Monoprinting is a playful, exploratory process requiring neither a press nor a background in art. On a plate of gel or plexiglass, images are made with paint, rollers, sponges, netting, leaves or anything else which might create an interesting pattern. The focus is not upon the finished work, but upon the experience of discovery and making art.

This short series of drop-in classes offers a space for art-making as personal inquiry. Using journaling and art-making we open to our "'Creative Source."

One of the core principles Ann O’Hanlon stressed was learning how to see. 
For over 35 years Saturdays were a time to put that into practice. To experiment and discover.

Using Ann O’Hanlon’s book, seeing/perception, as inspiration, Cayen and Candis lead discussions of what we see when we look at the artworks of others or our own.

For all writers. The process is supportive and not academic. Our goal is to elicit strong, beautiful, honest writing through encouragement, feedback, and practice.

For all writers. The process is supportive and not academic. Our goal is to elicit strong, beautiful, honest writing through encouragement, feedback, and practice.

In these fun and unique classes, children will learn about different creative traditions from cultures around the world.

In these fun and unique classes, children will learn about different creative traditions from cultures around the world.

Gabrielle Rilleau will be reading and signing copies of her book No Room for Slippage in the O’Hanlon Loft.