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Upcoming Adult Programs
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Collaborative
Puppetry Workshop
Saturday,
October 22; 1-4 pm
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. The movement of a tabletop puppet can
only take place as the puppet is lifted into the hands of
at least 2-3 puppeteers working together, with intention,
breath, movement, and practice. Only with collaboration,
will the artistry come to life. No prior puppetry skills
are required.
Image courtesy
of Bonnie Berkowitz
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Beginner/Intermediate
Watercolor (Virtual)
Starts
Monday, October 17; 7-9:30 pm
This is a fun and relaxed class designed for
beginner and intermediate students who can work at their
own pace and receive individual instruction. Learn basic
through advanced techniques using washes, controlled
edges, glazing, expressive brush strokes and corrections.
Led by instructor Lena Shiffman
Featured
image: Three Chairs, Lena
Shiffman
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Understanding
Color: An Exploration in Color Theory
Starts
Wednesday, October 19; 1-3:30 pm
Investigate the fundamentals of color,
mixing, layering, blending, and color interactions
through various media taught by artist Margaret Fanning.
Image
courtesy of Andrew Dean
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Upcoming Kids & Teens Programs
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Draw, Paint, &
Sculpt: Exploration in Mixed Media
Starts
Thursday, October 27; 4:30-6 pm
The title says it all! Make exciting and
unique art using a variety of methods and materials such
as pastels, clay, and paint. Kids ages 6-9 create two-
and three-dimensional masterpieces. Led by instructor Liz
Tracey.
Image
courtesy of Andrew Dean
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Fundamentals of
Drawing
Starts
Monday, October 24; 4:30-6 pm
Explore drawing while learning about all
forms of mark-making through a mixed-media approach. Kids
ages 9-12 will experiment with the elements of art and
principles of design while sharpening their skills. Led
by instructor Linda Schroeder.
Image
courtesy of Andrew Dean
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Sculpture:
Found Materials
Starts
Tuesday, October 25; 4:30-6 pm
Ages 12-15
Push the boundaries of sculpture using found
materials. Engage with form and balance to create in
space. Led by instructor Gabe Chiarello.
Image
courtesy of Gabe Chiarello
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Abstract
Painting
Starts
Wednesday, October 26; 4:30-6 pm
Ages 12-15
Why do artists still use paint? Learn about
Modern and Contemporary Masters. Engage with painting as
an intuitive and exploratory process. Use color, line,
shape, and texture to dive into personal expression.
Image
courtesy of Gabe Chiarello
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Become a Member of Hunterdon Art
Museum
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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.
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Your Support is Critical
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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.
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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. Dodge Foundation; Hunterdon County Board of County
Commissioners, through funds administered by the Cultural & Heritage
Commission; Hyde and Watson Foundation; Investors Foundation; The
Large Foundation, along with other corporations, foundations and
individuals. The Hunterdon Art Museum is a wheelchair accessible
space. Publications are available in large print. Patrons who are
deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired may contact the Museum
through the New Jersey Relay Service at (TTY) 1 (800) 852-7899.
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Copyright (C) 2022 Hunterdon Art Museum.
All rights reserved.
Hunterdon
Art Museum
7 Lower Center Street
Clinton, NJ 08809
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