The Cumberland Woodturners in association with the Plateau Creative Arts Center is offering an opportunity to learn woodturning.
Students will have a fun hands-on experience painting a glass tile. Art Guild member Bob Stevens, a master glass painter, will be teaching this introductory class.
These two artists—each guided by nature, intuition, and decades of creative exploration—will share a joint exhibit that showcases the expressive potential of fabric, fiber, and mixed media
During this fun and informative class, students will learn the process of creating stained glass from start to finish, using the copper foil technique. No prior experience is needed.
Basics of mosaic art, cutting, grouting and composition will be taught by artist Debbie Meritsky. This class is perfect for all skill levels.
The September bracelet is a chunky rope-styled chain with beads in the core of the chain.
Life drawing is one of the best ways for artists to improve their drawing skills; it enhances hand-eye coordination and activates the right side of the brain. This is not a class, everyone works independently.
A classic rocky Maine shoreline will be the subject of this intermediate level watercolor class. Students will learn techniques to render realistic images of rocks in watercolor.
Get ready for a festive night of fall fun! Join instructor Donna Cronce to create a charming trio of rustic wooden pumpkins—perfect for your porch, hearth, or holiday table
the Plateau Creative Arts Center presents the pastel works of Katie Smith during Gallery Opening Night, Friday, October 3, from 5–7 PM.
In October’s smorgasbord class, professional photographer Jack Retterer will teach students how to photograph artwork with a simple setup, no fancy gear or experience necessary!
Watercolor artist Charlene Lehto will provide demonstrations and plenty of individual instruction to help students create a beautiful watercolor painting of a field of pumpkins.