The demonstration is from 2 to 4 and is free to anyone who wants to observe. For more information on how to be a part of Mumm's workshop and demonstration, call the Octagon Center for the Arts at 232-5331. The Octagon Center for the Arts is presenting the lithographs of renowned 20th century artist, Norman Rockwell, from Jan. 17 to Feb. 21. The lithographs in this exhibit are a result of a long and difficult reproduction process supervised by Rockwell after a 1943 fire destroyed many of his original oil paintings. The Octagon Center for the Arts is located at 427 Douglas Ave. in Ames.
Admission is always free.
There will a course offered at the Bermuda Station for Biological Research in St. George's. Included in the class is a trip to Nonsuch Island, a Living History Museum with restricted access. Participants have the opportunity to focus and become immersed in the ideas and techniques of drawing and painting from nature. The application deadline is March 31, 1999.