Cultivating the Art of Seeing Zillman Art Museum Director & Curator George Kinghorn will introduce participants to the basic principles of drawing from observation. Through these lively and informative sessions, students will develop their “Seeing” skills and ability in an environment that affirms that everyone can learn to draw. We will explore the unique qualities […]
Tuesdays, Nov. 7, 14, 28th and Dec. 5th from 5:30-8pm We will explore linocut relief printing and make multiple copies of images you create. We will begin by learning the fundamentals of making black and white relief prints and then move into reduction printing with color. This workshop will cover block preparation, transferring an image […]
Cultivating the Art of Seeing Zillman Art Museum Director & Curator George Kinghorn will introduce participants to the basic principles of drawing from observation. Through these lively and informative sessions, students will develop their “Seeing” skills and ability in an environment that affirms that everyone can learn to draw. We will explore the unique qualities […]
Cultivating the Art of Seeing Zillman Art Museum Director & Curator George Kinghorn will introduce participants to the basic principles of drawing from observation. Through these lively and informative sessions, students will develop their “Seeing” skills and ability in an environment that affirms that everyone can learn to draw. We will explore the unique qualities […]
Please drop-in to the ZAM Classroom for some fun making and printing with stamps. This is a free event sponsored by a grant from the Onion Foundation. All ages welcome.
Bring your kids and join us as we celebrate the upcoming holidays by creating holiday inspired arts and crafts.
Please join us for an engaging presentation on Amanda Lilleston's process and artwork. Reception and refreshments at 5:30 followed by presentation beginning at 6:00.
February 24th, 11am to 2pm Please stop by the ZAM classroom for some fun painting with soft pastels and ink. This is a free event. All ages are welcome!
The Pysanka, a decorated egg, was common among Slavic people as far back as 5,000 B.C., symbolizing nature's rebirth. When decorating eggs in the Ukrainian style, designs are drawn on the egg with melted beeswax, which flows from a tool called a Kystka. The eggs are then dipped in a series of dyes and the […]
Please join us for an informal noon-time talk with Linda Packard. The talk will focus on Packard’s creative process and paintings highlighted in the current exhibition: Poems I Meant to Write.
