WS 107, Friday , June 8th 9am-12 pm, $60
Instructor: Matt Chapman
Picture this, you're walking down Gallery Row and you see a painting in the window of a gallery. You turn to a friend and say "I like this, but I wish I could explain why" or maybe you see another that you don't really care for, but don't exactly know how to explain your thoughts. These sort of conversations can be difficult to navigate.
Learn how to talk about art.
Feel Confident Talking about Art will offer you the foundation in which to build you artistic opinion. Thoughtful insights into the creation of artwork, honest conversation, and a dash of art history will have you feeling ready to take on the challenge of sharing your thoughts on works ranging from painting and photography, to sculpture.
This class is no longer accepting registrations
WS 103, Tuesday, July 10, 6pm-9pm
$60.00, Instructor: Evan Kitson
In this workshop, professional artist and instructor Evan Kitson will provide a survey of social media platforms and their functions as they pertain directly to both the emerging and the working artist. Kitson will demonstrate how to gain the most out of these essential networking platforms to help you not only promote your own
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WS 100, Thursday, July 19, 9am-12pm
$60.00, Instructor: Kris Bradley
WS 105, Thursday, July 26th 9am-12 pm
$60.00
It's important to establish a consistent voice and tone across all of your communication channels. In this interactive class, you'll learn how to develop, distribute, and manage an internal style guide to ensure you're messaging is on brand at all times, from an email subject line to an annual report. Aside from brand, an in-house style guide also standardizes editorial process, bringing efficiency to your efforts. This course is especially helpful for organizations with multiple people -- such as staff members, freelancers, and volunteers -- responsible for writing and editing web, print, social, and other content.
WS 108: Thursday, August 2 9am-12pm
Cost: $80.00 ( includes a $20 materials fee)
Instructor: Christopher Sweeney
In this hands-on workshop, parents, educators and others will be shown and get to create DIY projects using such tools as MakeyMakey, Drawdio, and others.
These are very simple but cool and effective ways to teach design, electronics, art and STEAM ideas to school students of all ages who sometimes are reluctant to engage in hands on activities.
MakeyMakey and Drawdio ( which were both designed by MIT graduate student, Eric Rosenbaum and Jay Silver) are great ways to include electronics with drawing, painting, and design/cross-curricular learning your world.
WS 106, Thursday, August 9: 9am -12 pm
$60.00
Social media and the internet in general have allowed us to grow our audiences and amplify our message; these tools have allowed us to connect with customers and community members in real-time.
But what happens when things go wrong? When a complaint goes viral? When what is perceived is not the truth?
Don't let these "what-ifs" prevent you from harnessing the power of social channels, though. This session will share proactive tips on how to prevent social media push-back (such as establishing monitoring procedures), and dive into what to do in scenarios of varying degrees of crisis and sensitivity, from a one-star review to a negative news story.