Experienced printmakers may work independently in the studio. Facilities include etching and block printing presses, blankets, tarlatan, blotters, and black ink. Bring your own materials.

Drop in and draw from a different model every week. Thirty-second, 2-minute, and 20-minute poses may include props or drapery. Easels provided. Bring your own paper and drawing mediums. No toxic sprays. Easels provided.

Work from still life, photos or your inner being. Using basic watercolors, textured papers, collage, monoprints and layering, enjoy the flow of watercolor in a supportive and creative group setting. Each class finishes with a critique this group of Anarchists calls "show & tell."

Learn to use, care for and sharpen basic woodworking hand tools. Make a half-lap joint in wood from hand planned and prepared stock. Class limited to 5

Wireless sculpting is a solder-less way to set stones and create jewelry. In this introductory class, learn about tools, wire, coils, jumprings as connectors, crimps and Greek leather cord. Students make a necklace, bracelet and anklet with limited-edition polymer clay beads.

Learn to create cages and coils with wire and produce a bracelet. (See full description above).

In the third workshop, learn to make multi-gemstone earrings using wire, jumprings, ear wires, headpins and gemstone beads. (See full description above).

In the final workshop, create a sculpted pendant with beads and freshwater pearls using square wire and basic bales. The techniques of wire wrapping and twisting are covered. (See full description above).

Geared for the experienced painter who has some understanding of composition, color, technique and materials needed to execute an oil painting. Emphasis is on application of the fundamentals. Individual projects are discussed with the teacher and reviewed periodically by the class as a means to understanding various techniques. Bring supplies to the first class for discussion and review.

Use fabrics and textiles to create unique pieces of artwork. Learn about different types of fabrics and textiles, their weights and how they work together. Produce one large or several small collages. Some materials provided.

This beginning drawing class helps you observe your subject, and draw what is in front of you instead of what you assume is there. Learn to render in pencil, charcoal and ink wash.

Discover chine colle, collagraph, drypoint and monoprint and have fun combining techniques. If familiar with printmaking, pursue your own muse with our etching and block printing presses. Ink, blotters and tarlatan are provided

Opening your mind to endless re-do possibilities. Supply your own trash - chairs, tables, lamps, decorative items, household accessories - for a hands-on, see-and-do workshop. Learn about various furniture styles and techniques to help create your own ‘objet d’art.’ Give an old piece a new identity. Class limited to 7

Indoors we cover history of plein air, timing, procedures, materials and techniques followed by an outdoor demonstration by the teacher. The majority of class time is outside.

Telescope time - millions of years in six weeks. Start way back in time when Trenton was under the sea; Create sea shells and fish, move up to dinosaur time and end with wooly mammoths and saber-tooth tigers roaming the area. Limited to 12.

In partnership with CitySmiles, this Open Studio is an opportunity for you and your child to have fun, make a mess, and try out new materials and projects – while meeting friends and neighbors. Children and parents will have the opportunity to suggest materials and projects as well. This “class” is a drop in type of activity. Come as you can, pay when you come. You can come every week, but if your child is sick - you take a break. Please bring an extra shirt for your child for messy projects.