Create a festive felt ball wall hanging for the holidays or just for fun. Class is appropriate for children ages five (5) and up with their caregiver.
Students will explore texture using clay, found objects from nature and some human-made materials. They will discover how different materials can imprint textural impressions into a 5x5 square slab of clay which could function as a trivet or coaster or perhaps framed and hung on the wall. These will later be bisque fired and returned to the group for staining ...
Become comfortable working with clay through simple handbuilding techniques and then unravel the mystery of making pottery by exploring basic techniques of working at the potter's wheel. Your clay creations will be kiln-fired and available the following Saturday. Cost: $85.00 per couple Call 517-629-8293 to register
OPEN STUDIO is designed for artists who are somewhat familiar clay techniques and processes and simply need equipment and a place in which to work. Artists have access to the studio's clay tools and equipment and will assist in stacking and firing the kilns. 25 lbs. bags of clay can be purchased for $20 each. Morning Session 9:30-11:30 am | Afternoon Session ...
Because we'll all be with our families eating turkey and pumpkin pie on the fourth Thursday of November, our November Free Day is THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21! Free admission for your whole family from 10am to 7pm! And heads up! Our December Free Day will be on FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6 to coincide with the Albion Aglow Parade. Our special holiday Free ...
Use sequins and felt to create beautiful ornaments. Class is appropriate for children ages five (5) and up with their caregiver.
Students will use watercolors to create a peaceful winter scene with burch trees and other landscape elements. They begin by masking out tree forms while considering basic perspective and compositional concepts. Watercolor washes will then be added along with inked details reveaing a uniqure artwork as the masked ares are finally removed.
Create a peaceful winter scene with burch trees and other landscape elements. You will begin by masking out tree forms while considering other perspective and compositional concepts and then add watercolor washes revelinfg a unique artwork as the masked areas are removed.
Admission is $5 or free with College ID. For more information, visit the Theatre Department website. Albion College Theatre productions are public performances, open to all audiences from the campus and community.
Filmmakers and film fans gather in Albion's Bohm Theatre on Sunday, February 23, for the fourth annual Albion College Film Festival. The show begins at noon, with prizes awarded after all films have been shown. Previous festival entries have ranged from documentary to horror to travelogue, done by filmmakers from across the community and across the state. The Festival will ...
