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Is your teen ready to dive deeper into the creative world of art? Our year-long, weekly art class for ages 12 and up is designed by professional artist and educator Ms. Rhonda to nurture imagination, build technical skills, and inspire creative confidence—all in a fun, welcoming environment.

Small Towns of America: A Painting Journey In this brand new painting class, we’ll travel across the United States one charming town at a time - all through art. Each week, students will explore a different small town known for its unique character, architecture, and atmosphere. From the sun-washed vineyards of Sonoma, California to the colorful hillside streets of Bisbee, Arizona, the coastal charm of Galveston, Texas, and the historic beauty of St. Augustine, Florida, eve

Step outside the traditional white canvas and discover the bold, dramatic world of painting on black. In this newly requested course, students will explore the unique techniques needed to create successful paintings on black canvases. Working on a dark surface changes everything — color behaves differently, highlights become more powerful, and contrast takes center stage. You’ll learn how to build light, create depth, and make colors glow against a rich black background.

In this vibrant and meaningful course, students will explore the beautiful tradition of Mexican retablos. Retablos are small, devotional paintings traditionally created to honor saints and express gratitude for miracles. Often painted on tin and adorned with decorative metal milagros, flowers, symbols, and heartfelt inscriptions, these works were displayed in churches and home altars as deeply personal expressions of faith, memory, and storytelling.

In this challenging and popular class, students will study the work of a rotating selection of lesser known master artists and create original pieces inspired by each artist’s unique style. Through close visual study and discussion, we will explore what defines each master’s approach, including their use of composition, color, technique, and subject matter.