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April Vacation Art Week is held in-person at the Attleboro Arts Museum for ages 6-10. Registration is for 4 Half-days: Tuesday-Friday, April 20th-23rd from 9am-12pm.
Materials are included in tuition cost. Students may bring a water bottle with them. There is no snack or lunch time during this art week. Learn about color, shape and form while creating a variety of fun drawing, painting and collage art projects. A special master artist will be the inspiration for each day: • Tues, April 20th – Leonardo’s Flying Machines • Wed, April 21st – Frida’s Faces • Thurs, April 22nd – Van Gogh’s Visions • Fri, April 23rd – Monet’s Gardens Download the AAM’s Spring Health & Safety Information. We ask caretakers to review all health and safety requirements with their child in advance of the first day of class. *** PLEASE NOTE, April Vacation Art Week is subject to change based on local school district scheduling. A segment of this art week may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates. *** BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More 
Dates:
(4-Day Week) April 20-23, 2021; Half-day (9am-12pm)
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9 seats
Class is Full. Please call 508-222-2644 x10 to be placed on our waiting list.
This one-day workshop is held in-person at the Attleboro Arts Museum on Tuesday, April 20th from 4-5:30pm. Tuition cost includes materials.
Open to adults, families and individuals ages 8 and older! Participants will create their own stylized characters with ink & watercolors while learning traditional illustration techniques. Play with color, line and unique brushstrokes to bring your illustrations to life! Be inspired by all manner of fantastical beasts such as cyclops, gnomes, hybrid animals and more! *** PLEASE NOTE, as stated in the W. Charles Thompson Museum School Handbook: Art classes and workshops may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates. *** Download the AAM’s Spring Health & Safety Information BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More
Starts:
4/20/2021
4:00 PM
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8 seats
Class is Full. Please call 508-222-2644 x10 to be placed on our waiting list.
This one-day workshop is held in-person at the Attleboro Arts Museum on Wednesday, April 21st from 4-5:30pm. Tuition cost includes materials.
Open to adults, families and individuals ages 8 and older! Learn how to draw scale patterns with Sharpie and how to add details to the dragon/mermaid scales to make your own unique designs and patterns. With chalk pastels, experiment with light & shadow to make your drawn eggs look three-dimensional! *** PLEASE NOTE, as stated in the W. Charles Thompson Museum School Handbook: Art classes and workshops may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates. *** Download the AAM’s Spring Health & Safety Information BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More
Starts:
4/21/2021
4:00 PM
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8 seats
Class is Full. Please call 508-222-2644 x10 to be placed on our waiting list.
This 4-week class is held virtually via Zoom on Saturday mornings for adults 18+. The Zoom invitation is included in the confirmation email.
Let’s grab a cup of coffee—to drink and to make art. Creativity and conversation will fuel us on relaxing Saturday mornings that will involve briefly writing in response to a coffee-themed prompt and using coffee as our main medium to design a composition on paper. We will incorporate drawing and doodling with pencil and a black Sharpie marker to design whimsical as well as abstract work. The goal is to remain grounded in the joy of process rather than the pursuit of perfection as we let the ideas percolate and notice how even what is most familiar can be seen with fresh eyes. This will be the best coffee break ever! All experience levels (and tea drinkers) welcome. Students provide materials. Download a Coffee and Conversations Materials List   Download the AAM’s tips & planning information for Virtual Art Classes & Workshops BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More
Starts:
4/24/2021
10:30 AM
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10 seats
This one-day workshop is held virtually via Zoom on Sunday, April 25th from 2-3:30pm. The Zoom invitation is included in the confirmation email.
What better way to lift the spirits of a loved one than with a unique, handmade card? Using basic art materials, Bill will share the skills to help you make thoughtful and creative greetings from the heart. Participants will explore modern hand lettering, watercolor techniques, and creative card designs. A downloadable handout with botanical designs will also be included in the confirmation email. Open to all levels. Students provide materials. Download a Springtime Cards from the Heart Materials List  Download the AAM’s tips & planning information for Virtual Art Classes & Workshops BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More
Starts:
4/25/2021
2:00 PM
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10 seats
This 4-week class is held virtually via Zoom on Monday evenings for teens ages 14-17. The Zoom invitation is included in the confirmation email.
Students will combine mixed media and fine art materials to produce artworks that incorporate repurposed materials, found objects and collage. Using layering and assemblage, students will create work which demonstrates principles of design, composition and the art of storytelling. Emphasis will be on personal style, experimentation is encouraged. Excellent assignments for college bound portfolios! Students provide materials. Please have the following supplies with you each week: • Cradled Non-Gesso Panels (any size or shape you prefer) • Selection of acrylic paints (at least the primaries – red, yellow, blue and black & white). Recommended brands: Blick or Liquitex • Selection of brushes (round, square, etc.) • Acrylic matte medium • Sharpie twin tip marker • Scissors • Found object/collage materials (do not purchase these materials – find or gather them). Examples: Tulle Buttons Yarn String Wire Raffia Jute Ribbons Lace Gauze Fake fur Felt Feathers Leaves Any kind of paper – handmade, colored, etc. photocopies magazines newspapers Old small books Paper bags, any size Paper napkins Paper doilies Tissue paper Crepe paper Sandpaper Corrugated cardboard & old cereal boxes wallpaper books, etc. Recommended art materials sources are Greg Dorrance Co. in Attleboro, MA (508)-222-6255 www.gregdorrance.com or BLICK ART MATERIALS in Providence, RI (401) 331-3780 www.dickblick.com (curbside pickup available).  
Download the AAM’s tips & planning information for Virtual Art Classes & Workshops BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More
Starts:
5/3/2021
7:00 PM
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12 seats
This 1-day workshop is held virtually via Zoom on Sunday, May 16th from 1-4pm for adults 18+. The Zoom invitation is included in the confirmation email.
Join artist, Rina Naik for a fun afternoon of in-depth color exploration! Participants will gain a true understanding of color, its characteristics, color matching and developing color palettes in oils. Hue, value, saturation, temperature and building three generations of color palettes will be demonstrated and discussed. A downloadable PDF handout to follow along with Rina will also be included in the confirmation email. Open to all levels.  Download the AAM’s tips & planning information for Virtual Art Classes & Workshops BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! More
Starts:
5/16/2021
1:00 PM
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10 seats
Week 1: June 28-July 2, 2021.
Download the AAM’s 2021 Summer Health & Safety Information. We ask caretakers to review all health and safety requirements with their child in advance of the first day of class. Pricing & Discounts:
*What is printmaking you ask? Printmaking is a process where multiple prints of an image can be made from a single plate. A plate can be any material such as wood, linoleum, styrofoam, cardboard or even a potato. A drawing is created on the surface of the plate, then ink is applied and the image is transferred to a piece of paper. This piece of paper is known as a print. This technique can be used to create various prints of the same image. BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! The Museum's week-long summer art sessions combine looking at professional artwork in the gallery with fun, age appropriate art-making experiences in the Museum studios. Students will try new approaches, materials and gain self-confidence. Our artist/educators will provide individualized attention to our budding artists. *** PLEASE NOTE: A segment of summer art weeks may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates *** Students must bring a lunch (full-day only), snack & drink. Please list any food allergies or special concerns at the time registration (be as specific as possible). The Attleboro Arts Museum is a NUT SAFE ZONE, no peanuts, tree nuts or nuts of any kind (including Nutella) will be permitted in the Museum's studios. For more details please review page 5 of our Museum School Handbook. Thank you. Summer Session Day Schedule:
Dates:
(5-Day Week) June 28-July 2, 2021; Choose from Full-day (9am-3pm) OR Half-day (9am-12:30pm)
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8 seats
Week 1: June 28-July 2, 2021.
Download the AAM’s 2021 Summer Health & Safety Information. We ask caretakers to review all health and safety requirements with their child in advance of the first day of class. Pricing & Discounts:
*What is printmaking you ask? Printmaking is a process where multiple prints of an image can be made from a single plate. A plate can be any material such as wood, linoleum, styrofoam, cardboard or even a potato. A drawing is created on the surface of the plate, then ink is applied and the image is transferred to a piece of paper. This piece of paper is known as a print. This technique can be used to create various prints of the same image. BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! The Museum's week-long summer art sessions combine looking at professional artwork in the gallery with fun, age appropriate art-making experiences in the Museum studios. Students will try new approaches, materials and gain self-confidence. Our artist/educators will provide individualized attention to our budding artists. *** PLEASE NOTE: A segment of summer art weeks may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates *** Students must bring a lunch (full-day only), snack & drink. Please list any food allergies or special concerns at the time registration (be as specific as possible). The Attleboro Arts Museum is a NUT SAFE ZONE, no peanuts, tree nuts or nuts of any kind (including Nutella) will be permitted in the Museum's studios. For more details please review page 5 of our Museum School Handbook. Thank you. Summer Session Day Schedule:
Dates:
(5-Day Week) June 28-July 2, 2021; Choose from Full-day (9am-3pm) OR Half-day (9am-12:30pm)
Pricing:
Location:
Class size:
8 seats
Class is Full. Please call 508-222-2644 x10 to be placed on our waiting list.
Week 2: July 5-9, 2021.
Download the AAM’s 2021 Summer Health & Safety Information. We ask caretakers to review all health and safety requirements with their child in advance of the first day of class. Pricing & Discounts:
BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! The Museum's week-long summer art sessions combine looking at professional artwork in the gallery with fun, age appropriate art-making experiences in the Museum studios. Students will try new approaches, materials and gain self-confidence. Our artist/educators will provide individualized attention to our budding artists. *** PLEASE NOTE: A segment of summer art weeks may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates *** Students must bring a lunch (full-day only), snack & drink. Please list any food allergies or special concerns at the time registration (be as specific as possible). The Attleboro Arts Museum is a NUT SAFE ZONE, no peanuts, tree nuts or nuts of any kind (including Nutella) will be permitted in the Museum's studios. For more details please review page 5 of our Museum School Handbook. Thank you. Summer Session Day Schedule:
Dates:
(5-Day Week) July 5-9, 2021; Choose from Full-day (9am-3pm) OR Half-day (9am-12:30pm)
Pricing:
Location:
Class size:
8 seats
Week 2: July 5-9, 2021.
Download the AAM’s 2021 Summer Health & Safety Information. We ask caretakers to review all health and safety requirements with their child in advance of the first day of class. Pricing & Discounts:
BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! The Museum's week-long summer art sessions combine looking at professional artwork in the gallery with fun, age appropriate art-making experiences in the Museum studios. Students will try new approaches, materials and gain self-confidence. Our artist/educators will provide individualized attention to our budding artists. *** PLEASE NOTE: A segment of summer art weeks may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates *** Students must bring a lunch (full-day only), snack & drink. Please list any food allergies or special concerns at the time registration (be as specific as possible). The Attleboro Arts Museum is a NUT SAFE ZONE, no peanuts, tree nuts or nuts of any kind (including Nutella) will be permitted in the Museum's studios. For more details please review page 5 of our Museum School Handbook. Thank you. Summer Session Day Schedule:
Dates:
(5-Day Week) July 5-9, 2021; Choose from Full-day (9am-3pm) OR Half-day (9am-12:30pm)
Pricing:
Location:
Class size:
8 seats
Week 3: July 12-16, 2021.
Download the AAM’s 2021 Summer Health & Safety Information. We ask caretakers to review all health and safety requirements with their child in advance of the first day of class. Pricing & Discounts:
*Non-clay Sculpture is defined as the use of papier maché, wire, plaster, found objects, cardboards and non-ceramic materials to create a three-dimensional artwork. This art week could include some of these materials, subject to the discretion of the art instructor’s lesson plan. BECOME A MEMBER AND SAVE ON CLASS TUITION! The Museum's week-long summer art sessions combine looking at professional artwork in the gallery with fun, age appropriate art-making experiences in the Museum studios. Students will try new approaches, materials and gain self-confidence. Our artist/educators will provide individualized attention to our budding artists. *** PLEASE NOTE: A segment of summer art weeks may transition to a virtual format (via Zoom) due to a change in health & safety mandates *** Students must bring a lunch (full-day only), snack & drink. Please list any food allergies or special concerns at the time registration (be as specific as possible). The Attleboro Arts Museum is a NUT SAFE ZONE, no peanuts, tree nuts or nuts of any kind (including Nutella) will be permitted in the Museum's studios. For more details please review page 5 of our Museum School Handbook. Thank you. Summer Session Day Schedule:
Dates:
(5-Day Week) July 12-16, 2021; Choose from Full-day (9am-3pm) OR Half-day (9am-12:30pm)
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8 seats
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