Encourage your child’s love of art with our bi-weekly homeschooler workshops. This week's class will focus on painting with watercolor.

Encourage your child’s love of art with our bi-weekly homeschooler workshops. This week's class will focus on paper sculptures.

Encourage your child’s love of art with our bi-weekly homeschooler workshops. This week's class will focus on printmaking.

Encourage your child’s love of art with our bi-weekly homeschooler workshops. This week's class will focus on printmaking techniques.

Encourage your child’s love of art with our bi-weekly homeschooler workshops. This week's class will focus on wood sculptures.

Encourage your child’s love of art with our bi-weekly homeschooler workshops. This week's class will focus on working with clay. This class is sold out!

Students will hear a story by the instructor, which will connect to an artwork on display. They will then create an inspired hands-on art activity in the classroom.

This workshop will focus on works that blend social studies and visual art. Students will then create an inspired self-portrait. 

Students will explore works of art that use science as part of their process. In the classroom, the activity will focus on using a scientific approach to create works of art.

Students will explore the connection between math and visual arts, and use the mathematical vocabulary of geometry and pattern. 

Students will have the chance to view the special exhibition Matisse and the Art of Jazz, after which they will make a Matisse-inspired print.

Students will visit the special exhibition Out of Sight! Art of the Senses to view works of art one can hear.

Students will have the opportunity to visit the special exhibition Out of Sight! Art of the Senses to view artworks that inspire unique ways of looking.

Dig through piles of materials and construct a wearable sculpture in this class inspired by the work of Jae Jarrell.

Dig through piles of materials and construct a wearable sculpture in this class inspired by the work of Jae Jarrell.

Dig through piles of materials and construct a wearable sculpture in this class inspired by the work of Jae Jarrell.