Art Classes
Monthly & Weekly classes for all ages
Sketching "Horn of Plenty"
November 9th 10 am - 12 pm
Beginner Sketching: During this class we will take a basic model of a "Horn of Plenty" and discuss the properties of proportion and depth. Students will apply their new skills on two pieces of paper; one has a template and the other is blank. This class is for ages 7-12, pencils and paper are provided. Seats are $10 each with room for 14 students. (Parents are encouraged to stay and create with their child(ren) if open seats are available for $10.) Call and reserve a seat 686-8002 or email subrinaj@gmail.com.
3D Paper & Paint Treasure Box
December 7th 10 am - 12 pm
During class we will take a simple paper mache' box and apply 3D paper art and acrylic paint to embellish the boxes and turn them into the perfect Christmas gift. Supplies are included for $10 with room for 14 students ages 6-12. (Parents are encouraged to stay and create with their child(ren) if open seats are available for $10.) Call and reserve a seat 686-8002 or email subrinaj@gmail.com.
Candy Wrapper POP Art
January 25th 10 am - 12 pm
During this class we will explore the world of Candy Wrapper artwork using pencils, crayons, pastels, and water colors. Supplies are included for $10 with room for 12 students ages 6-12. (Parents are encouraged to stay and create with their child(ren) if open seats are available for $10.) Call and reserve a seat 686-8002 or email subrinaj@gmail.com.
Pottery Class
Every 2nd Thursday 6pm
Tara Brown will be teaching pottery every second Thursday of the month in the Art Annex of the Margaret Harwell Art Museum. Class starts at 6:00 p.m. Fee is $20.00 per person and includes materials and equipment. Beginners welcome! No experience necessary. Come laugh and learn. Learning the fundamentals of working with clay. Pictured here are the students who showed up at the first introductory night
About the Instructor
Asst Director Subrina Berger manages the education programming of MHAM in an effort to give children of all ages exposure to the extraordinary world of art.
"If they can just get a little taste of what it feels like to create with a certain medium that they can really connect with, they will explore it further on their own and that's when the artist is born."
