Discover the art of shaping molten glass in this exciting flameworking class designed for teens! Students will learn the basics of working safely with a torch Learn the basics of...
Step through the gate and discover a hidden gem at the Museum of Northern Arizona—the Moore Medicinal Garden. Tucked between MNA’s administration and anthropology buildings on the east side of...
In this beginning-intermediate class, we will be using watercolor pencils and pens to create beautiful florals! In the first three classes, you will be guided through different methods to create...
Please join us for a presentation on the history of the Santa Cruz River. Following a brief members meeting, Mauro Trejo will speak about the history of the Santa Cruz river in Tucson. The Santa Cruz river has provided a lifeline for the Tucson Basin for millennia, and been integral to the flourishing civilization that...
Learn our colors and how artists use them to portray different moods and feelings! Read “My Many Colored Days” by Dr. Seuss then create beautiful paper art inspired by abstract artist Wassily Kadinsky! This program is best suited for ages 0-5, and is first come, first served, as supplies are limited!
Create prints using the photographic process of cyanotype - with no camera required! Create a composition in deep blue uisng botanicals, fabric, and other textures, exposed with natural or artificial light. Class will cover coating and exposing cyanotype chemicals onto paper. Participants are encouraged to bring objects from to help create their artwork. All skill...