Featured Adult Programs 3-Day Handbuilding Workshop at the Toshiko Takaezu Ceramic Studio This 3-day handbuilding workshop will take place at the Toshiko Takaezu Ceramic Studio and property, which includes a welcoming studio space. It will take place over two consecutive weekends. Instructors: Karen Abromaitis, Don Fletcher, and Maxwell Mustardo. Students will learn coil and slab techniques for making functional and sculptural forms. Nov. 5 - 6 from 10 am - 4 pm; Nov. 19 from 10 am - 2 pm Image courtesy of Takaezu Studio Learn More Collaborative Puppetry Workshop This experiential workshop for adults is designed to tell stories through the metaphor of puppetry while bringing together an ensemble of like-minded participants to articulate a bunraku style puppet (most notable, War Horse and Lion King). Students will learn to create a simple tabletop puppet with ordinary materials, of string, paper, and tape. Instructed by Bonnie A. Berkowitz. Saturday, October 22 from 1 - 4 pm Image courtesy of Bonnie A. Berkowitz Learn More Dance Classes with Ludo Belan Join Ludo Belan of Ludo’s Ballroom for introductory classes in ballroom, Latin, and rhythm dances! Come make new friends Singles and couples welcome. No experience needed. Select Wednesdays Sept. - Nov. from 6:15 - 7 pm Learn More View All Adult Programs Featured Teen Programs Drawing a Story: Introduction to Illustration Bring your ideas to life while developing a practice as an illustrator while studying the elements of art and principles of design. Ages 12-15. Instructor: Linda Schroeder. Session 1: Mondays (9/12 - 10/17) from 6 - 7:30 pm Session 2: Mondays (10/24 - 11/21) from 6 - 7:30 pm Image courtesy of Andrew Dean. Learn More Sculpture: Found Materials Push the boundaries of sculpture using found materials. Engage with form and balance to create in space. Ages 12-15. Instructor: Gabe Chiarello. Session 1: Tuesdays (9/13 - 10/11) from 4:30 - 6 pm Session 2: Tuesdays (10/25 - 11/22) from 4:30 - 6 pm Image courtesy of Gabe Chiarello. Learn More View All Teen Programs Featured Kids/Family Programs Balance, Form, & Shape: Playing with Sculpture Create three-dimensional works of art learning about all forms of sculpture using mixed media, designed for kids ages 9-12. Explore balance, form, and space while relying on all of your senses. Instructor: Liz Tracey. Session 1: Wednesdays (9/14 - 10/19) from 6 - 7:30 pm Session 2: Wednesdays (10/26 - 11/23) from 6 - 7:30 pm Image courtesy of Andrew Dean. Learn More Collage: Purposeful Play Create exciting compositions exploring collage! Engage with BIG ideas and tell personal stories throughout the process inspired by the work of artist and instructor Gabe Chiarello. Ages 9-12. Session 1: Thursdays (9/15 - 10/13) from 4:30 - 6 pm Session 2: Thursdays (10/27 - 12/1) from 4:30 - 6 pm Image courtesy of Gabe Chiarello. Learn More Mix It Up: Exploring Colors, Lines, & Shapes Why work with one medium when you can “Mix it Up?” Explore paint, drawing materials, soft materials, and found materials in this class designed for kids ages 4-6. Kids will learn techniques in a variety of media and make both two and three-dimensional masterpieces. Instructor: Liz Tracey Session 1: Wednesdays (9/14 - 10/19) from 4:30 - 5:30 pm Session 2: Wednesdays (10/26 - 11/23) from 4:30 - 5:30 pm Image courtesy of Andrew Dean. Learn More View All Kids/Family Programs Become a Member of Hunterdon Art Museum There are tons of exclusive benefits that come with becoming a member of HAM! Get discounts on classes, workshops, and summer camps, unlimited admission to exhibitions, the opportunity to submit work to our annual juried Members Exhibition, guest passes, and FREE admission to more than 1100 art museums nationwide through North American Reciprocal Museums. Plus, get access to ArtBar, a pop-up bar experience on the terrace taking place Friday nights throughout the summer. Learn More Your Support is Critical Hunterdon Art Museum is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, and your tax-deductible support is important to us. It ensures that the Museum continues being a vibrant part of our community. Your contributions help us maintain our beautiful historic building, which is on the National and State Historic Registers, assist us in creating exhibitions that share contemporary art from around the world, and make it possible for us to develop programs that teach skills and foster creativity. Donate Now Programs are made possible in part by funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts; The Geraldine R. 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