Studio Offerings:

  • After-school classes are offered as 6 week sessions to maximize the creative time together. These classes are geared towards students who want to deepen their artistic pursuits, or those beginning a new hobby. The emphasis is on skill-building, and that takes time. Current offerings are for ages 8-16.

    2023-2024:

    Fall 1: Sept 11-Oct 20

    Fall 2: Oct 23-Dec 8

    Winter 1: Jan 8 - Feb 16

    Winter 2: Mar 4 - Apr 6

    Spring: Apr 29 - Jun 6

  • Workshops are great for adults who want to unwind with friends or explore on their own. Offered on Saturdays: 10-12pm or 5-7pm.

    Classes are currently offered in the evenings and are 4 weeks long.

    *Evening workshops are BYOB.

    *Preregistration required for all workshops.

  • Private lessons: offered in Drawing, Painting, Mixed Media, Ceramics and Sewing.

  • Family in town? Girls weekend? Looking for special time with your kids or grandkids?

    We can put together a private workshop or several for you! Prices vary depending on party size and projects.

    (no children’s birthday parties)

What we’re all about:

  • Less is more.

Classes are capped at 8 students.

Small classes provide an opportunity for more assistance, a quieter learning environment and the ability for greater artistic risk-taking, a hallmark of creativity. Art can be a vulnerable process, especially during adolescence, and it is essential to have the time and space for everyone to feel settled.

  • Student choice.

At school, much of the time and learning is defined for students, without much room to explore. This studio is a place to slow down and focus on personal creativity. During week 1 of each trimester class, students have the opportunity to share any artistic interests and goals, then together we create a roadmap for the remainder of the trimester. There are always targeted skills, both individually and collectively, but each class is customized based on interests and the group dynamic.

  • Art needs practice.

The creative process needs time and space to be developed. There is a falsehood that artistry is a natural talent. Sure, some people are just incredibly gifted, but the vast majority need to be taught how to see, create, and refine the connection between the hand and mind.