Little Artist Workshops

Little Artist Workshops are designed for our littlest artists (ages 4-6). Each workshop will highlight a children’s story and an art project that goes along with it. Sign up for just one or for all of them- each one is unique and different! Caregivers can chose to stay with their artist or drop them off for the hour.

  • Text in the image says "Read to Me: The Tiny Seed" with a background split between a solid brown section and a photo of a hand painting a decorated small ceramic flowerpot, surrounded by other painted flowerpots on a wooden table.

    July 8- The Tiny Seed

    We’ll read about the importance of one tiny seed and create beautifully colorful collaged flowerpots!

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  • Butterflies resting on tall lavender and wildflowers in a sunlit field.

    July 15- In the Tall Tall Grass

    We’ll learn about the ecosystems that exist in the tall grass, and create our own version of them!

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  • Colorful patchwork quilt elephant sculpture in a green field with colorful flowers and a blue sky with clouds, with text 'Read to Me: Elmer' overlayed.

    July 22- Elmer

    Artists will meet a one-of-a-kind patch work elephant and then create our own!

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Art Attack Workshops

Art Attack Workshops are designed to introduce artists (ages 7-10) to a variety of different art mediums. Sign up for just one or for all of them- each one is unique and different! Caregivers can choose to stay with their artist or drop them off.

  • An illustrated collage of multi-colored circles with line patterns, layered behind a purple banner with the text "Meet the Masters: Kandinsky."

    July 10- Meet the Masters: Kandinsky

    Artists will learn about Kandinsky and work with oil pastels and watercolors to create wax resist paintings of concentric circles in a square.

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  • Black and white portrait of a woman with closed eyes and long dreadlocks, surrounded by a vibrant, retro patterned background in yellow, orange, and brown, with flowers and geometric shapes, and a canvas banner at the top reading "Contemporary Portraiture."

    July 17- Contemporary Portraiture

    Artists will learn about contemporary portrait artist Kehinde Wiley, and create self-portraits in his style.

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  • A sculpture of a humanoid figure made from recycled scrap metal, cans, and other found objects, resembling a robot or monster, with a child's hands working on it.

    July 24- Found Art Sculpture

    Each artist will create their own abstract sculpture using found and recycled materials.

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