Museum School Workshops: Workshops by date

*WORKSHOP IS FULL, PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WAITLIST* In this workshop, art lovers can learn about portraiture and experiment with drawing from life.  Contour drawing, an easy and fundamental drawing skill, will be used to explore …

Painters draw inspiration from sources, be it observation, experience, dreams, imagination, objects, writing, photographs, mirrors, drawings, or other manifestations of visual culture. Approaching painting as a subjective art form, this workshop will consider ways artists …

In traditional art school settings, drawing from the figure is a requirement for all students regardless of their chosen medium. The pressure to “get it right” can be overwhelming. This course takes away that expectation …

A limited enrollment class designed to assist the individual with the specific print media and project of choice. Projects undertaken in the past include bookmaking, print editions, and one-of-a kind images using collage methods. Possible …

This is a class designed to help create a looser approach to watercolors, enable a student to feel more capable with the paints, and end “tight” painting. The workshop focuses on working with water, learning …

This is a course that promotes physical, psychosocial and spiritual engagement through given exercises, tactile and thoughtful applications of making the participants work with multiple materials, tools, and images to expand possibilities in their work. …

Through observation, intuitive decision-making, and experimental play, you will discover new choices and new insight into your work. By creating arbitrary paint strokes, lines, and accidental muddles you will learn how to incorporate them into …

Sculpt the figure from the live model under the guidance of internationally acclaimed sculptor Rick Casali.  Artists will create a 24in standing nude in oil based plastilina on a wire skeleton armature. Each day will …

Welcome to plein air basics. With minimal supplies, we will go somewhere beautiful and simple. Once there, we will squint. We will paint the spots, concentrating on value and warm and cool color. We will …

iPhoneography, a form of mobile art, has grown into an international movement of thousands of people with varying backgrounds who have discovered how to capture an image spontaneously with their cell phone, and to create …