Canvas and Thread Exhibition- Gallery 1
CANVAS & THREAD EXHIBITION Exhibition dates: May 6- May 30th RECEPTION: May 8, 5-7PM A Joint Exhibition by Darryl and Shiloh Swanson Experience the harmonious blend of sea and stitch in Canvas and...
CANVAS & THREAD EXHIBITION Exhibition dates: May 6- May 30th RECEPTION: May 8, 5-7PM A Joint Exhibition by Darryl and Shiloh Swanson Experience the harmonious blend of sea and stitch in Canvas and...
Discover how discarded materials can be reimagined into powerful, thought-provoking art. During this intimate, hands on session with Alvaro, you will watch a live demo and collaborate on a unique piece that reflects creativity, sustainability, and community. Join us at East County Art Association on May 16 from 10 AM to 12 PM and stay...
Dried Pressed Flowers in Resin on Glass WorkshopMother’s Day SpecialHosted by MSZZLANA'S CREATIONS Celebrate Mother’s Day with a creative and meaningful experience. In this hands on workshop, you will...
Join us for a truly inspiring evening of creativity with our Paint & Sip Series BRUSH & BREW, guided hand-in-hand by talented fine artist Kim Hannan https://www.kimhannanfineart.com/ This immersive experience will walk you step-by-step through the art of painting, where you’ll explore color coordination techniques and even experiment with something unique using coffee as an additional...
Taste of Life: Strawberries Oil Painting Workshop with Vira Ustianska Location: East County Art Association 124 E Main Street, El Cajon, CA 92020 Date: May 27 Time: 4–7 PM Join artist Vira Ustianska for a warm and expressive 3-hour oil painting workshop inspired by the beauty of fresh strawberries and the rich traditions of European...
Brush & Brew Workshop - Give yourself permission. Tuesday evening, June 16th 5:30 to 7:30 PM, something a little unexpected is happening at The Diver's Cup. https://thediverscup.com/ Give yourself permission to step away from the routine, pick up a brush, and try something new. We're painting Washington's cherry blossom sunrise and your first layer goes...