Join us at KinoSaito on Sundays in March for our Future Teller Workshop! Participants are invited to create their own interactive fortune teller sculptures inspired by the work of Irina Lotarevich on display. All materials provided. Kids and families of all abilities are welcome.
Sarah Lawrence College Extension Course: This six-week discussion-based course draws on ideas from cognitive and developmental psychology to explore how media becomes woven into personal and collective identity. Together, we’ll consider why certain televised moments stay with us for decades, how news outlets shape what we pay attention to, and how advertising and storytelling appeal […]
Join us at Hendrick Hudson Free Library for our KinoKids Workshop! Participants are invited to come and paint two-colored landscape paintings, playing with light and shadow, inspired by works on display in the Hendrick Hudson Free Library’s Community Room Gallery. All materials provided. Kids and families of all abilities are welcome. This workshop will take […]
Sarah Lawrence College Extension Course: A fascinating exploration of the interaction between people and nature throughout history.
Join us at Hendrick Hudson Free Library for our KinoKids Workshop! Participants are invited to come and create observations of still life on 3 pieces of paper, playing with scale […]
Discover the luminous, matte surfaces of oil and cold wax in this short hands-on session. Work small and fast on a segmented sheet to explore layering, color, and texture. Perfect for beginners or anyone wanting a taste of this versatile medium. Frances Eber is a mixed-media abstract artist and educator based in Montrose, NY. Her […]
Belly Dance & Multi-Cultural Dance/Cortlandt Manor/ Peekskill ONGOING: EVERY SATURDAY Afternoon Class time: 12:15 pm to 1:15pm / $20.00 Cash Drop In THE DANCE CONSERVATORY 2050 E. Main St (RT […]
Join us at KinoSaito on Sundays in April for our Red Thing Workshop! Participants are invited to create their own mixed media artwork using only red materials inspired by the work of Alison Knowles on display. All materials provided. Kids and families of all abilities are welcome.
Sarah Lawrence College Extension Course: This six-week discussion-based course draws on ideas from cognitive and developmental psychology to explore how media becomes woven into personal and collective identity. Together, we’ll consider why certain televised moments stay with us for decades, how news outlets shape what we pay attention to, and how advertising and storytelling appeal […]
Sarah Lawrence College Extension Course: A fascinating exploration of the interaction between people and nature throughout history.
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