Programs

Artists will meet to work on artworks in any medium. Bring your works in progress or ideas for a new composition and the guidance of a professional artist will enable you to develop your piece further through one-on-one feedback. The chance for peer review will strengthen your visual communication and provide group support.

Learn to use the pottery wheel to create cups and bowls and try different hand-building techniques to explore different forms

Expand your wheel throwing skills with intensive classes focussing on fine-tuning your technique, throwing larger forms, and throwing and altering cylinders.

Learn about bones and muscles and how the body moves from an artist and former human anatomy researcher.

In this class, you will learn colour theory as it relates specifically to pouring, beginning with the basic techniques and progressing to more creative ways to begin to express your own unique style.

This course serves as an introduction to painting for those who are interested in exploring water-based painting media.

This class will guide you through creating a landscape in oil with the help of instructor Anne Reimer's demos.

Learn to paint expressive skies with a spontaneous and painterly approach.

The Crash course extended is for those who wish to continue to develop drawing skills.

The versatility of pastels open the way to new artistic expressions.

Learn to paint with impact using a limited palette and loose impressionistic brushwork.

Join artist & instructor Sandra Iafrate in this fun and encouraging environment where you can create new work while receiving direction in technique and composition.

Needle felting is a wonderful craft, the wool inspires creativity. Learn the basics of needle-felting by creating a few finished projects including wool brooch or a few Christmas ornaments.

Create wonderful winter white scenes on canvas.

This workshop will instruct you how to do Negative Space acrylic pours, why to incorporate them in your repertoire, and how to handle large canvas pours

In this workshop, the artist/instructor, James E. Pay, will be exploring the principles of design and composition, perspective, and depth perception.

We will be using a variety of materials to create distinctive textures using abstract art as our vehicle.

Learn about the surprising amount of light in shade and how to use colour in the shadow areas of your paintings.

This class challenges young artists to build on principles and elements of design while working under the guidance of an artist-educator.

Get creative and messy while learning how to paint, sculpt, draw and more!

Our afternoon art classes review some of the basic art-making skills and then builds upon those to focus on developing drawing, painting and sculpting techniques.

Artists can work in any medium, on projects of their own choosing. Instructor Susan Wintrop gives one-on-one directions, exercises in perception , composition and visual communication.

Series 1: Discover how the arts and business work together, and the entrepreneurial spirit within your artistic practice. Gain an understanding of how you can use these themes, focused on product, market and costing to approach your artistic offerings, your audience and your goals.