Museum School Workshops: Online

Each of the five sessions will begin with looking at works from PAAM’s collection, or at each other’s art, as prompts for the material being presented that day. We start with gesture drawings, then move …

Choose from one or both weeks of this Zoom experience!   Week 2: Personal Landscapes, Personal Intention Come discuss and be curious about your personal preferences of form, color and composition. Employing new techniques, we will continue to …

Mindful art observation gives us back to ourselves. It soothes the nervous system, creating body-level calm. It smooths the mind and connects us with our inner wisdom, producing insight. It makes us aware of our …

*June Session is full, please register for the wait list or the July workshop* Watercolor can seem daunting for those who have tried it or want to try it.  This is a class designed to help …

In Still Life with Oysters and Lemon, Mark Doty writes about seeing and the rewards of looking and looking again. He writes at the ending of the book: "What makes a poem a poem, finally, is that …

Learn silkscreen printing at home. Print single and multi color small scale images on paper or fabric. Learn to make cut film stencils, hand painted images, a simple photo emulsion process (direct sunlight exposures), and …

This lecture will help you identify the characteristics that are distinct to art movements ranging from the Middle Ages to the 20th Century. Many examples will be shown to illuminate how each era made unique contributions to …

During this virtual workshop, participants will explore the use of maps in collage and mixed-media art by looking at the work of other artists and by creating work of their own. They will learn to …

Join us for Life Drawing every Tuesday and Friday morning 9:30-11:30am.   How to: Please register for the session by 4pm the day before. Zoom meeting info will be sent the morning of the session at 9am. The …

*This Workshop is Full, Please Register for the Waitlist if you'd like to Join*   Looking closely at the work of Joan Eardley, Richard Diebenkorn, and David Hockney we’ll explore the creation of pictures that utilize weather, …