Spend an evening experimenting with color, texture, and layers.
Join us for a hands-on introduction to gel printing, an accessible form of monoprinting that makes it easy to create one-of-a-kind images. We’ll begin with a demonstration of the gel plate, brayer, paint, and basic printing process before creating a series of original prints.
Together, we’ll explore color, shape, texture, masks, stencils, and layered compositions. The workshop is relaxed, welcoming, and open to all experience levels; whether you already make art or simply want to try a playful new process.
During the workshop, you’ll:
Learn how to apply paint and pull a clean print from a gel plate.
Experiment with paper masks, stencils, and found textures.
Build layered compositions and create ghost prints.
Leave with a collection of original prints, experimental papers, and your gel printing supplies.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
A gel plate and brayer
Acrylic paints
9x12in sketchbook
Guided demonstrations and instruction
All workshop supplies to use during class and take home.Nothing is required but feel free to bring magazines or printed matter to use.
Spend an evening drawing from color, symbols, and intuition.
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by Hilma af Klint. We’ll begin with a short introduction to her life, paintings, and distinctive visual language before creating our own abstract drawings with colored pencils.
Together, we’ll explore color relationships, geometry, repeated forms, symbols, and intuitive mark-making through a series of guided prompts. The workshop is relaxed, welcoming, and open to all experience levels—whether you draw regularly or are simply curious to try something new.
During the workshop, you’ll:
— Learn about Hilma af Klint’s life, paintings, and artistic approach.
— Look closely at how she used color, geometry, symbols, and repeated forms.
— Respond to guided drawing prompts inspired by her visual language.
— Create your own abstract compositions with colored pencils in a supportive setting.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
— A sketch pad
— Colored pencils
— Printed reference images and a short symbol guide
— Guided drawing prompts and instruction
Spend an evening drawing from color, symbols, and intuition.
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by Hilma af Klint. We’ll begin with a short introduction to her life, paintings, and distinctive visual language before creating our own abstract drawings with colored pencils.
Together, we’ll explore color relationships, geometry, repeated forms, symbols, and intuitive mark-making through a series of guided prompts. The workshop is relaxed, welcoming, and open to all experience levels—whether you draw regularly or are simply curious to try something new.
During the workshop, you’ll:
— Learn about Hilma af Klint’s life, paintings, and artistic approach.
— Look closely at how she used color, geometry, symbols, and repeated forms.
— Respond to guided drawing prompts inspired by her visual language.
— Create your own abstract compositions with colored pencils in a supportive setting.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
— A sketch pad
— Colored pencils
— Printed reference images and a short symbol guide
— Guided drawing prompts and instruction
Spend an evening experimenting with color, texture, and layers.
Join us for a hands-on introduction to gel printing, an accessible form of monoprinting that makes it easy to create one-of-a-kind images. We’ll begin with a demonstration of the gel plate, brayer, paint, and basic printing process before creating a series of original prints.
Together, we’ll explore color, shape, texture, masks, stencils, and layered compositions. The workshop is relaxed, welcoming, and open to all experience levels; whether you already make art or simply want to try a playful new process.
During the workshop, you’ll:
Learn how to apply paint and pull a clean print from a gel plate.
Experiment with paper masks, stencils, and found textures.
Build layered compositions and create ghost prints.
Leave with a collection of original prints, experimental papers, and your gel printing supplies.
WHAT’S INCLUDED
A 5x7 take-home gel plate and brayer
Acrylic paints and 9x12in sketchbook
Stencils, paper masks, and texture tools
Guided demonstrations and instruction
All workshop supplies to use during class and take home. Nothing is required but feel free to bring magazines or printed matter to use.
Join us for a hands-on workshop inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe. We'll begin with a short introduction to her life, paintings, and distinctive way of seeing before creating our own artwork from fresh flowers. A 9 × 12in sketchbook and oil pastels will be supplied and yours to bring home!
Together, we'll explore color, shape, scale, and abstraction using oil pastels. The workshop is relaxed, guided, and open to all experience levels.
During the workshop, you'll:
Learn about Georgia O'Keeffe's life and artistic approach.
Explore how she used color, shape, scale, and abstraction.
Create artwork inspired by her paintings and fresh flowers.
Experiment with oil pastels in a relaxed, guided setting.
What’s Included:
Fresh flowers to work from
9×12 in Sketchbook to take home
An oil pastel set to use during the workshop and take home
A basic introduction to oil pastel
Class Taught by Diana Vidal. Gallery Founder Director + Educator
Join us for a 2 hour, hands-on workshop inspired by Georgia O'Keeffe. We'll begin with a short introduction to her life, paintings, and distinctive way of seeing before creating our own artwork from fresh flowers. A 9 × 12in sketchbook and oil pastels will be supplied and yours to bring home!
Together, we'll explore color, shape, scale, and abstraction using oil pastels. The workshop is relaxed, guided, and open to all experience levels.
During the workshop, you'll:
Learn about Georgia O'Keeffe's life and artistic approach.
Explore how she used color, shape, scale, and abstraction.
Create artwork inspired by her paintings and fresh flowers.
Experiment with oil pastels in a relaxed, guided setting.
What’s Included:
Fresh flowers to work from
9×12 in Sketchbook to take home
An oil pastel set to use during the workshop and take home
A basic introduction to oil pastel
Class Taught by Diana Vidal. Gallery Founder Director + Educator
Jan. 27th th (6:00-9:00pm)
This 3 hour workshop offers a hands-on introduction to the basics of handmade bookmaking. Participants will be guided through a few simple, repeatable book techniques and learn how different folds and bindings shape the way a book is held, opened, and read.
During the session, you’ll create a finished handmade book using provided materials and gain familiarity with tools and techniques that can be used beyond the class.
All materials are provided.
Participants will leave with a completed book and a small set of tools to continue bookmaking on their own.
Thurs: Jan. 29th, Feb. 5th, Feb. 12th (6:00-9:00pm)
Photography as a Daily Practice is a 3-week workshop focused on slowing down, noticing intentionally, and building a personal photographic voice. This class is completely non-technical and non-camera-based in the room — all image-making happens outside class through simple weekly prompts. All cameras welcome (including phones).
During class, we explore:
how to see instead of simply look
how photographers throughout history have approached quiet observation
how subtle moments carry mood and meaning
image editing, refining, and sequencing
Students leave with:
a clearer photographic voice
stronger instincts for composition
learn about well known photographers’ practice
confidence in observing everyday life
a refined set 10 - 15 (5×7) prints
COMING SOON
Photography as a Daily Practice is a 3-week workshop focused on slowing down, noticing intentionally, and building a personal photographic voice. This class is completely non-technical and non-camera-based in the room — all image-making happens outside class through simple weekly prompts. All cameras welcome (including phones).
During class, we explore:
how to see instead of simply look
how photographers throughout history have approached quiet observation
how subtle moments carry mood and meaning
image editing, refining, and sequencing
Students leave with:
a clearer photographic voice
stronger instincts for composition
learn about well known photographers’ practice
confidence in observing everyday life
a refined set 10 - 15 (5×7) prints
Jan. 28th (7:00-9:00pm)
Assemblage Art Series — Session 2 This session centers on everyday life as material. Participants are invited to reflect on daily routines, habits, and personal rhythms by transforming ordinary items into a 5x7 three-dimensional assemblage.
We’ll focus on how personal objects—receipts, notes, packaging, photographs, and small ephemera—can hold memory and meaning when arranged intentionally. The session emphasizes observation, selection, and composition through a personal lens.
All base materials are provided. Participants are encouraged to bring personal items such as receipts, tickets, shopping lists, notes, photographs, coffee cup sleeves, or wrappers.
This session may be taken on its own or as part of the full three-session series.
Friday, Feb. 6th (6:00pm-9:00pm)
This 3 hour workshop offers a hands-on introduction to the basics of handmade bookmaking. Participants will be guided through a few simple, repeatable book techniques and learn how different folds and bindings shape the way a book is held, opened, and read.
During the session, you’ll create a finished handmade book using provided materials and gain familiarity with tools and techniques that can be used beyond the class.
All materials are provided.
Participants will leave with a completed book and a small set of tools to continue bookmaking on their own.
Wednesday, January 14, (11:30-1:00pm)
The Practice of Mark-Making:Gestures, Repetition & Attention is a drawing centered workshop and class focusing on gestures, lines, loops, and repeated marks as a way to slow down and reconnect to your practice. This workshop includes a mark-making kit to take home to continue your practice at home
This is not a technical drawing class; it’s an expressive one. We will take a look into the practice and work of artists such as Cy Twombly, Agnes Martin, Joan Miró and Joan Mitchell. They will be our guides to better understand how marks become language.
Materials Kit contains : a sketchbook, professional Sketching set (12b - 4h), black oil pencil, easer + blender
The Practice of Mark-Making:Gestures, Repetition & Attention is a drawing centered workshop and class focusing on gestures, lines, loops, and repeated marks as a way to slow down and reconnect to your practice. This workshop includes a mark-making kit to take home to continue your practice at home
This is not a technical drawing class; it’s an expressive one. We will take a look into the practice and work of artists such as Cy Twombly, Agnes Martin, Joan Miró and Joan Mitchell. They will be our guides to better understand how marks become language.
Materials Kit contains : a sketchbook, professional Sketching set (12b - 4h), black oil pencil, easer + blender
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