us at the McConnell Arts Center where we will spend 14 Saturday mornings developing life-long skills through theatre: creative collaboration, teamwork, speaking to audiences, critical thinking and more! As a theatre team, our cast will adapt or write their own script, experience what it is like to audition for roles, understand aspects of costume and set design, all culminating to a final performance on the last day!
Dates: January 18 – April 26, 2025
Times: 9 am – 12 pm
Ages: 8-14
Performance Day: Saturday, April 26 @ 11:00am
All tuition sales are final unless minimum enrollment is not reached, in which case refunds will be issued.
Health and Safety: Standard COVID-19 policy will be followed. Subject to change due to The Contemporary Theatre of Ohio, Columbus Public Health, and/or CDC advisory. Masks are required to be worn for the entirety of all classes covering the mouth and nose. Depending on the safety requirements at the time, students may perform without wearing masks unless a parent/guardian requires the mask to be worn during performances.
Painting/Drawing Open Studio
Painting/Drawing Open Studio (Friday AM) (8 sessions)
Adults | Any Skill Level
No Instructor
Fridays, January 17 – March 7
10:00am – 1:00pm
Enhance your creative experience at the MAC and work independently on projects during open studio sessions. Open to all current and former MAC painting and drawing students; or by request with experience. Students provide their own canvas and painting supplies. No instruction will be given during open studio time.
FEE: $80
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
BalletMet Classes
BalletMet Academy classes at the MAC will start Tuesday, September 3.
Enhance your child’s concentration, coordination and creativity with BalletMet. Their children’s classes are specially designed for young dancers ages 3 to 7 who are eager to learn in a fun and nurturing environment.
Most classes run from September to May, but new students are always welcome to join at any time. The schedule for Children’s Division classes at the MAC is as follows:
Mini Movers
Develops creativity and coordination with a focus on rhythm, movement, music, imagination and fun.
Thursdays, 4:00-4:30 pm
Saturdays, 10:00 – 10:30 am
Must be 3 by 9/30/24
Creative Movement
Creates a stimulating environment through dance and movement while focusing on creativity and the joy of self-expression.
Tuesdays, 4:00-4:45 pm
Must be 4 by 9/30/24
Pre-Ballet 5
Encourages imagination, self- expression and group interaction while introducing basic dance and music concepts.
Tuesdays, 4:45 – 5:30 pm
Must be 5 by 9/30/24
Pre-Ballet 6
Through group dances and solos, students develop their knowledge of dance steps with rhythm and musicality while preparing their body with conditioning and stretching exercises as they transition to ballet.
Wednesdays, 4:30-5:15 pmMust be 6 by 9/30/24
Pre-Ballet 7
Students are introduced to basic ballet steps, terminology and the relationship dance has with music.
Wednesdays, 5:15-6:15 pm
Must be 7 by 9/30/24
The schedule for BalletMet’s Student Division classes at the MAC is as follows:
Ballet 1
Students are introduced to ballet technique through a comprehensive curriculum.
Wednesdays, 6:15-7:30 PM
Saturdays, 10:30-11:45 AM
Ballet 2
Tuesdays, 5:30-7:00 PM
Thursdays, 4:30-6:00 PM
Winter Term 2025
Abstract Painting (8 sessions)
Adults | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Michelle Boerio
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5
2:00pm-5:00pm
Curious about abstract art? In this class, we’ll explore the world of abstract painting–art that doesn’t look like real life. Students will create abstract art inspired by natural objects, test out textures and experiment with mixing materials, along with other projects. Students can use either acrylic or oil paints for class.
FEE: $245
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $60-$80
Image Credit: Michelle Boerio
Alcohol Ink: Abstracts and Loose Florals (8 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Intermediate
Instructor: Lee Ann Lander
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5 
6:00pm-8:00pm
For new and continuing alcohol ink students. Learn to move alcohol inks using a hairdryer to create wispy abstracts and loose floral designs.
FEE: $175
Master Classroom, Main Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $80-100
Basics of Drawing (8 sessions)
High School-Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Antonio Gonzalez-Garcia
Thursdays, January 16 – March 6
6:00pm – 9:00pm
In this class, we will learn how to create drawings with graphite. You will learn how to create a still life drawing, study anatomy through drawing Greek sculptures, and learn the basics of values, light, and shadow. This class will also utilize studio space for art projects from home to further complete them in the class.
FEE: $280
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $60
Image Credit: Antonio Gonzalez-Garcia
Basics of Watercolor – Intermediate (8 sessions)
High School-Adult | Intermediate-Advanced
Instructor: Antonio Gonzalez-Garcia
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
6:30pm – 9:00pm
“Basics of Watercolor: Intermediate” is a dynamic and immersive class designed for intermediate-level watercolor enthusiasts looking to elevate their skills. Led by Antonio Gonzalez, this course delves deeper into advanced color mixing, composition techniques, and texture creation, allowing students to unlock their creativity and refine their artistic style. Through hands-on practice and personalized guidance, participants will gain confidence in their abilities and develop a deeper understanding of the nuances of watercolor painting. Join us on a journey of artistic exploration and take your watercolor skills to new heights!
FEE: $240
Enrile Classroom, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $150
Image Credit: Antonio Gonzalez-Garcia
Basics of Watercolor (8 sessions)
High School-Adult | Beginner
Instructor: Antonio Gonzalez-Garcia
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5
6:30pm – 9:00pm
Are you ready for the traditional way of watercolor? We are going to learn, improve, and understand the ratios of pigment/water, the use of layering of different hues, and how they mix and complement each other. During the weeks of this term we will study still life, human figures, and the landscape from direct observation. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of wet on dry, wet on wet, and other watercolor techniques. Beginners welcomed.
FEE: $240
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $100
Image Credit: Antonio Gonzalez-Garcia
Beginning and Intermediate Acrylic Painting (8 sessions)
Adults | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Michelle Boerio
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
6:00pm-9:00pm
Have fun painting with acrylics, whether you’ve taken a painting class before or have never held a brush. In this class, you will learn how to use acrylic paints, mix colors accurately, and try multiple methods to create beautiful paintings. Students will learn painting techniques to begin finding their own artistic style.
FEE: $245
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $60-$80
Image Credit: Michelle Boerio
Block Carving (8 sessions)
Adults | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Yani Sheng
Fridays, January 17 – March 7
4:00pm-6:00pm
This fun and creative course will offer students an introductory experience to the world of printmaking. This versatile art form allows you the ability to make multiple copies of variations of an image, using many different styles and mediums. Students will have the opportunity to create their own images and make various prints and cards using different block printing techniques. (Please note a service dog may be present at some sessions.)
FEE: $175
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $65
Image Credit: Yani Sheng
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Ceramics: Sculptural Tiles (8 sessions)
15-Adult | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Marty Shuter
Thursdays, January 16 – March 7
6:00pm – 9:00pm
In this 8-week class we will create low relief sculptural tiles. From floral design, to abstract, to figurative, we will bring your imagination to life in clay. We will decorate with colorful underglazes and/or glazes. Come with your own ideas or work on class projects. Your first bag of clay, studio glazes, tools, and 20 hours of studio time outside of class are included in class fee. No experience necessary.
FEE: $280
Ceramics Studio, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $0; Included in Class Fee
Drawing Fundamentals for Oil Painting (8 sessions)
Adults | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Anne Vega
Thursdays, January 16 – March 6
2:00pm-5:00pm
Mastering drawing techniques provides a solid foundation for creating detailed, expressive and well-composed paintings. Working with the drawing skills you have, the first 5 weeks of this class aims to equip students with essential drawing skills that will enhance the ability to observe and accurately replicate real-world subjects to draw the world around you. For the last 5 classes we will be learning to apply these drawing skills to create oil paintings.
FEE: $210
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $100
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Encaustic Workshop – January (1 session)
High School – Adult | Beginners
Instructor: Juliette Montague
Saturday, January 25
10:00am – 5:00pm
Learn basic encaustic collage, assemblage, and image making techniques to expand your mixed media art making! Supplies are provided by the instructor; you are welcome to bring any collage materials or embeds you would like to use in your creations. Please bring 1-2 wooden surfaces to work on.
FEE: $105
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Materials Provided by Instructor (apart from wooden surface to work on).
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Encaustic Workshop – March (1 session)
High School – Adult | Beginners
Instructor: Juliette Montague
Saturday, March 8
10:00am – 5:00pm
Learn basic encaustic collage, assemblage, and image making techniques to expand your mixed media art making! Supplies are provided by the instructor; you are welcome to bring any collage materials or embeds you would like to use in your creations. Please bring 1-2 wooden surfaces to work on.
FEE: $105
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Materials Provided by Instructor (apart from wooden surface to work on).
Exploring the Portrait (4 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Angela Gage
Tuesdays, January 14 – February 4
2:00pm-5:00pm
We will explore all aspects of portraiture. Learn proportions of the face, mix flesh tones, and capture a likeness as we draw and paint from photographs and clothed models.
FEE: $155
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $50
*Fee includes cost of one figure model*
Fresh Prints That You Can Wear (3 sessions)
High School-Adult | Beginner
Instructor: Juliette Montague
Saturdays, February 8, 15, & 22
10:00am – 2:00pm
Learn how to design and carve your own personal printing stamps to jazz up an old pair of jeans, jean jacket, tea towels, and more! Maybe you have wanted to design your own tea towels, an apron, or a yard or two of fabric to create something. Any jean, cotton or linen fabric will work. Become a designer in this ‘fresh prints that you wear’ workshop series.
FEE: $155
Painting/Drawing Studio, 2nd Level
Some Materials Provided by Instructor
Intro to Digital Art: Procreate (8 sessions)
Adults | Beginner
Instructor: Megan Jerbic
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
6:30pm-9:00pm
Mess-free digital programs offer up a whole new world of options for art-making. With an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, and Procreate, students will learn about several common methods of working digitally as well as tools such as digital brushes, layers, blending modes, and more.
FEE: $210
Master Classroom, Main Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $20-$40 (additional to cost of iPad and Apple Pencil)
Image Credit: Jill Bennett
Intro to Fashion: Walk the Runway (8 sessions)
Grades 3 – 5 | Beginners
Instructor: Leigh Foust
Fridays, January 17 – March 7
5:00pm – 6:30pm
Students will explore the world of fashion design from creating mood boards, learning fashion illustration, deconstructing existing garments, redesigning, and finally modeling them in an incredible runway show located on our fabulous MAC stage!
FEE: $190
Enrile Classroom, Lower Level
Materials Included in Class Fee
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Large Scale Painting (8 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Joseph Lombardo
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
10:00am – 1:00pm
This 8-week studio class will cover painting in large scale from start to finish. We will complete one (or two!) large paintings over the eight-week period. Each class begins with a painting demonstration advancing the painting into the next step. After demonstration students continue to work on their own large-scale painting with individual instruction. Students will develop control and build confidence in working large. Large scale is defined by the size of your vehicle and your ambition. 30”x40” is recommended but any size will work. Students will paint from their own photographs. Oil or acrylic painters are welcome. All instructor demonstrations will be done in oil.
FEE: $235
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $200
Image Credit: Joseph Lombardo
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Painting Processes: Direct, Indirect, and Between (8 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Joseph Lombardo
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5
10:00am – 1:00pm
In this class we will study the spectrum of painting processes. We will cover indirect painting, learning how to make an underpainting and apply glazes like the old masters, building a painting in many layers. We will also learn direct painting, with bold color and mark-making, like the impressionists. And to conclude the class we will learn how to combine these processes and apply glazes to a direct painting.
FEE: $235
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $150
Image Credit: Joseph Lombardo
Photo Journaling (6 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Laura Bendoly
Tuesdays, January 14 – February 18
10:00am – 12:00pm
In this class, students will create a photo gallery bound inside a journal with accompanying written meditations. Photos can be still life, landscape, street life, night photography, architecture, etc. The class will narrate 10 to 12 final images with prose passages prompted by visual cues within the photography, including time for group workshopping. The finished product is a gallery-journal that commemorates our photo journey in the natural and urban environment, mixing the familiar and the surprising situations in which we live. Students print a selection of images each week (two to three) and bind them into a durable paper-bound book. A digital camera or mobile camera phone work for this class (Instructor uses an iPhone 13). Participants will download Snapseed photo editing software, and students will need time enough to take a couple hours between class meetings to shoot photos, make initial edits and compose writing.
FEE: $115
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Approx. Cost of Materials: $75
Image Credit: Laura Bendoly
Reimagine & Create (8 sessions)
Grades 5 – 8 | Beginners-Intermediate
Instructor: Leigh Foust
Thursdays, January 16 – March 6
5:00pm – 6:30pm
Get ready to unleash your creativity in our Upcycle Fashion & Repurpose Art class! This hands-on class invites you to explore the exciting world of sustainable fashion and art. We’ll dive into the art of transforming everyday items—like old clothes, fabric scraps, and household materials—into stylish, one-of-a-kind pieces.
You’ll learn various techniques for upcycling, including sewing, painting, and crafting. You’ll experiment with design concepts, work on collaborative projects, and even create your own fashion items and art pieces to showcase your unique style. Not only will you develop your artistic skills, but you’ll also discover the importance of sustainability and how to make a positive impact on our planet.
Join us for a fun, inspiring journey where you can express yourself, connect with others, and turn the ordinary into the extraordinary! Perfect for artists, fashion lovers, and anyone ready to make a difference through creativity.
FEE: $190
Enrile Classroom, Lower Level
Materials Included in Class Fee
Soul Work- Art Journaling (8 sessions)
Adults | Beginner
Instructor: Lee Ann Lander
Fridays, January 17 – March 7
3:00pm-5:00pm
Are you in a creativity rut? Been awhile since you did anything art related and feeling a little intimidated or stuck? This is great class to help revive your creative thinking. By using an array of materials and methods, we will learn to let go of perfectionism and embrace a childlike approach to creating in a variety of mediums and throw in some creative writing prompts along the way.
FEE: $200
Master Classroom, Main Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $85
Special Holiday Edition: Writing Love Poems (3 sessions)
High School-Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Sara Abou Rashed
Saturdays, February 1 – February 15
10:00am-11:30am
As Charles Simic says, “After all, how many ways are there to describe someone’s lips, eyes, and hair?” Love, perhaps the single most universal feeling experienced and written about. In this fun and short three-week class, we will read, write and ponder some great and terrible love poems. Revisiting childhood memories, reading the works of others and looking closely at ‘cliches’ of writing about love, this class will be a light-hearted introduction to poetry writing especially to “non-writers.’’
FEE: $50
Main Gallery, Ground Floor & Savage Classroom, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $5
Wheel Thrown Ceramics (8 sessions) (Tuesday AM)
Adult | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Anne Vasser
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
10:00am – 1:00pm
Come and join the fun while exploring the basics of wheel thrown pottery and how it is made. Wheel-thrown forms will be discussed, analyzed, demonstrated, and produced. New students will acquire a basic understanding of the potter’s wheel and how to use it safely. Continuing students will refine their wheel throwing techniques and explore surface decorations. Your first bag of clay, studio glazes, tools, and 20 hours of studio time outside of class are included in class fee.
FEE: $280
Ceramics Studio, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $0; Included in Class Fee
Image Credit: Anne Vasser
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Wheel Thrown Ceramics (8 sessions) (Tuesday PM)
High School-Adult | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Stacey Besst
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
6:00pm – 9:00pm
Beginners learn the basic skills necessary to make functional ceramic pieces, trimming and glaze application. Intermediate/advanced students refine your skills while learning new and exciting techniques. Receive one-on-one time with the instructor during each class. Your first bag of clay, studio glazes, tools, and 20 hours of studio time outside of class are included in the class fee.
FEE: $280
Ceramics Studio, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $0; Included in Class Fee
Wheel Thrown Ceramics (8 sessions) (Wednesday AM)
High School-Adult | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Beth Dekker
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5
10:00am – 1:00pm
Students will learn to develop skills and techniques in ceramics utilizing the pottery wheel. Students will focus on creating functional form including but not limited to: cylinders, bowls, plates, cups, vases, etc. Students will also learn ceramic decorating techniques such as carving, slip design, staining, underglaze, and glazing. Your first bag of clay, studio glazes, tools, and 20 hours of studio time outside of class are included in the class fee.
FEE: $280
Ceramics Studio, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $0; Included in Class Fee
Image Credit: Beth Dekker
This class is currently full. You can sign up for the waitlist through the Enroll Now button.
Wheel Thrown Ceramics (8 sessions) (Wednesday PM)
Highschool – Adult | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Audrey McCutchen
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5
6:00pm – 9:00pm
Come and join the fun while exploring the basics of wheel thrown pottery and how it is made. Wheel-thrown forms will be discussed, analyzed, demonstrated, and produced. New students will acquire a basic understanding of the potter’s wheel and how to use it safely. Continuing students will refine their wheel throwing techniques and explore surface decorations. Your first bag of clay, studio glazes, tools, and 20 hours of studio time outside of class are included in class fee.
FEE: $280
Ceramics Studio, Lower Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $0; Included in Class Fee
Youth Intro to Digital Art: Procreate (8 sessions)
Grades 6-8 | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Megan Jerbic
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
4:30pm-6:00pm
Mess-free digital programs offer up a whole new world of options for art-making. With an iPad Pro, Apple Pencil, and Procreate, students will work on both classic fine arts skills and popular creative subjects such as character design and illustration.
FEE: $125
Master Classroom, Main Level
Please bring an iPad, an Apple Pencil, and have the Procreate app installed.
Image Credit: Megan Jerbic
Youth Oil Painting (8 sessions)
Grades 1 – 5 | Beginner – Intermediate
Instructor: Yani Sheng
Tuesdays, January 14 – March 4
4:30pm – 6:00pm
A beginner to intermediate class for youth who would like to learn the basics of oil painting. Students will learn various brush techniques, color mixing, and blending. This class is a great way for youth to develop an understanding of this classic medium, where they are free to paint whatever inspires them while collaborating and socializing with their classmates! (Please note a service dog may be present at some sessions.)
FEE: $165
Enrile Classroom, Lower Level
Materials Included in Class Fee
Image Credit: Yani Sheng
Masterpiece Creations: Foam Clay Painting Class (8 sessions)
Grades 6 – 8 | Beginner-Intermediate
Instructor: Weiting Wei
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5
5:00pm – 6:00pm
‘Masterpiece Creations: Foam Clay Painting Class’ is a unique and inspiring art class designed for young artists aged 11-14 years old. In this class, participants will delve into the world of famous paintings for inspiration as they explore the versatile medium of foam clay. Through hands-on guidance and creative exploration, students will have the opportunity to unleash their artistic talents and create their own masterpieces using foam clay. From Van Gogh’s Starry Night to Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, this class will encourage teens to reinterpret iconic artworks in their own style, fostering creativity and imagination. Join us for an engaging and fun-filled experience where teens can bring art history to life through their own unique clay paintings.
FEE: $230
Enrile Classroom, Lower Level
Materials Included in Class Fee
Image Credit: guanguan
Simplified Forms (8 sessions)
Adult | All Skill Levels
Instructor: Emily Hirtle
Fridays, January 17 – March 7
12:00pm – 3:00pm
Translating your ideas into your chosen material simply requires skill, an understanding of the materials you are working with, focus, and patience with yourself. In this class, students will learn through instructor lectures, documentaries, pre-recorded demonstrations available to students in and out of class time, and time to work on your projects in class. The pre-recorded demonstrations will include watercolor, gouache, soft pastel, and oil painting in a direct method. There will be weekly presentations of contemporary and historical artists that approached simplification in their work and other styles of art as well. Students have the option of receiving an assignment or choosing a self-driven project. For those who would like to participate, the instructor will also provide individual critiques and group critiques.
FEE: $210
Painting/Drawing Classroom, 2nd Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $55-$120
Image Credit: Emily Hirtle
The Art of Noticing (8 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Advanced
Instructor: Lee Ann Lander
Saturdays, January 18 – March 8
10:00am-12:00pm
Winter can be a hard season to find beauty. It’s the most common time to experience seasonal moodiness. In this class you will discover one of the best hidden secrets to beating the winter blahs as you are guided through how to find beauty right where you are – even in the midst of seemingly endless winter grays.
FEE: $175
Master Classroom, Main Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $15-$30
The Fundamentals of Being a Personal Stylist (8 sessions)
High School – Adult
Beginner-Intermediate
Instructor: Courtney Stone Smith
Fridays, January 17th – March 7th
5:30pm – 6:30pm
Are you interested in pursuing a career in fashion? As an author and Certified Personal Stylist, Courtney Stone Smith believes that personal styling is the best place to begin. In her class, students will not only learn about interpersonal skills, but also gain insights into what it takes to become a professional stylist in the fashion industry. Whether you wish to work in editorial styling or work independently, it all begins with the fundamentals taught in this class. Courtney will guide students in creating impactful style boards, teach them how to effectively communicate with people, assign style tasks to complete, and ultimately provide them with a better understanding of what it truly takes to make it in this competitive field. So, if you’ve been told that you have an eye for style, are interested in personal styling, or looking to excel in the fashion industry, this introductory class is just for you.
FEE: $105
Master Classroom, Main Level
Materials Included in Class Fee
Youth Paper Quilling
(8 sessions)
Grades 3 – 5 | Beginner
Instructor: Chayanica Choudhury
Saturdays, January 18 – March 8
10:00am – 12:00pm
Elevate your paper quilling skills. Learn to shape stripes of paper into coils or other shapes that are then arranged on a flat surface to form a design or picture. This beginner’s- level class for young kids, led by instructor Chayanica Choudhury, is the perfect way for elementary school students to create art with paper quilling. Paper quilling projects can be used to decorate
cards, boxes, gift bags, picture frames, or even be made into 3D stand-alone art pieces.
FEE: $175
Enrile Classroom, Lower Level
Materials Included in Class Fee
Image Credit: Chayanica Choudhury
Zentangle Art with Depth and Movement (8 sessions)
Adult | Beginner-Intermediate
Instructor: Lee Ann Lander
Wednesdays, January 15 – March 5 
3:00pm-5:00pm
Take your doodling skills to a new level. By unlocking a few simple techniques, you will learn how to create impressive movement and depth that take simple drawings into frameable works of art using just a pen and paper. This class is for all levels but it if you have unsteady or shaky hands, this art style may be more challenging.
FEE: $175
Master Classroom, Main Level
Approx. Cost of Materials: $40
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