Refreshments will also be served. Bring your nearest and dearest to enjoy the Museum's family programming. Individual and collaborative projects will be inspired by the folk art traditions of various world cultures. Participants will take an imaginary journey around the world to explore the folk art of different countries and will create their own unique art projects inspired by the customs of each culture. All activities are supervised and take place on Museum grounds.
Space is limited.
12 to register. Participants will enjoy a slide presentation and hands-on project based on a more detailed study of Impressionism. Many people are familiar with the pastel colors and flickering brush strokes of the French Impressionists such as Monet and Pisarro. That style of painting became popular in this country as well during the 19th century. Ann Saul, lecturer and board member of The Society of the Visual Arts in New Jersey, will share her knowledge and enthusiasm about Impressionism through a visual presentation.