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Crop Art Creations (Ella Baker)
Have you ever wanted to make crop art? Join crop artist and crop art educator Marta Shore as she guides you through your first piece. As you work, Marta will outline the history and rules of crop art so you will leave the class ready to make a piece for the Minnesota State Fair! The cost of the course includes your own take-home kit with everything you need to make crop art. -
Glass Blowing Intro: Torchwork (Kenwood)
This class is great for beginners with or without any experience! The student will learn safety fundamentals, tool and torch usage, solid rod welding and gathering, color application, shaping, and more. Students will be able to create small trinkets, marbles, paper weights, plant rods, or anything else that can be thought of with the skills learned. Class Policies: Please arrive at your scheduled class a few minutes early to fill out applicable paperwork and receive assigned safety glasses. Liability waivers and emergency contact forms must be filled out in order to participate in class. These forms will be provided upon arrival, prior to your scheduled class. Requirements: No sandals or open footwear - shoes must have closed toes and heels No loose sleeves or long dangling necklaces/bracelets Long hair must be tied back Please come to class fed and hydrated - standing is required for the duration of class for optimal safety. [A chair may be provided if needed for medical reasons] Recommendations: Cotton or natural fiber clothing recommended (It’s best to avoid synthetic clothing as it could melt in the case of an accident) It is highly recommended that you bring water to drink Free street parking will be available to all students in the front of the building. There is typically ample parking available on our block. If a student arrives to class inebriated they will be asked to leave, for safety purposes. Students will not receive a refund in this case. -
Hand-Poured Candle Making: Craft a Signature Scent (Summer)
Picture yourself diving deep into the rhythms of creation, grooving to the art of candle crafting. Our Candle Making Workshop is where you'll create your own Kobi Co. candle, infused with your own signature fragrance, decked out with enchanting charms, and sparking like your favorite vinyl on a Saturday night. This 90-minute jam sesh is your ticket to creative soulfulness. -
Painting: Plein Air Watercolor in the Park (Summer)
Please join us in the park this summer for a fun evening of watercolor. Your instructor, Megan Dolezal, will be there to give guidance and feedback as you work on a summer sunset painting. Students will bring their own materials - supply list will be sent out after registration -
Sewing: Intro Workshop (Summer)
Learn the basics of the sewing machine in this 3 hour crash course. Practice stitching and complete an easy project selected by the instructor. **PRICE UPDATED WITH MATERIALS FEE. MATERIALS WILL BE PROVIDED, BUT PLEASE BRING YOUR OWN SEWING MACHINE IF POSSIBLE.*** If class is full, please enroll for the waitlist. We will contact you if a space becomes available. -
Silkscreen Printing (Summer)
This hands-on course covers the fundamentals of drawing fluid screen printing. Get tips to create eye catching compositions and the artist's hand–eye coordination. Experience the entire process, from initial artwork creation and design, to tearing down your project and equipment. Students will collaborate and critique in group discussions.Waitlist -
Weaving: Colorful Wrapped & Woven Wall Hangings (Ella Baker)
Using simple materials, play with color and pattern to create striking wrapped and woven wall hangings! Designing with color is like creating a musical score. If individual colors are notes on a scale, the arrangement and sequencing of colors create the harmonies and rhythms that spark our senses. In this workshop, we’ll create a series of unique color “scores” using yarn wraps as our medium. We’ll start by making a series of small-scale color sketches using yarn and stiff paper. You’ll be encouraged to work with colors you love as well - and those you tend to avoid. Once our hands, eyes, and minds are warmed up, we’ll dive into weaving wall hangings! This class is adaptable to varying levels of dexterity. All experience and skill levels are welcome. -
Weaving: Forage & Weave (Kenwood)
Connect with nature, as the world reawakens this spring! We’ll begin by exploring the local natural environment, gathering natural fibers, branches, stones, and other materials. We’ll then transform these materials into expressive woven forms. With guidance from the instructor, you’ll learn ethical and sustainable foraging practices, how to prepare and weave with unconventional materials, and experiment with texture and form. This class encourages mindful observation and appreciation of the natural landscape, exploring how seasonal materials can inspire and guide creativity. This class uses some hand strength (cutting materials) and is adaptable to varying levels of dexterity. All experience and skill levels are welcome.Waitlist -
Weaving: Paper Weaving (Kenwood)
Dive into the art of paper weaving! This relaxing and creative process offers endless opportunities to experiment with color, pattern, and texture. In this hands-on class, students will explore a variety of weaving techniques. Learn to design and cut weaving bases, experiment with color harmonies and textures, incorporate found papers, add texture using layering, and finishing and display options. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist looking for inspiration, this course offers a balance of structure and freedom to explore your own style. By the end of the class, you’ll have several completed weavings and the skills to continue creating at home. This class uses some hand strength (cutting paper) and is adaptable to varying levels of dexterity. All experience and skill levels are welcome. -
Starting SoonJon Betts (flickr) (CC BY 2.0)Zine Making: Storytelling (Summer)
Explore the rich history and creative possibilities of zine-making while learning how to tell your own story through this DIY medium. In this two-part class, participants will gain hands-on experience creating, sharing, and trading zines in a supportive, community-focused environment.
