Our children's courses are designed to maximize your child's artistic abilities while providing a fun and relaxing experience. These unique courses focus on the fundamentals and allow each student to explore their own creativity.
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Details: This fun class introduces students to a range of art techniques and materials. They will experiment with paint, printmaking, clay and more to develop skills for self-expression.
Action and Movement in Art Co-taught by Christine and Michele.
Students explore Art with projects in clay, sculpture, collage, painting and more in this fun and engaging class! Young artists will look at art that portrays this theme and learn to use line, form and different techniques with various mediums to create their own unique projects.
Details:This fun class introduces students to a range of art techniques and materials. They will experiment with paint, printmaking, clay and more to develop skills for self-expression.
My work consists of play and exploration of line, color, empty space, shape, mark making and texture while hoping to invoke a sense of discovery and rediscovery in the viewer. The use of organic abstract shapes, patterns or rhythms and hints of what they might represent, along with the use of images which invoke a sort of stillness and quiet reflection all play an important role in my work. My art serves as a reflection of my connection to nature and I hope to convey the sense of wonder and interconnectedness that I hold so dearly and that binds us all so profoundly to the natural world.
Michele Lorraine
Artist & Ceramics Teacher
For decades, I trained and worked as a Corporate Interior Designer. After becoming a mother, I returned to my first love, ceramics, and pursued art education. I've studied with accomplished Ceramic Artists locally, nationally, and internationally to deepen my craft. Since 2008, I've enjoyed teaching art to both children and adults, meeting them where they are and challenging them to grow their artistic knowledge and unique voice. In my own work, I value porcelain and stoneware fiber-clays (paperclay) to express my artistic ideas.
Ratna Gandhi
Artist & Ceramics Teacher
A sculptor, ceramic artist, curator and instructor with 25+ years of creative exploration. I work with diverse materials: stone, metal, wood, fiberglass, paper mache, ceramics, fabric, plaster and clay. I earned my sculpture degrees in India, B.A. in 2000 and my M.A. 2002. I was honored with India's National Award for visual artists for my sculpture: Family Fun. I've participated in international art camps and taught all ages. As Artist in Residence in Port Coquitlam, Canada (2020-21), I led the Wall of Interactions public art project exploring nature. My works are held by global collectors and organizations across Germany, USA, Canada, Yugoslavia, Paris, Venice, Singapore, Israel and India.