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Creative Confidence Building with M E Fuller
Mar
28
10:00 AM10:00
THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER

Creative Confidence Building with M E Fuller

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This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: Physical limitations and emotional insecurities can block creative self-expression. In this workshop, artist and author M E Fuller will give a brief presentation on creating with a chronic condition. We'll discuss what art is and why art-making is meaningful. Then we will create a "mind map" using posca markers on canvas.

All materials are provided. Students will get their own set of posca markers for further experimentation.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, March 28th from 10am-2pm (with a break for lunch)

  • Teaching artist: M E Fuller

  • Level: All skill levels welcome.

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

About the Artist: “I am a practicing author, visual artist, and workshop facilitator living in rural SW Minnesota. After early retirement, I restarted my creative career and encouraged others to do the same. At 70, I successfully transitioned from traditional and illustrative art to abstract forms, exhibiting my work in galleries, juried group shows, and solo shows throughout the state. I am a recipient of both MN state and regional arts grants to build and gain new knowledge that I love to share with others.” View her work and more at her Substack here.

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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Upcycled Woven Potholders with Kirsten Wert
Mar
31
6:00 PM18:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

Upcycled Woven Potholders with Kirsten Wert

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Join us to learn a new technique to make a classic woven potholder!  We will use handheld looms and pre-cut t shirts to make sturdy and functional potholders.  These are a great upgrade for your own kitchen or the perfect gift for a friend.  Learn how to upcycle your old t shirts into something you can use every day!  You will have time to complete one potholder in class and be able to check out the loom to finish your pair at home. Materials to make 2 potholders are included in the class. Ages 10+ welcome.  

Class Details:

Date: Tuesday, March 31 from 6-8pm

Teaching Artist: Kirsten Wert

Age: 10+, multi-generational

Level: Beginner

All materials provided.

About the Artist: Kirsten taught this class at a nonprofit fiber arts upcycle store in Washington State. She has since relocated to Minnesota and is loving all the state has to offer. Kirsten loves bicycling and gardening and is working on learning new native plants here and growing a pollinator bed for the many Minnesota bees and butterflies.

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Introduction to Relief Printing
Apr
1
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Introduction to Relief Printing

Discover the bold, graphic imagery of relief printmaking in this beginner-friendly class. Students will learn the fundamentals of carving, inking, and stamping using linoleum blocks to create their own original prints. Explore how line, shape, and contrast come together to create striking images, and experiment with printing on paper to produce a small series of hand-pulled prints. By the end of class, you’ll leave with finished artwork, a reusable carved block, and the skills to continue printing at home. No prior experience is necessary!

Class Information:

  • Date/Time: Wednesday, April 1 from 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $65 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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April Clay Exploration on the Wheel
Apr
9
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

April Clay Exploration on the Wheel

This class allows you to dip your toes into making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! Learn all the steps to make your own bowl or cup, including centering the clay, piercing, and pulling walls. Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 2-3 weeks. This class is open to individuals or children 8+ and a caregiver.

Class Information:

  • Thursday, April 9th, 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 8+, multigenerational

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $65 includes all materials and firings

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Introduction to Wheel Throwing - Spring Session
Apr
15
to May 20
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Introduction to Wheel Throwing - Spring Session

This class combines instructor-led demonstrations with hands-on practice, focusing on the fundamentals of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Students will learn all the stages of making a pot, including centering, opening, and pulling pots as well as trimming and glazing. This class is perfect for beginners or those looking to continue practice on the wheel with guided instruction. Class fee includes clay, all glazing materials, firings and open studio time.

Class Information:

  • Dates: Wednesdays, Apr. 15 -May 20 from 5:30pm-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate

  • Ages 15+

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $295

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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Beyond the Basics - Watercolor Series
Apr
16
to Apr 30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Beyond the Basics - Watercolor Series

Take your watercolor practice to the next level in this series designed to help you discover and refine your personal artistic voice. Building on foundational techniques, we’ll explore color palettes, brushwork, composition choices, and expressive mark-making that make your paintings uniquely yours. Through guided exercises, creative prompts, and supportive discussion, you’ll learn how to identify what draws you in - whether it’s bold contrast, delicate details, loose washes, or a signature subject - and translate that into confident, intentional artwork.

Ideal for students with some watercolor experience, this series provides the space, encouragement, and direction to move beyond imitation and create paintings that feel truly authentic.

Class Information:

  • Thursdays, April 16/23/30 from 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Intermediate

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $120 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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From 2D to 3D with Andrew Rivera
Apr
18
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

From 2D to 3D with Andrew Rivera

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: In this workshop, students will explore the structural possibilities of slab construction, moving beyond basic tiles to create dynamic forms. Using pre-made slabs, students will be guided through the entire process from tracing templates, to construction, and finishing touches. Learn techniques for rolling and prepping sturdy slabs, creating strong joints and seams, and finishing touches for a refined piece. At the end of the workshop, Andrew will discuss various techniques for adding texture, pattern, and color to your forms.

This workshop is ideal for potters and ceramicists looking to work off the wheel, or artists looking to translate their sketches into reality.

All materials will be provided, however if you have clay tools you like to use please bring these.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, April 18th from 10am-4pm (1 hour break for lunch)

  • Teaching artist: Andrew Rivera

  • Level: Beginner to Intermediate (prior clay experience preferred)

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

About the Artist: Andrew Rivera holds a BFA in Ceramics and Sculpture from the University of Minnesota-Duluth and completed the MN NICE certificate program at Northern Clay Center in Minneapolis. He is currently pursuing a Master of Arts in Graphic and Web Design at the Minneapolis College of Art and Design. Rivera has completed a long-term residency at The Clay Studio of Missoula and works out of his studio in downtown Hastings, MN, while teaching ceramics in the Twin Cities area.

“My work pulls from a mix of influences including pre-Hispanic forms, 19th-century Mexican printmakers, my culture, skateboarding, family, and food. I look to pre-Hispanic ceramics as a way to stay connected to my ancestors and to highlight a part of history that’s often misunderstood. I’m also inspired by printmakers like José Guadalupe Posada and Manuel Manilla, whose imagery helped inform a largely illiterate public and even played a role in the Mexican Revolution.” Learn more about Andrew at his website.

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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April No Sew Braided Rugs with Kirsten Wert - FULL
Apr
25
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

April No Sew Braided Rugs with Kirsten Wert - FULL

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FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

In this workshop, participants will learn how to create a braided oval rug using a unique, no-sew weaving technique using upcycled sheets. By the end of the class, you will be able to go home and finish your rug!

Please bring two different colored sheets (preferably used!) and a sharp scissors to class. Any size sheet is fine, but avoid white or very light colors as they will show more dirt in a finished rug.

Most thrift stores or used clothing stores have old sheets that are perfect for upcycling! Or bring some used sheets from your own linen closet that are no longer used.

Class Details:

Date: Saturday, April 25th, 10am-12pm

Teaching Artist: Kirsten Wert

Age: 12+, multi-generational

Level: Beginner

What to bring: Sharp scissors and 2+ used bed sheets to recycle into your rug.

Participation Fee: $20

About the Artist: Kirsten taught this class at a nonprofit fiber arts upcycle store in Washington State. She has since relocated to Minnesota and is loving all the state has to offer. Kirsten loves bicycling and gardening and is working on learning new native plants here and growing a pollinator bed for the many Minnesota bees and butterflies.

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Strong & Simple Watercolor with Dan Wiemer
May
2
9:00 AM09:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Strong & Simple Watercolor with Dan Wiemer

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Join us for this engaging workshop with renowned artist Dan Wiemer! In this introductory workshop, students will learn techniques that help solve the mysteries of watercolor. Discover how to work with the watercolor medium, including wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and luminous washes. Students will be guided through a series of smaller studies using Dan’s approach of “see it, simplify it, and state it”.

This class is fun and fast-paced. Participants will watch demonstrations and then apply the concepts to their own work through hands-on painting. Students will also be able to engage in dialogue as they work, with friendly back-and-forth critiques for constructive feedback with Dan and the class.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, May 2 from 9am-4pm (one hour break for lunch)

  • Teaching artist: Dan Wiemer

  • Level: Beginner to Intermediate

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $175 per person

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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About the Artist: Trained as a graphic designer with a degree from Iowa State, Dan paints in the studio and on location (plein air), and has won many awards including several best-of-show in juried competitions and art fairs throughout the Midwest.

For more than 25 years, Dan has taught watercolor and previously served as the president of the MN Watercolor Society. His technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists.

Dan has been fortunate to have two extended stays in China - painting, teaching and exhibiting. In addition to China, he has painted in Puerto Rico, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and throughout the United States.

“I am obsessed with design, negative shape making and the ruggedness of the north. These obsessions led me to study Canadian painters, most notably Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven, who worked primarily in the early 1900’s. The illustrative style is personally relatable to me. Their career paths evolved from graphic designers, to illustrators, to painters. This has been my path as well.

Finding rhythm in the landscape has become a hallmark of my work. Rhythm to me is connecting highlight shapes with linked shadow shapes in an interesting way that creates movement and pathways for the eye.

My technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists. Their approach to creating negative shapes is similar to how I construct and distill my scenes. “ - Dan Wiemer

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Clay Garden Stacks
May
7
to May 21
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Clay Garden Stacks

Bring a playful burst of color and personality to your outdoor space with a handmade clay garden stack! In this two-part class, you’ll design and sculpt a series of ceramic pieces that can be stacked vertically on a garden pole. We’ll explore handbuilding techniques, surface decoration, and glazing choices to help each piece shine on its own while contributing to a cohesive, eye-catching tower.

Perfect for gardeners, makers, and anyone who loves outdoor art, this class offers a fun way to create a custom focal point for your yard or patio.

This is a two-part class. During the first meeting, students will sculpt their pieces out of clay. Staff will then dry and fire the work in time for students to glaze their pieces during the second meeting.

Class Information:

  • Thursdays, May 7th & 21st from 6-8pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Class size: 8

  • Participation fee: $150 includes all materials and firings

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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May Clay Exploration on the Wheel
May
14
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

May Clay Exploration on the Wheel

This class allows you to dip your toes into making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! Learn all the steps to make your own bowl or cup, including centering the clay, piercing, and pulling walls. Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 2-3 weeks. This class is open to individuals or children 8+ and a caregiver.

Class Information:

  • Thursday, May 14th, 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 8+, multigenerational

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $65 includes all materials and firings

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Discover Botanical Inks with Judy Saye-Willis
May
16
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Discover Botanical Inks with Judy Saye-Willis

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: In this workshop, students will learn how to make botanical inks using easily-sourced local plants and materials. Discover how to harvest and collect materials, prepare the inks, and use them for a variety of applications. There will also be time to experiment with the inks made in class using brushes on paper. These inks can also be used with dip pens. Students will get to keep four small bottles of ink to take home with them.

This process is applicable to a variety of artistic mediums including watercolor, illustration, calligraphy, quilting, felting, printmaking, and more.

All materials will be provided.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, May 16th from 10am-1pm

  • Teaching artist: Judy Saye-Willis

  • Level: All skill levels welcome.

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

About the Artist: “I have been a fiber artist for most of my life. My work has been rich in texture with exciting color, has strong eye appeal and often a message of environmental stewardship. When I discovered natural dyes I read everything I could find about the cultures, history, geography and politics that surround textiles and natural dyes. I also discovered that I could locally forage for dye materials in the prairies, ditches, woodlands, by the streams and in some of my friend’s gardens. I was seeing Natures Gentle Colors in a whole new way.  I would ask my mentor for recipes and processes. He finally told me to use my eyes and head. That has served me well. I can now collaborate with the materials having mastered techniques. However, I still have green stains on my knees.” Judy has a stula (studio lab) in Northfield, MN. Learn more about her and see her work at her website here.

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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Intro to Acrylic Painting
May
28
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Intro to Acrylic Painting

Join us for this beginner-friendly class designed to build confidence and spark creativity. You’ll explore essential techniques such as color mixing, layering, brushwork, and composition while learning how to use acrylics’ quick-drying, versatile nature to your advantage. Through guided exercises and a simple finished project, you’ll gain an understanding of how to block in shapes, develop depth, and bring your ideas to life on canvas.

Whether you’re brand-new to painting or returning after time away, this class offers a supportive space to experiment, ask questions, and discover the joy of creating with acrylics.

Class Information:

  • Thursday, May 28th from 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $45 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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Luminous Layers: Fused Glass with Gerie Thelen
Jun
2
4:00 PM16:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Luminous Layers: Fused Glass with Gerie Thelen

Discover the vibrant world of glass art in this hands-on, beginner-friendly workshop. Fused glass is the process of joining different pieces of glass together by melting them in a kiln. Join local artist Gerie Thelen as she guides you through the basics of glass "layering" and design through colorful arrangements. In this session, you will create a fused glass night light with either a floral or abstract design.

All materials are included in the participation fee. Work will be fired off-site and available for pick up approximately 3 weeks after the workshop.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Tuesday, June 2 from 4-6pm

  • Teaching artist: Gerie Thelen

  • Level: Beginner

  • Ages 18+

  • Class Size: 15

  • Participation fee: $50 per person

About the Artist: Everyone has a story to tell...and each of our stories is important... For some reason, my stories do not come out in words; but when I work with glass...my heart sings & the glass talks to me. Each piece of glass I create is formed in my heart and is produced with great love. My designs include two-dimensional pieces, sculptures, and installations, and honor the significance of women's hands in the history of art and design.

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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Botanical Illustration with Nancy Lizette Berlin
Jun
20
9:00 AM09:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Botanical Illustration with Nancy Lizette Berlin

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: In this workshop, botanical artist Nancy Lizette Berlin will teach participants how to combine artistic expression with scientific observation, capturing the beauty and intricate details of local plants. The workshop will begin with a short hike at He Mni Can, where students will practice sketching plants outdoors. Then we will move to the Clay & Creative Center where Nancy will walk students through turinging their sketches into small 4x6 paintings or cards using watercolors.

This workshop is great for artists looking to develop their drawing and observational skills, and painting with watercolors.

All materials will be provided, and students will receive their own paper and a brush for further practice.

We will have a rain location in case of inclement weather.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, June 20th from 9am-1pm

  • Teaching artist: Nancy Lizette Berlin

  • Level: All skill levels welcome - drawing and painting experience is helpful but not required.

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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Heirloom Fire: Czech Glasswork Presentation & Workshop
Jun
27
10:30 AM10:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Heirloom Fire: Czech Glasswork Presentation & Workshop

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A Cultural Heritage Presentation and Czech Glass Jewelry Design Workshop by Andrea Turini

Join Minnesota jewelry artist Andrea Turini on June 27th from 10:30am-12pm as she brings audiences inside the living traditions of Czech glass and beadmaking. Her presentation, Heirloom Fire: Czech Glasswork, draws on firsthand experiences in Jablonec nad Nisou, a region long recognized as a world center of bead and button production.

Then, audience members have the option to attend the Czech Glass Jewelry Design Workshop from 1-2pm.

The presentation is free and open to all, but please RSVP by following the registration link below. If you plan to add on the workshop, please make this selection in addition to the presentation option at check out.

During the presentation, audiences will learn about:

Cultural Storytelling

  • The evolution of the Czech glass industry, from family workshops to state-run factories under communism, and how artists adapted their craft during these changing eras

  • Generational traditions — families who have passed down lampworking, pressing, and cutting techniques for centuries

  • The cultural significance of beads and buttons, both as local artistry and as exports that shaped global fashion

  • The resilience of a cottage industry that once fed an entire region, where survival depended on glass and beadmaking — and the fact that many workshops remain in business today is nothing short of astounding

Interactive Demonstration

  • Step-by-step look at how a bead and a button are made

  • Sample beads at different production stages for audiences to handle

  • A Czech button mold and examples of finished jewelry featuring Czech glass

Add-On Workshop: Czech Glass Jewelry Design Class

Following the presentation, participants can enjoy a one-hour hands-on jewelry design session. Each person will design a coordinating set — either:

  • Earrings + Necklace, or

  • Earrings + Bracelet

Participants select from Andrea’s curated collection of authentic Czech glass beads to create their designs. Andrea demonstrates design concepts and assists with selection, then completes the technical finishing (wrapping, crimping and assembly) during class.

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About the Artist

I have been a creator of beautiful, handmade jewelry for over 30 years. A master jeweler, I recently spent ten years in NYC studying under experts from all over the world, developing my skills and honing my craft.

While I have experience with many mediums, my passion lies in bead embroidery, the creation of intricate and unique designs that bring a sense of depth and dimension to each piece of jewelry. 

I take pride in creating high-quality, one-of-a-kind pieces that are both comfortable and stylish. I use only the finest materials, including gemstones, Swarovski crystals and pearls, and Japanese seed beads, and stitch them onto thick wool felt and then build up. This creates a range of textures and colors that bring each three-dimensional piece to life. 

Recognition

This program was awarded a Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council (SEMAC) grant, recognizing its artistic and educational value. While the grant supports a tour in southeastern Minnesota, Andrea also offers the program to arts centers, libraries, cultural groups, and community organizations across the region.

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Indigo Shibori Dyeing
Jul
11
9:00 AM09:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Indigo Shibori Dyeing

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Join us for this exciting workshop with renowned textile artist Judy Saye-Willis! In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn the entire process of indigo shibori dyeing, from harvest to dye vat! Students will begin with a visit in the morning to the field where they will harvest indigo. Then, head back to Judy’s studio to begin cold extraction dyeing. In the afternoon, students will learn how to create shibori resist on fabric and dye it in the indigo vats. Participants will create a silk scarf or bandana and two organic cotton napkins. All materials are included in the class fee.

Note: This workshop will be located at Judy’s studio. Directions will be sent out prior to the workshop.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, July 11 from 9am-4pm

  • Teaching artist: Judy Saye-Willis

  • Level: Beginner to Intermediate

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $175 per person

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

Members receive 10% off workshops - use code MEMBER10 at checkout! Not a member yet? Sign up at https://redwingarts.org/support-red-wing-arts

About the Artist: Judy Saye-Willis is a visual artist who has lived in rural Minnesota her entire life. Her current work is focused on the use of natural pigments and dyes made from locally grown and foraged materials. She produces bodies of work on textiles and paper that often speaks to choices, environmental stewardship and human conditions.

“I have been a fiber artist for most of my life. My work has been rich in texture with exciting color, has strong eye appeal and often a message of environmental stewardship. When I discovered natural dyes I read everything I could find about the cultures, history, geography and politics that surround textiles and natural dyes. I also discovered that I could locally forage for dye materials in the prairies, ditches, woodlands, by the streams and in some of my friend’s gardens. I was seeing Natures Gentle Colors in a whole new way.  I would ask my mentor for recipes and processes. He finally told me to use my eyes and head. That has served me well. I can now collaborate with the materials having mastered techniques. However, I still have green stains on my knees.” Judy has a stula (studio lab) in Northfield, MN. Learn more about her and see her work at her website here.

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Screen-printed Transfers on Clay with Kip O‘Krongly
Jul
18
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Screen-printed Transfers on Clay with Kip O‘Krongly

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: Over the course of this workshop, Kip will demystify the process of turning detailed botanical drawings into colorful underglaze transfers. You'll learn to decorate leather-hard ceramic pieces using screen printing techniques you can do right at home - from burning photo emulsion screens, to printing, coloring, and applying the vibrant transfer images to your work. Come join Kip as she shares ways you can utilize this exciting process to develop striking ceramic surfaces all your own!

Kip will demonstrate:

  • A unique collaging technique for layering multiple images onto leather-hard work

  • Two methods for burning photo emulsion screens at home using screens from EZ Screen and Small Dog Prints, plus tips for achieving exceptionally crisp screens and designs

  • How to generate small test pieces ideal for exploring the transfer process

  • Methods for applying transfers to curved surfaces with professional results

  • Ways to create seamless ombre color washes on backgrounds with underglazes

Skill Level: All levels welcome, but some understanding of the ceramic process and terms would be helpful!

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, July 18 from 10am-4pm

  • Teaching artist: Kip O’Krongly

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

About the Artist: Kip O’Krongly is a studio artist and instructor living in Northfield, Minnesota.  She has exhibited her work across the country, is highlighted in many ceramic publications and was a cover artist with both Ceramics Monthly and Pottery Making Illustrated.  Kip regularly exhibits on the St. Croix Valley Pottery Tour and teaches at craft schools across the country.  Past workshops ranged from Penland and Arrowmont, to Watershed and the Archie Bray Foundation. She has been a short-term resident at both Watershed and Archie Bray, and received a McKnight Artist Grant.  

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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Building a Sustainable Practice with David Swenson
Aug
22
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Building a Sustainable Practice with David Swenson

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: In this workshop, students will learn about intermediate to advanced clay techniques that David “Swen” Swenson utilizes in his own work. This includes surface design, building motifs and patterns, embellishment, and interpreting historical decorative arts through a contemporary lens. There will also be discussions on focusing your practice as an artist in order to build something sustainable.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, August 22 from 10am-1pm

  • Teaching artist: David Swenson

  • Level: Intermediate to advanced

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

About the Artist: David “Swen” Swenson is a ceramic and sound artist from Clearwater, MN. He has been teaching ceramics at various institutions around the Twin Cities area since 2009, and has been working with clay since 2002.

“My work is about nostalgia and play. These pieces are meant to evoke feelings of times past, and to revere the motifs and patterns from historical decorative arts.  They offer a contemporary perspective of those traditions while re-contextualizing their content. These objects are meant to embellish the home and daily practices, as well as to provide their services and entertainment.” Learn more about Swen and view his work here.

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This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Southeastern Minnesota Arts Council thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts & cultural heritage fund.

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Traditional Mosaics with Debra D'Souza
Oct
24
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, THE ARTISTS STUDIO, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Traditional Mosaics with Debra D'Souza

This workshop is part of The Artist’s Studio Series, a program designed to increase access to training and education for working artists. Learn more here.

Workshop Description: Curious about those ancient mosaics you see in Europe? Come and learn about the traditional methods and materials of mosaic, and make your own!

We will start the morning with an informative presentation about the history and traditions of mosaics, followed by a Q & A. See a demo of the tools and techniques of the ancient mosaics.

Then in the afternoon, explore and create your own small 4”x4” mosaic using Italian Smalti with traditional and modern tools.

All materials will be provided.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Saturday, October 24th from 10am-3pm (includes a break for lunch)

  • Teaching artist: Debra D’Souza

  • Level: All skill levels welcome.

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $15 per person

About the Artist: Debra was born and raised in rural Minnesota. She attended the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and worked as a certified professional picture framer, opening her own art and framing gallery business in Rochester, MN.

In 2000, Debra moved to Eau Claire, WI, working in the Art and Framing industry. In 2008, she received her Bachelor of Fine Art degree from University of Wisconsin- Stout with a painting concentration. She then went on to work as Assistant Director of the Furlong Gallery at UW-Stout and Coordinatior of Gallery 231, the student gallery at UW-Stout.

Debra is currently a certificate student at the Chicago Mosaic School, where her studies with modern masters of traditional mosaic techniques further her skill and practice. Learn more about her and see her work at her website here.

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Creative Combination: Watercolor & Acrylic with Dan Wiemer
Nov
2
to Nov 16
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Creative Combination: Watercolor & Acrylic with Dan Wiemer

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Join us for an inspiring workshop with Dan Wiemer! In this three-week series, participants will discover that good painters are first good designers. This unique class will teach you how to identify strong abstract shapes in your scenes, an essential skill for creating impactful and dynamic paintings. We will also explore the different types of contrasts and how they can add drama and interest to your artwork.

The focus of this workshop will be on painting like a printmaker, where you'll learn to find and construct negative shapes to create stunning mosaic-like paintings using both watercolor and acrylic paints.

This workshop will include live demonstrations, guided painting sessions, opportunities for self-exploration, and plenty of fun. Intended for intermediate to advanced students, this workshop offers valuable insights and techniques to elevate your art.

Workshop Information:

  • Date: Mondays, November 2, 9, & 16 from 6-8:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Dan Wiemer

  • Level: Intermediate to Advanced

  • Ages 18+

  • Participation fee: $235 per person

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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About the Artist: Trained as a graphic designer with a degree from Iowa State, Dan paints in the studio and on location (plein air), and has won many awards including several best-of-show in juried competitions and art fairs throughout the Midwest.

For more than 25 years, Dan has taught watercolor and previously served as the president of the MN Watercolor Society. His technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists.

Dan has been fortunate to have two extended stays in China - painting, teaching and exhibiting. In addition to China, he has painted in Puerto Rico, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and throughout the United States.

“I am obsessed with design, negative shape making and the ruggedness of the north. These obsessions led me to study Canadian painters, most notably Tom Thomson and the Group of Seven, who worked primarily in the early 1900’s. The illustrative style is personally relatable to me. Their career paths evolved from graphic designers, to illustrators, to painters. This has been my path as well.

Finding rhythm in the landscape has become a hallmark of my work. Rhythm to me is connecting highlight shapes with linked shadow shapes in an interesting way that creates movement and pathways for the eye.

My technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists. Their approach to creating negative shapes is similar to how I construct and distill my scenes. “ - Dan Wiemer

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Watercolor Foundations
Mar
25
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Watercolor Foundations

Explore the world of watercolor in this class designed for beginners or those looking for a refresher. Learn the core foundational skills including knowledge of materials, mixing colors, and basic techniques. Students will practice creating gradients, wet-on-wet, dry brush, and more while learning how to balance water and pigment for confident, intentional results.

By the end of class, participants will complete a small collection of studies and gain knowledge they can bring with them for future studies and paintings. This class is perfect for anyone curious about watercolor or looking to build a strong foundation.

Class Information:

  • Wednesday, March 25 from 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $50 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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Spring Break Clay Exploration on the Wheel
Mar
18
1:30 PM13:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, YOUTH CLASSES, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Spring Break Clay Exploration on the Wheel

This class allows you to dip your toes into making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! Learn all the steps to make your own bowl or cup, including centering the clay, piercing, and pulling walls. Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 2-3 weeks.

This class is multi-generational, designed for individuals OR youth 8+ and a caregiver to take together!

Class Information:

  • Wednesday, March 18, 1:30-3:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 8+, multigenerational

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $65 includes all materials and firings

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Gelli Plate Printing
Mar
12
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Gelli Plate Printing

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Discover the playful world of gelli plate printing in this beginner-friendly class. Using soft gel plates, vibrant acrylics, stencils, and natural textures, you’ll explore a range of techniques to create beautifully layered prints. We’ll cover everything from pulling your first monoprint to experimenting with color, pattern, and composition.

Whether you’re new to printmaking or simply looking to loosen up your creative process, this class offers a fun, low-pressure way to make art that feels spontaneous and expressive. You’ll leave with a stack of unique prints and the confidence to continue experimenting!

Class Information:

  • Thursday, March 12th from 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $45 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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February No Sew Braided Rugs with Kirsten Wert - FULL
Feb
28
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

February No Sew Braided Rugs with Kirsten Wert - FULL

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FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

In this workshop, participants will learn how to create a braided oval rug using a unique, no-sew weaving technique using upcycled sheets. By the end of the class, you will be able to go home and finish your rug!

Please bring two different colored sheets (preferably used!) and a sharp scissors to class. Any size sheet is fine, but avoid white or very light colors as they will show more dirt in a finished rug.

Most thrift stores or used clothing stores have old sheets that are perfect for upcycling! Or bring some used sheets from your own linen closet that are no longer used.

Class Details:

Date: Saturday, February 28th, 10am-12pm

Teaching Artist: Kirsten Wert

Age: 12+, multi-generational

Level: Beginner

What to bring: Sharp scissors and 2+ used bed sheets to recycle into your rug.

Participation Fee: $20

About the Artist: Kirsten taught this class at a nonprofit fiber arts upcycle store in Washington State. She has since relocated to Minnesota and is loving all the state has to offer. Kirsten loves bicycling and gardening and is working on learning new native plants here and growing a pollinator bed for the many Minnesota bees and butterflies.

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Painting Light with Oils with Anna Chambers-Goldberg
Feb
21
12:00 PM12:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Painting Light with Oils with Anna Chambers-Goldberg

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Join us for a fun afternoon of painting! Together we will create a painting step-by-step, no experience necessary. You’ll learn a bunch of basic painting techniques, and some bonus drawing and photoshop skills as well! At the end you’ll have your very own gorgeous 12”x12” oil painting. v

The painting pictured is not the one we will paint! We will paint a brand new piece you’ve never seen before. It will have Anna’s signature atmospheric lighting.

The oil paint we are using is specially formulated to mix with water, so there are no harsh chemicals or fumes! Please bring a cardboard box or similar to carry your piece home as it will still be wet.

Class Information:

  • Date: Saturday, February 21st from 12-3pm

  • Teaching artist: Anna Chambers-Goldberg

  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate

  • Ages 16+

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $165 per person

  • All materials included.

Scholarships are available to anyone who needs financial assistance. Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to inquire.

Photo by Zoe Prinds-Flash

About the Artist: My mission as a painter is to spread joy, using visual harmony to balance the stress and chaos of our fraught world. Capturing moments of light-filled peace, I build fantasies that become momentarily real; reminders to indulge in the joy of life. The freedom, immediacy, and visceral satisfaction I feel while working fills up my soul in the very best way. I was born in New England, but grew up and still live in Minneapolis, MN. I studied art at Macalester College, graduating in 2009. Since 2023 I have focused almost exclusively on painting, and I am now lucky enough to paint full time. I live with my husband, kids, and too many pets in South Minneapolis.

See more of Anna’s work at her website here!

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A Value Approach to Watercolor with Andy Evansen - FULL
Feb
18
to Feb 20
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

A Value Approach to Watercolor with Andy Evansen - FULL

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FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

There seems to be a never-endinq quest to loosen up in watercolor and it’s probably the most common goal of students. It’s easy to fall into the trap of putting too much into your paintings, and editing out the non-essential whether working from photo reference or painting on location is vital.

Painting loosely doesn't just 'happen', it comes from gaining a comfort level with your skills and materials over time. However, there are techniques that can speed up this process.

My workshop will focus on using value studies from the outset to identify the large shapes in a scene. These large shapes provide the artist with opportunities for lost edges when painting in watercolor, which is essential if we are to take full advantage of the medium. Too often the 'found edges', or details, take over the painter's thinking process, and the result is a tight watercolor.

We will move on toward color paintings using value studies as our guide, and complete color painting lessons together. Demonstration paintings will be done by Andy to reinforce the lessons.

“My interest in art started at a young age, and I spent a great deal of my time drawing. When I began watercolor painting in my 20s, I was inspired mostly by the British artists Edward Seago, Ed Wesson and Trevor Chamberlain. Their ability to capture the landscape with such an economy of brushstroke is remarkable, taking advantage of the luminosity of watercolors done in just a few washes. In addition, I was impressed with the way those artists seemed to capture everyday scenes in such a way that revealed a hidden beauty, subjects that many would simply pass by. I now find myself trying to emulate that in my watercolors of the Midwest.”

Andy has been featured in many publications and has become a sought-after workshop instructor who paints and teaches internationally. His paintings have won numerous awards, including the Bronze and High Winds Medals from the American Watercolor Society, where he is now a Dolphin Fellow. His love of painting on location also led to him being a featured presenter at the 2014 and 2016 Plein Air Conventions and inclusion in the 2017 Qingdao International Masters Watercolor Plein Air Event. In 2022 he was voted into the Pure Watercolour Society of England as an International Member.

You can view his work at www.EvansenArtStudio.com.

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Claymates! (Afternoon Session) - FULL
Feb
14
2:00 PM14:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Claymates! (Afternoon Session) - FULL

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FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

Grab a date, friend, or family member and enjoy a cozy and creative afternoon with us to celebrate Valentine’s Day!

In this two-hour class, participants will learn the basics of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Learn how to center, pierce and pull up the walls to create your own cup or bowl. Then select which glazes you’d like your pieces finished with. Staff will glaze and fire all work and have it ready for pick up in 2-3 weeks.

Class Information:

  • Date: Saturday, February 14 from 2-4pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate

  • Ages 15+

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $50 per person

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Claymates! (Morning Session) - FULL
Feb
14
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Claymates! (Morning Session) - FULL

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FULL - Email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org to join the waitlist.

Grab a date, friend, or family member and enjoy a cozy and creative morning with us to celebrate Valentine’s Day!

In this two-hour class, participants will learn the basics of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Learn how to center, pierce and pull up the walls to create your own cup or bowl. Then select which glazes you’d like your pieces finished with. Staff will glaze and fire all work and have it ready for pick up in 2-3 weeks.

Class Information:

  • Date: Saturday, February 14 from 10am-12pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate

  • Ages 15+

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $50 per person

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Feb 7: Plants and Painting at Sargent's Nursery
Feb
7
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Feb 7: Plants and Painting at Sargent's Nursery

Are you tired of the dreary winter weather? Do you long for the sunshine, warmth, and greenery of spring? Look no further than our Still Life Plant Painting class at Sargent's Greenhouse!

Join us for the perfect escape from the winter blues, creating paintings of vibrant healthy plants in a warm and inviting environment.

Participants will select the plant they would like to paint from the greenhouse and create their own unique painting with guidance and instruction from the teaching artist.

We will provide everything you need to create a beautiful 11"x14" acrylic painting on canvas.

Class Information:

  • Saturday, February 7th from 10am-12pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $50 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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Introduction to Watercolor Series
Feb
5
to Feb 19
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Introduction to Watercolor Series

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Explore the world of watercolor in this three-week series designed for beginners or those looking for a refresher. Each session explores core foundational skills including knowledge of materials, mixing different palettes and color theory, to mastering essential techniques like washes, layering, and controlled brushwork. Students will practice creating texture, gradients, wet-on-wet, dry brush, and more while learning how to balance water and pigment for confident, intentional results.

By the end of the series, participants will complete a small collection of studies and a finished piece that showcases their new skills. This relaxed, encouraging class is perfect for anyone curious about watercolor or looking to build strong fundamentals before moving on to more advanced projects.

Class Details:

Date/Time: Thursdays, Feb. 5, 12, 19 from 5:30-7:30pm

Teaching Artist: Cherish Haskell

Age: 16+

Level: Beginner

Class size: 12

Participation Fee: $120

All materials included in class fee.

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Winter Wildlife in Acrylic
Jan
29
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Winter Wildlife in Acrylic

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Capture the quiet magic of the season in this beginner-friendly acrylic painting class focused on winter wildlife. Participants will learn the foundations of acrylic painting including color mixing, layering, brushwork, and creating depth while painting charming seasonal animals like deer, foxes, or songbirds in snowy landscapes. No prior experience required!

Class Details:

Date: Thursday, Jan. 29th from 5:30-7:30pm

Teaching Artist: Cherish Haskell

Age: 16+

Level: Beginner

Class size: 12

Participation Fee: $45

All materials included in class fee.

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Jan 24: Plants and Painting at Sargent's Nursery
Jan
24
10:00 AM10:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Jan 24: Plants and Painting at Sargent's Nursery

Are you tired of the dreary winter weather? Do you long for the sunshine, warmth, and greenery of spring? Look no further than our Still Life Plant Painting class at Sargent's Greenhouse!

Join us for the perfect escape from the winter blues, creating paintings of vibrant healthy plants in a warm and inviting environment.

Participants will select the plant they would like to paint from the greenhouse and create their own unique painting with guidance and instruction from the teaching artist.

We will provide everything you need to create a beautiful 11"x14" acrylic painting on canvas.

Class Information:

  • Saturday, January 24th from 10am-12pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $50 includes all materials

Note: Scholarships available for students with financial need. Please email molly.rivera@redwingarts.org

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Introduction to Wheel Throwing - Winter Session
Jan
21
to Feb 25
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Introduction to Wheel Throwing - Winter Session

This class combines instructor-led demonstrations with hands-on practice, focusing on the fundamentals of throwing on the potter’s wheel. Students will learn all the stages of making a pot, including centering, opening, and pulling pots as well as trimming and glazing. This class is perfect for beginners or those looking to continue practice on the wheel with guided instruction. Class fee includes clay, all glazing materials, firings and open studio time.

Class Information:

  • Dates: Wednesdays, Jan. 21 - Feb. 25 from 5:30pm-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate

  • Ages 15+

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $295

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Clay Travel Mugs
Jan
15
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Clay Travel Mugs

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Create your own travel mug using hand building techniques perfect for all skill levels! Learn how to shape, join, and texture the clay to craft a functional travel mug with a splash guard perfect for drinking your warm beverage on the go. We’ll guide you through building the form, adding a comfortable handle if you choose, adding a sipping lid, and customizing the surface with stamps, carvings, or color. By the end, you’ll have a beautifully crafted travel mug, both practical and uniquely yours!

Class Details:

Date: Thursday, Jan. 15th from 5:30-7:30pm

Teaching Artist: Cherish Haskell

Age: 16+

Level: All skill levels

Class size: 8

Participation Fee: $60

All materials included in class fee.

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January Clay Exploration on the Wheel - FULL
Jan
8
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

January Clay Exploration on the Wheel - FULL

CLASS IS FULL. EMAIL MOLLY.RIVERA@REDWINGARTS.ORG TO JOIN THE WAITLIST.

This class allows you to dip your toes into making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! Learn all the steps to make your own bowl or cup, including centering the clay, piercing, and pulling walls. Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 2-3 weeks. This class is open to individuals or children 8+ and a caregiver.

Class Information:

  • Thursday, January 8th, 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 8+, multigenerational

  • Class size: 6

  • Participation fee: $65 includes all materials and firings

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Winter Landscape in Watercolor
Jan
7
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Winter Landscape in Watercolor

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Join our Beginner Watercolor Winter Landscape Class to explore the enchanting world of painting snowy scenes, Learn to mix colors for winter hues and compose balanced landscapes. Perfect for novices, this class requires no prior experience - just enthusiasm and a willingness to learn!

Class Details:

Date: Wednesday, Jan. 7th from 5:30-7pm

Teaching Artist: Cherish Haskell

Age: 16+

Level: Beginner

Class size: 8

Participation Fee: $40

All materials included in class fee.

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Try it! Intro to the Pottery Wheel (Dec 10)
Dec
10
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Try it! Intro to the Pottery Wheel (Dec 10)

This class allows you to dip your toes in to making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! You can expect 90 minutes of instructor-supported wheel throwing. Learn all of the steps of centering the clay and pulling walls to create your own clay bowl or cup! Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 3 weeks.

Class Information:

  • Wednesday, December 10th from 5:30-7pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 15+

  • Class size: 7

  • Participation fee: $75 includes all materials and firings

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Paint Your Own Ornaments
Dec
6
9:30 AM09:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

Paint Your Own Ornaments

Grab your friends and family and join us for a morning of festive creativity and community! We will have a collection of ornaments available to choose from, as well as our classic offerings of mugs, jars, bowls, and more. Get ahead on your holiday gift giving with a customized, hand-painted piece for someone special!

We will fire your piece and notify you for pickup approximately 2 weeks after the event in time for the holidays. Participation fee covers the cost of one ornament, glazes, and firing. Additional fees apply if painting one of our larger bisque pots. We can also ship pottery for an additional fee, perfect for that relative who lives far away!

EVENT INFORMATION:

  • Saturday, December 6 from 9:30am-12:30pm

  • Open to all ages, children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.

  • Participation fee: $20

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Watercolor Holiday Cards
Dec
4
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Watercolor Holiday Cards

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Get ready to unleash your inner artist as you create festive designs like a jolly tree, a charming wreath, and glitzy ornaments! No prior experience needed - just bring your creativity! Instructor will provide guidance for several designs. Participants can expect to create 5-10 finished cards to take home with them

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Age: Adult

  • Class size: Minimum 6, Maximum 20

  • Participation fee: $40

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Decorative Hand-Built Bowl Making with Rhonda Willers
Nov
15
to Nov 16
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Decorative Hand-Built Bowl Making with Rhonda Willers

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Dive into hand-built clay bowls and terra sigillata surface decorating with Rhonda Willers! On day one of this two-day workshop, you’ll learn how to use everyday objects, clay bisque molds, and paper patterns to create bowls from clay. On day two, you’ll discover how to decorate the surfaces with terra sigillatas, a refined clay slip, using brush and sgraffito techniques. An introductory lesson on how to make your own terra sigillatas will be shared and demonstrated during the workshop!

This workshop is ideal for beginners to advanced students. Having some clay experience, such as one previous clay class, is helpful but not required.

Class information:

  • Nov 15-16 from 10 am-3 pm each day

  • Teaching artist: Rhonda Willers

  • Level: Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced

  • Age: 16+

  • Class size: 10-20

  • Participation fee: $295

  • Art medium: Ceramic

  • Some supplies provided. Students are expected to bring:

    • Basic clay tools: wire cutter, fettling knife, rubber and/or metal ribs, scoring tool or similar. Everyday objects to become mold forms, such as a household bowl. Variety of brushes: recommended 1-hake style 1” wide brush Sgraffito and/or stamping tools. 1 package of cheesecloth (grocery store style is fine). Sketchbook/notebook + writing tool. Sharpie/permanent marker. Masks or respirator (for use if handling powdered clay and colorants). Plastic gloves for those with sensitive skin (optional)

Artist Bio: Rhonda Willers is an artist with a multi-discipline art practice who incorporates ceramics, facial tissues, mixed media, drawing, painting, and time-based installations. She is the author of the book Terra Sigillata: Contemporary Techniques, host of the podcast The Artist in Me Is Dead, former president of the board of directors for the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts, and her writing is featured in The Book of Alchemy: A Creative Practice for an Inspired Life by Suleika Jaouad. She lives and works in rural Elk Mound, Wisconsin, with her husband, three children, and cats.

You can view her work at https://www.rhondawillers.com/

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Clay Soap Dishes, Spoon Rests, and Small Bowls (Multigenerational)
Nov
6
6:00 PM18:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

Clay Soap Dishes, Spoon Rests, and Small Bowls (Multigenerational)

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Slab-building is one of the most versatile techniques in clay! In this class, we will learn how to roll clay slabs, impress designs and textures onto the surface, as well as tips for preventing warping and cracking. Projects that will be demonstrated include soap dishes, spoonrests and small dishes. Perfect for holiday gifting or just a gift for yourself! Participants will decorate their creations with glazes and underglazes. All pieces will be fired in the kiln and ready for pick up in approximately three weeks! Participants can expect to complete 4-8 pieces.

  • Nov 6th 6pm-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner and above

  • Age: 13+

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $75

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Try it! Intro to the Pottery Wheel - Multi-generational
Nov
4
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

Try it! Intro to the Pottery Wheel - Multi-generational

Bring your family out for this multi-generational class for ages 9+! This class allows you to dip your toes in to making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class. You can expect 90 minutes of instructor-supported wheel throwing. Learn all of the steps of centering the clay and pulling walls to create your own clay bowl or cup! Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 3 weeks.

Class Information:

  • Tuesday, November 4t from 5:30-7pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 9+, multi-generational

  • Class size: 7

  • Participation fee: $75 includes all materials and firings

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Watercolor Foundations: A 3-Week Workshop with Dan Wiemer
Oct
27
to Nov 10
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Watercolor Foundations: A 3-Week Workshop with Dan Wiemer

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Join award-winning artist Dan Wiemer for an immersive 3-week watercolor workshop, where you'll dive deeper into techniques that unlock the mysteries of this dynamic medium. Through guided lessons and focused studies, Dan will help you build confidence and refine your skills, teaching essential watercolor techniques like wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and luminous washes while applying his signature approach: See it, simplify it, state it.

Each session will include hands-on painting, structured watercolor studies, and live demonstrations, giving you the tools to better understand the medium. Dan also provides constructive, back-and-forth critiques in a fun and supportive environment to help you grow as an artist.

To get the most out of this workshop, start practicing now and keep those brushes moving! Think of this class as a way to strengthen your watercolor skills — just like staying in shape, regular practice will help you improve and build confidence with each session.

Whether you're new to watercolor or looking to sharpen your technique, this class will deepen your understanding and creativity!

This class is watercolor only and does not include Dan’s technique of combining acrylic with watercolor. (Images provided for this workshop description are samples only.)

CLASS INFORMATION:

  • Monday evenings: Oct 27, Nov 3, Nov 6 from 6-8:30 pm

  • Teaching artist: Dan Wiemer

  • Level: Beginning to Intermediate

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $195

SUPPLY LIST:

Many people already have supplies that are fine. Bring those; you can impress your neighbors and your teacher.

WATERCOLOR PAINTS: I use a fairly traditional collection of colors. If you have others you enjoy working with that’s fine, bring them. Mine include cerulean blue, cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, raw sienna, burnt sienna, Cadmium or winsor red, alizarin crimson (or permanent rose), Sap green, viridian and Paynes gray or neutral tint that I often use for value studies. You may have some wonderful new colors to show me! It is easier for watercolor artists to have the paints already squeezed into and dried in a plastic palette with a lid. I recommend you do this process several days prior to the workshop.

BRUSHES: Bring several different size brushes. I prefer round brushes but you can also bring flat brushes.

PAPER: Sheets or blocks are fine, just make sure it is 100% rag (cotton). No student-grade paper for your sake and mine. Student grade paper leads to more frustration and pain than the money you save. There are many fine rag papers. I recommend 140# Arches cold pressed or hot pressed because this can handle the repetitive masking process of the technique you will learn. Softer papers are not sufficient for this process. All of our studies will be 11x15 quarter sheets or smaller. If you have trouble finding 140# Arches paper, Dan will have some available for purchase.

OTHER: Pencil, sketchpad or copy paper, soft eraser (Magicrub) or something like a white eraser, container for clean water, roll of paper towels, board or piece of Masonite to tape down loose paper, masking tape.

If you already have a watercolor palette, don’t spend a whole lot of money or change your palette for this workshop, I am not that fussy. If you have any questions about supplies or the workshop don’t hesitate to call or email me. 651-276-5559 danwiemer@gmail.com Thanks - Dan Wiemer

ARTIST BIO: Trained as a graphic designer with a degree from Iowa State, Dan paints in the studio and on location (plein air), and has won many awards including several best-of-show in juried competitions and art fairs throughout the Midwest.

For more than 25 years, Dan has taught watercolor workshops for more than 25 years and previously served as the president of the MN Watercolor Society.  His technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists.

Dan has been fortunate to have two extended stays in China - painting, teaching and exhibiting. In addition to China, he has painted in Puerto Rico, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and throughout the United States. 

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Experiment with Watercolor with Cherish Haskell
Oct
23
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Experiment with Watercolor with Cherish Haskell

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This non-traditional watercolor class, geared toward those will little or no experience, will put the fun back in the process! The instructor will demonstrate techniques, trick and tips as well as ways to combine watercolor with other materials. We will also discuss the differences in papers, brushes and other materials. Most importantly students will put brush to paper and create colorful abstract paintings with an option to add drawing or other mark-making such as stamping or stenciling.

Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

Level: Teen & Adult Beginner, Ages 13+

Class size: 12

Participation fee: $40

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Pumpkin Carving with Bill Habedank
Oct
21
6:00 PM18:00
WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, YOUTH CLASSES

Pumpkin Carving with Bill Habedank

Learn from a pumpkin carving master! Bill “The Pumpkin Man" Habedank will provide instruction guided by years of practice for carving a unique jack-o-lantern. Participants will have access to Bill's custom carving tools for use during the workshop!

Bring your own pumpkin and an X-acto knife if you have one. Everything else will be provided. Particiapnts may also bring a printed image or pattern that they’d like to put on their pumpkin.

All ages welcome, children under 15 must be accompanied by an adult

Participation fee: $15

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Strong and Simple Watercolor with Dan Wiemer
Oct
18
9:00 AM09:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Strong and Simple Watercolor with Dan Wiemer

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In this workshop, Dan will teach you techniques that help solve the mysteries of watercolor. You will learn how to work with the watercolor medium, including wet-on-wet, wet-on-dry, and luminous washes through a series of smaller studies and Dan’s approach of “see it, simplify it, and state it”.

The class is fun and fast-paced. Participants will watch demonstrations and then apply the concepts to their own work through hands-on painting. Dan also uses friendly back-and-forth critiques for constructive feedback.

This class is watercolor only and does not include Dan’s technique of combining acrylic with watercolor. (Images provided for this workshop description are samples only.)

CLASS INFORMATION:

  • Saturday, October 18, 9 am-4 pm (one hour lunch break)

  • Teaching artist: Dan Wiemer

  • Level: Beginning to Intermediate

  • Class size: 12

  • Participation fee: $175

SUPPLY LIST for Strong and Simple Watercolor:

Many people already have supplies that are fine. Bring those; you can impress your neighbors and your teacher.

WATERCOLOR PAINTS: I use a fairly traditional collection of colors. If you have others you enjoy working with that’s fine, bring them. Mine include cerulean blue, cobalt blue, ultramarine blue, raw sienna, burnt sienna, Cadmium or winsor red, alizarin crimson (or permanent rose), Sap green, viridian and Paynes gray or neutral tint that I often use for value studies. You may have some wonderful new colors to show me! It is easier for watercolor artists to have the paints already squeezed into and dried in a plastic palette with a lid. I recommend you do this process several days prior to the workshop.

BRUSHES: Bring several different size brushes. I prefer round brushes but you can also bring flat brushes.

PAPER: Sheets or blocks are fine, just make sure it is 100% rag (cotton). No student-grade paper for your sake and mine. Student grade paper leads to more frustration and pain than the money you save. There are many fine rag papers. I recommend 140# Arches cold pressed or hot pressed because this can handle the repetitive masking process of the technique you will learn. Softer papers are not sufficient for this process. All of our studies will be 11x15 quarter sheets or smaller. If you have trouble finding 140# Arches paper, Dan will have some available for purchase.

OTHER: Pencil, sketchpad or copy paper, soft eraser (Magicrub) or something like a white eraser, container for clean water, roll of paper towels, board or piece of Masonite to tape down loose paper, masking tape.

If you already have a watercolor palette, don’t spend a whole lot of money or change your palette for this workshop, I am not that fussy. If you have any questions about supplies or the workshop don’t hesitate to call or email me. 651-276-5559 danwiemer@gmail.com Thanks - Dan Wiemer

ARTIST BIO: Trained as a graphic designer with a degree from Iowa State, Dan paints in the studio and on location (plein air), and has won many awards including several best-of-show in juried competitions and art fairs throughout the Midwest.

For more than 25 years, Dan has taught watercolor workshops for more than 25 years and previously served as the president of the MN Watercolor Society.  His technique uniquely combines opaque acrylic with transparent watercolor that stylizes the landscape and is influenced by printmakers and batik artists.

Dan has been fortunate to have two extended stays in China - painting, teaching and exhibiting. In addition to China, he has painted in Puerto Rico, Scotland, Ireland, Canada and throughout the United States. 

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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain
Oct
14
to Nov 6
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

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Unlock your natural drawing abilities in this beginner-friendly class inspired by Betty Edwards’ groundbreaking book, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Through a series of engaging exercises, you’ll learn to shift from “left-brain” thinking to “right-brain” perception - helping you draw what you see, not what you think you see. No prior experience is necessary, just an open mind and a willingness to observe. By the end of the course, you’ll be surprised by what you can draw!

Students will learn how to shift their thinking and discover a new way of seeing through structured exercises that focus on perceived edges, space, relationships between objects, light and shadow. Exercises include drawings that explore contours and blind-contours, negative and positive shapes, still lifes, facial features, shading and cross hatching, perspective, and more.

This class is perfect for beginners, returning artists, or anyone who believes they "can't draw."

Class Information:

  • Meets for 4 weeks on Tuesdays & Thursdays

  • Dates: Oct 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30, Nov 4, 6

  • Time: 6-8pm

  • Instructor: Peg Hansen

  • Level: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

  • Age: 16+

  • Class size: 7

  • Participation fee: $295

  • All materials are included in the class fee.

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Try it! Intro to the Pottery Wheel (Oct 9)
Oct
9
6:00 PM18:00
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Try it! Intro to the Pottery Wheel (Oct 9)

This class allows you to dip your toes in to making pottery on the wheel without the commitment of a long-term class! You can expect 90 minutes of instructor-supported wheel throwing. Learn all of the steps of centering the clay and pulling walls to create your own clay bowl or cup! Participants will be able to keep 1-2 finished products at the end of the session. All work will be fired and glazed by staff, in the color of your choosing. All finished work will be available for pick-up in approximately 3 weeks.

Class Information:

  • Thursday, October 9th from 6-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Cherish Haskell

  • Level: All levels welcome!

  • Ages 15+

  • Class size: 7

  • Participation fee: $75 includes all materials and firings

Registration through Community Education at link below

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Paint Your Own Pumpkin Plate
Oct
4
9:30 AM09:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES, YOUTH CLASSES

Paint Your Own Pumpkin Plate

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Grab your friends and family and join us for a morning of festive creativity and community with this autumnal version of our Paint Your Own Pottery event! Paint your own pumpkin plate to use or display for the fall season. Make it cute or spooky - painter’s choice! We will also have our classic offerings of mugs, jars, bowls, and more.

We will fire your piece and notify you for pickup approximately 2 weeks after the event. We can also ship pottery for an additional fee.

This multi-generaltional class is designed for children ages 5+ and adults to take together.

EVENT INFORMATION:

  • Saturday, October 4 from 9:30am-12:30pm

  • Open to ages 5+, multi-generaltional (all children must be accompanied by a paying adult)

  • Participation fee: $25

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Form & Flow: An Intuitive Journey Through Clay and Cards
Oct
2
5:30 PM17:30
CLAY & CREATIVE CENTER, WORKSHOPS & CLASSES

Form & Flow: An Intuitive Journey Through Clay and Cards

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Tap into your intuitive flow with this meditative, hands-on workshop with Leah Buysse of Intuitive Self Healing & Cherish Haskell of Red Wing Arts.

This class begins with a grounding exercise, setting a calm and focused atmosphere. Following this, each participant will engage in an individual oracle card reading with Leah to gain insight, guidance, or inspiration on various aspects of their lives.

Before their readings, participants will engage in easy creative warm-up exercises led by Cherish and will then interpret or respond to their reading using clay, allowing for intuitive expression through the medium rather than concentrating solely on the final outcomes.

Participants can choose to have their pieces fired in the RWA kiln and pieces will be ready for pick up in approximately three weeks. Tea and light snacks provided.

Class Information:

  • Thursday, October 2nd from 5:30-7:30pm

  • Teaching artist: Leah Buysse & Cherish Haskell

  • Level: Beginner - Intermediate - Advanced

  • Ages 18+

  • Class size: 8

  • Participation fee: $75

Leah Buysse is a holistic, intuitive practitioner with over 18 years of experience. A degree in Holistic Health Practice in 2006 and the addition of multiple certifications in medical intuition, kinesiology, Reiki energy healing, and Sound & Vibrational healing enable Leah  to offer unique, personalized healing experiences that addresses the whole person.

Visit https://intuitiveselfhealing.com/ for more.

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Depot Gallery + Shop

418 Levee Street | Red Wing, MN 55066
651-388-7569

WINTER HOURS
Wed - Sat | 10 am - 4 pm

Sunday-Tuesday and other hours available by appointment by emailing info@redwingarts.org or by calling our office at 651-388-7569.

Clay & Creative Center

436 W. 3rd Street | Red Wing, MN 55066
651-309-4980

WINTER HOURS
Office Hours: Tue - Fri | 9 am - 5 pm
MONTHLY COMMUNITY SATURDAYS
2nd Saturday | 10 am - 1 pm

Call to schedule a private party or event with us!

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