• Ceramic Handbuilding and Small Sculpture Henry Glener482.2 | Thu, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM | Room E Begins September 24 | $276 | 8 Weeks
    Introductory class will concentrate on the techniques of pinching, coil, and slab building during the class and encourage the development of pottery and practical objects as well as encourage small sculpture. A kiln is on the premises and we fire as needed.  Extra attention is paid to new students and beginners. Returnees welcome. This class meets once a week for 8 weeks. A $20 registration fee will be applied to the total.
  • Ceramic Handbuilding for Teens (13-18) Henry "Hank" Glener682.1 | Thu, 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM | Room E Begins September 24 | $276 | 8 Weeks 
    Students will learn different varieties of clay work such as coil, slab, pinch pots, joined clay and pressed molds, which will be glazed with different glazing methods and fired in the onsite kiln. Students will have the opportunity to explore their own creativity.All materials, including clay, are included.This class meets once a week for 8 weeks. 
    A $20 registration fee will be applied to the total. 
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    Ceramic Techniques  Ryan Minkoff482.1 | Mon, 10:00 am - 1:00 pm | Room E Begins September 21 | $380 | 10 Weeks482.1 | Mon, 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | Room E Begins September 21 | $380 | 10 Weeks482.1 | Wed, 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm | Room E Begins September 23 | $380 | 10 WeeksCeramic Techniques will focus on teaching the basics of sculpting with handbuilding techniques such as slabs, coils, pinch pots, and molding. Students will also learn how to use a combination of those various techniques and how to attach pieces by scoring and slipping the pieces. This class will cover everything you need to know about sculpting, wedging clay, working with tools, glaze vs. underglaze, and how to finish your piece. Each student is encouraged to come into class with their own ideas of things they would like to sculpt or they can try out some of the suggested projects that Ryan will provide for you.
    Great for both those who are looking for an introduction to handbuilding and those who are more experienced, looking to improve their skills, or to have dedicated studio time to work on ceramic projects.A $20 registration fee will be applied to the total. 
    Materials: Tools and glazes are provided, but you will need your own block of clay which you can buy at Art Lab for $26.54 on your first day of class.Students that are interested in acquiring their own glazes should find low-fire glazes that fire at cone 05 or 06, not cone 5 or 6, those are mid-fire glazes which will not work for low-fire clay.
  • Ceramic: Open Studio Monitor: Lex Wittlin

    482.6 | Sat 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM | Room E Begins: September 26 | $270 | 10 weeks $30 walk-in per week $20 walk-per week for current ceramic studentsStudents must have prior Art Lab ceramic experience.Register for the full semester to only pay for the first 9 weeks and get the last week free.Students will need their own clay, which can be purchased from the Art Lab office for $26.54, tax included. All other materials are included with the fee for Open Studio.Contact Art Lab for details.There is no registration fee.
  • Collage: Process & Possibility Vince Serecin

    114.2 | Tue, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM | Room A Begins September 22 | $236 | 6 weeksLet’s explore the art of collage together in a welcoming and supportive studio environment. This hands-on class is designed for beginners, returning creatives, and experienced artists alike — no prior art experience needed.Using vintage papers, photographs, books, found materials, and everyday objects, students will create flat collages, altered books, accordion books, and small sculptural or boxed works while exploring techniques in layering, composition, texture, and storytelling. Alongside collage, the class may include playful additions such as simple printmaking, handmade marks, transfers, and drawing with bamboo pens.Blending contemporary collage practices with historical inspiration, this course encourages experimentation, curiosity, and personal expression. Whether you are looking to begin a creative practice, reconnect with art-making, or expand an existing body of work, this class offers an open and encouraging place to explore.This class meets once a week for 6 weeks.A $20 Registration fee will be added on to your total.
  • Color & Light: Painting from an Impressionist Point of View
    Linda Butti
    126.0 | Thu, 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM | Room F
    Begins September 24 | $272 | 8 weeks
     We will concentrate on color principles, application, and art history in our study of light and color! Hope to see you!
    Color painting from an Impressionist point of view:
    Using oils or acrylic paint, this class will emphasize color theory from an impressionist point of view.  The impressionists used fresh bright colors using the color wheel to mix opposite tones to get the desired effect, rather than using browns or blacks. Their colors are lively and bright and very tonal. We will work the aspects of painting- depth, space and form emphasizing complementary color mixtures.
    Students can work with any images that they prefer, and the instructor will help each student get the desired effect that they want from their work. Students will learn composition and application of color principles in describing what each student wants to express in their painting.
    While concentrating on Impressionist approaches, we will discuss traditional approaches as well. The class will look at master paintings and their approaches.
    This class meets once a week for 8 weeks. (there will be no class Nov.12) 
    There is a $20 registration fee applied to the total.
  • Color Mixing for Painters: Acrylic and Watercolor Maria Alekseev

    123.4 | Thu 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM | Room F Begins: Sept 24th | $262 |  6 Weeks 

    Learn how to mix color with control and intention. This class covers creating sophisticated color relationships, building your color palette, and mixing strategies for impressive paintings. Work from reference images or observation while developing stronger, more cohesive color choices in your artwork.Beginner–intermediate friendly.Required Materials: Primary colors in Acrylic and watercolor paint, brushes and watercolor pad.

    There will be a $20 registration fee applied to your total.

  • Learning Color Theory Painting Simple Still Lifes Annamarie Trombetta

    122.2 | Tue, 2:00-5:00PM | Room F Begins: September 22 | $375 | 10 weeks
    This course is designed for all levels, painters and students, who want to learn more about Color Theory through the practice of still life painting. Each major and minor color in the color wheel will be scientifically explained and discussed. The practice of color theory will be implemented by painting a simple still life painting. For example, students will begin with the color yellow by painting a lemon , concentrating and learning the properties of the colors in the yellow family, noting if it is transparent--semi transparent or opaque, if it has a high or low tinting strength, etc. Direct perception and painting while integrating the science of color will enhance the technique of painting realistically.See below for supplies list.This class meets once a week for 10 weeks.A $20 registration fee will be applied to your total.
  • Color to Canvas: Oil Painting Basics  Lynnanne O'Connor Daly128.0 | Wed, 5:30 - 8:00 PM | Room F Begins: September 23 | $272 | 8 weeks Starting from the beginning, students will be shown the proper handling of oil paint, including set-up and clean-up best practices. This class will explore the qualities that make oil painting unique, such as the ability of painting wet on wet, dry- brush, and the importance of the brush stroke; as well as explore various painting styles and techniques, referencing artists, and looking at classical and modern qualities of art. Students will paint from life and imagination, while learning the importance of observation. Students will be taught how to mix color, how to look at proportions, and how to see light and shadow. Students will be shown distinctions specific to oil painting. They will learn how to work in a compositional manner.This class meets once a week for 8 weeks.
    A $20 registration fee will be applied to the total.Must be 16 years or older to take this class. 
  • Comics Lab Structured Studio *New*
    Julia Ricci
    Sunday, 10am-12pm | Room A
    Starts Sept 20 | $332| 10 weeks
    Working on comics can often be an isolating process. If you're missing the energy of your fellow comic artists, needing a new challenge to break up your routine, or a suitable space to work on your current project, come to the Comics Lab Structured Studio! Each two-hour session consists of a 30-minute warm-up prompt, an hour to freely work on your project, and a 30-minute closing conversation to discuss feedback, industry news, and set goals. This is a great opportunity to meet other artists in the comics community and break out of your comfort zone.
    Meets once a week for 10 weeks. A $20 registration fee applies to your total. 
  • Draw Bridge: From Still Life to Life Drawing Annamarie Trombettaxxx.x | Tue, 2pm - 5 pm | Room B Begins September 22 | $445 | 10 Weeks This course is designed to teach any student the rudimentary components for realistic drawing. Emphasis on observational drawing will include free-hand drawing from still life setups. Students will learn how to measure by sight and one class will be devoted to the basic principles of perspective. The course will explore drawing materials such as vine charcoal, charcoal pencils and working in pencil on various grades and types of paper. The subject matter will begin with simple set ups, still lifes and will progress to working from live models for the last 3 weeks. We will be working with a clothed model and if the students wish, from a nude model.See below for supply list A $20 registration fee will be added to your total.
  • Drawing with Colored Pencils Margot Higgins115.1 | Tue 10:30 AM – 1:00 PM | Room A Begins September 29| $354 | 10 weeks Participants in this class will be encouraged to use reference materials that they are interested in transforming into their own unique drawings using colored pencils.  Working individually, artists will strengthen their drawing skills, explore the use of color, and develop their own style alongside artists with similar interests who will help fuel their creativity. This class is designed for those who have some experience drawing and can benefit from the input of an experienced instructor.Supply list details below.
    A $20 registration fee is applied to total.
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