All upcoming Studio Arts: Other Media classes

Printmaking using a gel plate offers many options for combining materials, tools, and techniques to achieve an array of effects on both paper and fabric. Beginning with basic acrylic paints, explore the possibilities for layering with stamps, stencils, inks, and acrylic paint markers.

Wrap, weave, hammer, and bend your way to a new set of wire-working skills. Students are introduced to a variety of step-above-basic wire-working tools as well as household items that can be used to shape wire-based projects.

Learn how to apply the elegant Italic script for basic projects using various colors and papers. This versatile and legible alphabet translates well into many practical and artistic applications.

White-line woodcuts are multicolor images printed from a single block of wood. Learn to create your own by cutting a nature print or simple line drawing into a wood block, creating the “white lines” when printed.

Using direct printing and water-based printing inks, create realistic-looking schools of fish or a single artistic print simply by inking a whole fish and pressing it to paper.

Learn to love the linocut, a relief printmaking process. Go through each step and come away with a beautiful edition of prints.

Learn the fundamentals of floral arranging as this class covers essential base mechanics, sourcing flowers, working with seasonal blooms, and photographing your work.

This workshop offers a comprehensive introduction to the art of mosaics. Whether you're exploring mosaics for the first time or looking to strengthen your skills, gain the knowledge and confidence to create visually compelling and technically sound mosaic artwork.

Be both stylish and sustainable with a brooch you create from upcycled materials. The project takes the form of a wearable diorama made with an aluminum can, beads, wire, and any small special object that can be placed inside.

Connect with natural elements such as branches, leaves, and rocks as you explore a range of printmaking techniques including monoprints using both acrylic and plates, carved linocuts, and striking blue cyanotypes.