ONLINE CLASS

Make Time for Art

These days, many of us spend more time at the computer than usual and feel a greater desire to carve out time for a creative pursuit. Each week, instructor Jennifer Wilkin Penick will lead you in mixed media projects that take advantage of materials that you probably already have at home, and that will give you some healthy, de-stressing, creative time spent with congenial, art-loving people. The class will be taught via Zoom, but you will spend most of your time looking at your artistic creations. Good for all skill levels and for anyone wanting a creative jumpstart!

Tuition

$125.00

Days

Fridays, 4:00-5:30pm. January 22 – February 19, 2021.

Instructor

Jennifer Wilkin Penick

Additional Information

This is a virtual art class. You will receive a link to this class as well as the supply list (materials can be purchased online or in local store) a week before class begins. We advise that you test out your computer’s audio, camera, and wifi the day before class and gather your supplies in advance. AAC is using Zoom for its online classes, you can use Zoom on your computer or smartphone. It is free to use with or without downloading it. We advise downloading.

Advance registration is required.

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