Teen Workshop Series (ages 13 - 17)
This series of workshops is intended to provide adolescent artists with the opportunity to explore and develop their artmaking skills in a creative and encouraging environment! Each workshop features a specific creative focus and fosters participants personal art making perspectives and knowledge of the elements, principles and techniques that guide art making.

Participants are encouraged to bring snacks, lunches, and water to enjoy during the workshop. 

We are continuing to add more workshops, so please feel free to keep checking back over the summer!

Creative Collage

Collage is an approachable medium full of infinite possibilities! In this workshop participants will explore different approaches to collage making, all to create unique masterpieces. From incorporating magazine clippings and hand decorated papers to  creating 3D and textural elements the sky is the limit with this workshop!
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​ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
MOLLY KILCREASE
When I moved to Tallahassee, the first thing I noticed was the lively art district! I gravitated towards it and LeMoyne Arts. I work in 2-D and 3-D mediums. I love classic novels, musicals, and thrifting, but most importantly, I love art.
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CLASS DETAILS

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Day: Wednesday, June 14
Time: 1:00 - 5:00PM
Location: Open Studio,
​Education Center (131 N. Gadsden St.)
Instructor: Molly Kilcrease
Tuition: $50 for members/$60 for non-members
Supplies: Included in tuition ​

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Day: Wednesday, June 28
Time: 1:00 - 5:00PM
Location: Ceramics Studios,
​The Studios (417 E. Call St.)
Instructor: Laurel Blackthorne
Tuition: $50 for members/ $60 for non-members
Supplies: Included in tuition ​

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Ceramic Chia Pets

Create your very own chia pet! In this workshop participants will learn the foundational hand building skills needed to create a a clay creature that can double as a chia planter.

Work will be fired and ready for pick 1-2 weeks after the workshop. Participants will be provided with chia seeds and instructions on how to help their creation come to life!

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
LAUREL BLACKTHORNE
I am a community and self-taught ceramic artist. In working with clay my art focuses on themes of nature, queerness, resistance, and joy and I make a combination of functional pottery and ceramic sculpture. I think the strength of art is its ability to bring people together. Alongside my own artistic practice, I work as a pottery instructor specializing in helping students build strong foundations in ceramics and decorative techniques.

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Wheel Throwing

Join us for this 2-part workshop to learn about throwing vessels on the potter's wheel! Participants will learn the basics of wheel throwing and have the opportunity to throw and glaze their very own creations. The class will also include discussions of basic knowledge about clay, glazes, and kilns that will give students a holistic understanding of ceramics.

Pieces will be fired and ready to pick up the Friday after glazing!

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
LAUREL BLACKTHORNE
I am a community and self-taught ceramic artist. In working with clay my art focuses on themes of nature, queerness, resistance, and joy and I make a combination of functional pottery and ceramic sculpture. I think the strength of art is its ability to bring people together. Alongside my own artistic practice, I work as a pottery instructor specializing in helping students build strong foundations in ceramics and decorative techniques.

CLASS DETAILS

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Day: Wednesday, July 12 and Wednesday July 26
(2 workshop meetings)
Time: 1:00 - 4:00PM
Location: Ceramics Studios,
​The Studios (417 E. Call St.)
Instructor: Laurel Blackthorne
Tuition: $75 for members/ $85 for non-members
Supplies: Included in tuition ​

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CLASS DETAILS

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Day: Monday, August 7
Time: 12:00 - 4:00PM
Location: Open Studio,
​Education Center (131 N. Gadsden St.)
Instructor: Kylie Nerney
Tuition: $60 for members/$70 for
​non-members
Supplies: Included in tuition ​

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Making Multiples: Linocut Printmaking

Catch the printmaking bug and join us for this workshop to learn the foundation skills of linocut printmaking!

From carving the linoleum to pulling prints we will master the basic skills of printmaking while getting creative and having fun. ​Participants will create 2-3 linocuts and make a run of experimental prints, trying all sorts of papers, ink colors, variations on layering, and reduction printing!

ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR
KYLIE NERNEY
I'm a graduate of FSU, and am currently pursuing my master’s degree in Art Therapy there. I've been with LeMoyne Arts for over ten years, and during that time I've worked closely with the education branch, doing everything from admin to teaching. When at home, I spend my time with my dog Frankie, making art with a focus on printmaking, paper collage, and painting.