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Evening Classes

Workshop! Bilingual Storytime with Aprender y Jugar (October)

Free

with Maria Pape

Calendar Oct 16, 2026 at 5:30 pm

Ages: 0 - 19

Aprender y Jugar is a community focused effort to explore the Spanish language, then expand its reach, by exposing folks through the arts - visual, music and story. This class invites young artists and their guardians to get familiar with Spanish vocabulary by listening and repeating words from a story.

Materials provided by The Drawing Studio.

Open Print Lab (10/22)

$15 MEMBER PRICE: $1350

with Walter F. Allen-Henderson

Calendar Oct 22, 2026 at 4:30 pm

Open Print Lab is designed to be a creative exploration space! Open Print Lab is where our intergenerational printmakers, with an established practice, meet with others, share work, tips, and life's journeys! Enjoy access to 3 manual roll-top etching/relief presses for your self-directed projects! This studio session is not a regular instructional class, so we recommend beginners start with one of our various printmaking classes.

Folks are welcome to bring in anything that they wish, just so long as it goes back home with you! A Studio Monitor is available to answer questions and orient you on materials. Some materials are available at cost, so bring cash for additional supplies.

Try It! Collage as Political & Cultural Commentary

$55 MEMBER PRICE: $4950

with Julie Ragland

Calendar Oct 22, 2026 at 5:30 pm

Ages: 16 - 19

In this class, students will approach collage as political & cultural commentary, exploring how collage can transform source media and materials to have different visual impact and narrative meaning. Students will go through the process of thoughtfully sourcing materials, composing a series of collages, then exploring and discussing how the use of source material both guides and impacts the message of the final pieces. We will look at examples of collage artists that use collage to make political and cultural commentary and examine how they use source material to build their narratives. Depending on the format & length of the class, I may also bring in guest artists/could split series with others who work in collage in this manner.

Materials provided by The Drawing Studio. 

Bright Nights (October)

Free

with Tyra Davis-Danford

Calendar Oct 27, 2026 at 5:30 pm

Bright Nights is a welcoming, affirming space for all queer identities, expressions, and lived experiences (and supportive allies). This monthly gathering centers LGBTQIA+ artists, of all ages through art, storytelling, and community connection. Each month, a featured host artist shares their story and creative practice, followed by guided, hands-on multi-media art making. Join us for a joyful, reflective evening rooted in creativity, care, and connection within the queer community.  

Snacks, beverages, and supplies provided.

**In creating inclusivity for younger generations, we ask that the youth be ages 15+yrs.**

Open Print Lab (10/29)

$15 MEMBER PRICE: $1350

with Walter F. Allen-Henderson

Calendar Oct 29, 2026 at 4:30 pm

Open Print Lab is designed to be a creative exploration space! Open Print Lab is where our intergenerational printmakers, with an established practice, meet with others, share work, tips, and life's journeys! Enjoy access to 3 manual roll-top etching/relief presses for your self-directed projects! This studio session is not a regular instructional class, so we recommend beginners start with one of our various printmaking classes.

Folks are welcome to bring in anything that they wish, just so long as it goes back home with you! A Studio Monitor is available to answer questions and orient you on materials. Some materials are available at cost, so bring cash for additional supplies.

ZOOM: Intro to Science Illustration

$160 MEMBER PRICE: $144

with Trenton Jung

Calendar Nov 2, 2026 at 5 pm, runs for 4 weeks

Combine your love of art and science with the practice of scientific illustration in this engaging Zoom/Online class taught by Trenton Jung. You’ll be introduced to essential techniques such as observational drawing, nature journaling, and accurate measurement. Through guided exercises and supportive instruction, you’ll learn how to translate real-world subjects into clear and compelling visual forms. This class is perfect for anyone curious about exploring the intersection of creativity and scientific discovery.

Materials not provided. Please bring the following:

Drawing Pencils (2B, 6B, Ebony Pencil)

Pencil Sharpener

White Click Eraser

Bristol Paper, Vellum

Sketchbook for note-taking

Micron Pen (001, 03, 08)

Ball-point pen

Watercolor set 

Watercolor brush

Watercolor or multimedia paper

Natural objects (plant/botanical specimens, shells, bones, etc.)

1 centimeter graph paper 

Optional:

Toned drawing paper

Magnifying Glass

Ruler

Colored Pencils

LED Light

Open Print Lab (11/5)

$15 MEMBER PRICE: $1350

with Walter F. Allen-Henderson

Calendar Nov 5, 2026 at 4:30 pm

Open Print Lab is designed to be a creative exploration space! Open Print Lab is where our intergenerational printmakers, with an established practice, meet with others, share work, tips, and life's journeys! Enjoy access to 3 manual roll-top etching/relief presses for your self-directed projects! This studio session is not a regular instructional class, so we recommend beginners start with one of our various printmaking classes.

Folks are welcome to bring in anything that they wish, just so long as it goes back home with you! A Studio Monitor is available to answer questions and orient you on materials. Some materials are available at cost, so bring cash for additional supplies.

Collage as Political & Cultural Commentary

$165 MEMBER PRICE: $14850

with Julie Ragland

Calendar Nov 5, 2026 at 5:30 pm, runs for 3 weeks

Ages: 16 - 19

In this class, students will approach collage as political & cultural commentary, exploring how collage can transform source media and materials to have different visual impact and narrative meaning. Students will go through the process of thoughtfully sourcing materials, composing a series of collages, then exploring and discussing how the use of source material both guides and impacts the message of the final pieces. We will look at examples of collage artists that use collage to make political and cultural commentary and examine how they use source material to build their narratives. Depending on the format & length of the class, I may also bring in guest artists/could split series with others who work in collage in this manner.

Materials not provided. Please bring the following supplies:

Scissors

Exacto knife

Glue sticks (3-4)

Any magazines or periodicals you might like to work with





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