Workshops
Fall workshops have been added, beginning in October 2017.
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OCTOBER
Nicholas Natalicchio
Saturday, October 7
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
$40/$36 member
This workshop will lead you through the understanding of all types of digital cameras in order to discover the limitless possibilities of digital photography. With a focus on photos that are meaningful to you, we will demystify the complexities of new smartphone and DSLR cameras and attachments. Learn about snap-on lenses for smartphones and hybrid cameras that shoot still images and video. You will be shooting and evaluating the results while learning how to edit them. Bring your camera, computer and smartphone and be ready to shoot!
Diana Trout
Saturday, October 21
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
$80/$72 member
Do it all in this workshop where you will learn watercolor techniques, create collages, use stencils, handmade stamps and other mixed media techniques. Diana uses a wide range of creative games that provide inspiration for your art work.
Materials fee TBD.
Martha Kent Martin
Saturday, October 28
10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
$80/$72 member
This is a fun way to create wearable art inspired by the jewelry of Alexander Calder. Using simple metal techniques such as forming, hammering and riveting you will make a piece of jewelry with ideas and a supply list for further, independent exploration.
NOVEMBER
Lian Sawires
Saturday, November 4
10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.
$125/$113 member
Create your own medicine drum using natural, ethically harvested materials. This workshop will begin the process of blessing and building a medicine drum, using your inner wisdom to create and decorate this sacred instrument. Drumming connects us to our own rhythms and unites us into a community.
Materials fee of $45, payable to instructor – DUE BY OCTOBER 24
(Please call 215-887-4882 for more information)
Yemisi Ajayi
Saturday, November 18
10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.
$100/$90 member
This workshop provides an overview of batik and tie dye (adire), a traditional Yoruba dye cloth process. The act of dyeing was one of the earliest art forms among the Yoruba of southwest Nigeria in West Africa, dating back over 500 years. This ancient process allows for fresh new expression and creativity.
Materials fee of $50, payable to instructor – DUE BY OCTOBER 26
(Please call 215-887-4882 for more information)