AN EXPLORATION OF WHAT ART CAN BE; LEARNING ABOUT ARTISTS, STYLES, TECHNIQUES & DEVELOPING AN ARTISTIC VOICE. Do you want to build and improve your art making skills? In this course, middle school aged students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of mediums and techniques while also learning to develop their own artistic
This course is a 10 class program that runs throughout Spring semester. "Introduction to Pattern-making" is for students who are curious about fashion. This specific series will cover the foundation of constructing garmets that are inspired by personalized 2d designs. The main objective for this course is to create a three piece mini-collection and will require at home
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
Hello Spring, is that you? As we head into Spring, the days are getting longer, and we can almost feel the warm weather around the corner. March is not only when Spring starts, but it's also the birth month of famous journalist and Lowell's own Jack Kerouac. We plan to bring you a virtual art
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
This six class course will run throughout the second half of spring semester. "Magnify Your Work: Sketchbook to Large Scale," will take students through the process of transforming personal ideas into large format pieces. Students will complete a series of three pieces that are all derived from the practice of sketchbooking. Throughout this coursework, new styles
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
AN EXPLORATION OF WHAT ART CAN BE; LEARNING ABOUT ARTISTS, STYLES, TECHNIQUES & DEVELOPING AN ARTISTIC VOICE. Do you want to build and improve your art making skills? In this course, middle school aged students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of mediums and techniques while also learning to develop their own artistic
This course is a 10 class program that runs throughout Spring semester. "Introduction to Pattern-making" is for students who are curious about fashion. This specific series will cover the foundation of constructing garmets that are inspired by personalized 2d designs. The main objective for this course is to create a three piece mini-collection and will require at home
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
This six class course will run throughout the second half of spring semester. "Magnify Your Work: Sketchbook to Large Scale," will take students through the process of transforming personal ideas into large format pieces. Students will complete a series of three pieces that are all derived from the practice of sketchbooking. Throughout this coursework, new styles
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
AN EXPLORATION OF WHAT ART CAN BE; LEARNING ABOUT ARTISTS, STYLES, TECHNIQUES & DEVELOPING AN ARTISTIC VOICE. Do you want to build and improve your art making skills? In this course, middle school aged students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of mediums and techniques while also learning to develop their own artistic
This course is a 10 class program that runs throughout Spring semester. "Introduction to Pattern-making" is for students who are curious about fashion. This specific series will cover the foundation of constructing garmets that are inspired by personalized 2d designs. The main objective for this course is to create a three piece mini-collection and will require at home
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
AN EXPLORATION OF WHAT ART CAN BE; LEARNING ABOUT ARTISTS, STYLES, TECHNIQUES & DEVELOPING AN ARTISTIC VOICE. Do you want to build and improve your art making skills? In this course, middle school aged students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of mediums and techniques while also learning to develop their own artistic
This course is a 10 class program that runs throughout Spring semester. "Introduction to Pattern-making" is for students who are curious about fashion. This specific series will cover the foundation of constructing garmets that are inspired by personalized 2d designs. The main objective for this course is to create a three piece mini-collection and will require at home
Opening weekend for Tiny Arms Coffee and Ceramics on the Studios loading dock.
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
Opening weekend for Tiny Arms Coffee and Ceramics on the Studios loading dock.
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
This six class course will run throughout the second half of spring semester. "Magnify Your Work: Sketchbook to Large Scale," will take students through the process of transforming personal ideas into large format pieces. Students will complete a series of three pieces that are all derived from the practice of sketchbooking. Throughout this coursework, new styles
Opening weekend for Tiny Arms Coffee and Ceramics on the Studios loading dock.
Inspired during our pandemic summer, guest artist Donna Berger's expressive, colorful, and deeply personal portraits celebrate restaurant front-line workers: their individuality, their good service, and all they do to keep us safe. Meet the Artist on Saturday March 6 from 3pm to 5pm. Donna will be speaking about her work at 3pm.
AN EXPLORATION OF WHAT ART CAN BE; LEARNING ABOUT ARTISTS, STYLES, TECHNIQUES & DEVELOPING AN ARTISTIC VOICE. Do you want to build and improve your art making skills? In this course, middle school aged students will have the opportunity to learn about a variety of mediums and techniques while also learning to develop their own artistic
This course is a 10 class program that runs throughout Spring semester. "Introduction to Pattern-making" is for students who are curious about fashion. This specific series will cover the foundation of constructing garmets that are inspired by personalized 2d designs. The main objective for this course is to create a three piece mini-collection and will require at home
This April, representation, and abstraction meet to create an Invocation of Place. Priscilla Levesque paints landscapes in the pointillist style, a technique pioneered during the late 19th century by Georges Seurat. With meticulous detail, she builds shapes from small dots of color. Noel Soucy creates abstracts using acrylics and alcohol inks. Her work is organic, full
This April, representation, and abstraction meet to create an Invocation of Place. Priscilla Levesque paints landscapes in the pointillist style, a technique pioneered during the late 19th century by Georges Seurat. With meticulous detail, she builds shapes from small dots of color. Noel Soucy creates abstracts using acrylics and alcohol inks. Her work is organic, full
We have enjoyed bringing art to you virtually during this past winter, but we greatly miss all of you. With the weather warming up and Massachusetts moving to Phase 4 soon, we are happy to announce the return of our Outdoor Art Markets. A fun and safe in-person art experience, featuring some of your favorite
This six class course will run throughout the second half of spring semester. "Magnify Your Work: Sketchbook to Large Scale," will take students through the process of transforming personal ideas into large format pieces. Students will complete a series of three pieces that are all derived from the practice of sketchbooking. Throughout this coursework, new styles
This April, representation, and abstraction meet to create an Invocation of Place. Priscilla Levesque paints landscapes in the pointillist style, a technique pioneered during the late 19th century by Georges Seurat. With meticulous detail, she builds shapes from small dots of color. Noel Soucy creates abstracts using acrylics and alcohol inks. Her work is organic, full
