Culture Collective Events

This multiweek studio class will explore different fabric dyeing techniques including faux tie dye, bellows and stamping, layer dyeing, ice dyeing, tri tic, and the crumple-and-scrunch method.

One Photo at a Time is an archival workshop that will engage visitors in documenting, preserving, and archiving one’s personal memories and history through photography. The workshop will focus on communal sharing, memory recollection, and storytelling to further imagine a world where narratives, whole or fragmented, are accessible and looked after with care.

Led by local artist Peter Ferrari, this walking tour will explore new murals painted for Forward Warrior, an annual festival founded and curated by Ferrari himself.

Led by local artist Peter Ferrari, this walking tour will explore new murals painted for Forward Warrior, an annual festival founded and curated by Ferrari himself.

Look closely and see more: one artwork, thirty minutes, new discoveries.

Look closely and see more: one artwork, thirty minutes, new discoveries.

In this workshop, we will explore monotype, a printmaking technique combining the directness of painting and drawing with the surprising effects of printed ink on paper. Looking at the painting process found in Henry Matisse’s Woman Seated at the Piano (Femme assise devant son piano) and the loose paint application of Sam Doyle’s John Chisolem St. Helena—First Embalmer, we will explore the expressive potential of this medium.

In this workshop, we will explore monotype, a printmaking technique combining the directness of painting and drawing with the surprising effects of printed ink on paper. Looking at the painting process found in Henry Matisse’s Woman Seated at the Piano (Femme assise devant son piano) and the loose paint application of Sam Doyle’s John Chisolem St. Helena—First Embalmer, we will explore the expressive potential of this medium.

In this workshop, we will explore monotype, a printmaking technique combining the directness of painting and drawing with the surprising effects of printed ink on paper. Looking at the painting process found in Henry Matisse’s Woman Seated at the Piano (Femme assise devant son piano) and the loose paint application of Sam Doyle’s John Chisolem St. Helena—First Embalmer, we will explore the expressive potential of this medium.

Musing Together is a monthly art conversation program designed for individuals with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia and their care partners

We invite adults of all ages who identify as disabled or neurodivergent to join us along with their friends and family for Sensory-Friendly Evening.