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Design, ice, and paint an edible miniature masterpiece! Learn to perfectly decorate deserts every time with professional cookie art designer Becca Cairns of Enjoy LLC.
Use watercolor paints and mixed media to craft small-scale illustrations, then turn them into gorgeous art cards. Perfect for gifting to a loved one on Valentine's Day.
The paper mushrooms that you craft in this workshop will look so real that you'll think they're edible! Artist Laura Gillespie will teach you how easily to create elements from nature using paper.
Create art that explores the vibrant colors and sunshine associated with springtime. All sorts of materials will be explored to get you hopping into the season!
Learn how to craft paper into long, tall tulips that are designed to bring springtime vibes to your home all year long.
Craft a grouping of miniature mushrooms using paper folding techniques.
Paint a yummy-looking treat on canvas using palette knife techniques. Just don't try eating the canvas after seeing how sweet the cupcake turns out!
Parents and children can create edible art alongside each other! This workshop is designed for an adult and child to have a fun experience together. Learn to perfectly decorate deserts every time with professional cookie art designer Becca Cairns of Enjoy! LLC.
Explore the Wustum galleries to find inspiration from the community art exhibition, Cultural Reflections, then discover the wide variety of unique ideas and voices that can be found in RAM’s collection. Once you're thoroughly inspired, you can bring your ideas to life through a myriad of materials including clay, paint, paper, and more. A fabulous and fun week full of new experiences and art-making techniques!
Young artists will create museum-ready masterpieces throughout the week utilizing a variety of skills and fun materials.
Craft paper hemp flowers that look as if they were grown fresh on a farm. No prior experience is necessary.
Create a 3-D imaginary landscape inspired by Lost at Sea—a loaned piece by artist Edouard Duval-Carrié on display in the RAM exhibition, Blurry Boundaries—that challenges preconceptions and creates a sense of time and place, whether real or imaginary.
