Spend the evening exploring your creative side and learning new art making skills. All materials are provided. Join local artist Morgan Elvington Walker for a creative evening of color and...
Spend the evening exploring your creative side and learning new art making skills. All materials are provided. Join Assistant Professor of Fine Arts, Brittany R. Gilbert for an evening of...
Suminagashi, also called marbling, uses ink through suspension. Marbling has been used for centuries and many functional uses are apparent today. Participants will experiment with marbling paper and create a...
Join Professor of Graphic Design, Charles Jeffcoat for an introduction to letterpress. Participants will work with nontraditional materials combined with movable type to create printed pieces. Professor Jeffcoat teaches design...
Using geometric shapes, learn to construct a three-dimensional lantern light form under the instruction of Francis Marion University Professor of Art, Doug Gray. Class Size: 12
Small glass beads, known as seed beads, are used by individuals all over the world to adorn clothing, make jewelry such as necklaces and bracelets, and are used on other...
Join us for a creative and hands-on Accordion Book Making Workshop at the Florence County Museum! In this After Hours Art Class, participants will learn the art of bookbinding and...
Join us for a fun filled night of printmaking using Gelli Plates. We will create layered and textured prints using abstract textures, shapes and botanical silhouettes. Assistant Professor of Fine...
Join us for Art After Hours on Thursday, March 13th at 5:15 pm where we'll be painting small composition studies based on work showcased in Fighters for Freedom: William H....
The making of paper lanterns can be traced back to ancient China. With its rich history in mind, you will make your own version with paper mache and embed pressed...
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| This project is funded in part by the South Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National Endowment for the Arts as part of the American Rescue Plan. |
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