This month’s workshop we're cracking open the illustrative book Hamonshu by Mori Yūzan and drawing inspiration from its flowing water patterns. We'll explore this text and learn a few of the patterns within these 3 calming volumes. Workshops run 60 - 90 minutes long. Where: Zoom Live Closed Captioning will be available. Register here > […]
Working with black charcoal, pen, kneaded eraser, white gelly roll pen, and paper we sculpt a fantasy landscape! Through pushing and pulling the materials on our canvas to create a landscape from our imaginations. This workshop will show us how to compile references and begin approaching the blank page. Workshops run 60 - 90 minutes […]
This workshop is all about drawing inspiration from the masters. We will take an art piece from Roberson's Collections and attempt to recreate it, while doing so will open up seeing new opportunities in our own work. Workshops run 60 - 90 minutes long. Where: Zoom Live Closed Captioning will be available. Register here > […]
This workshop is all about embracing happy accidents and randomness. We'll be spilling some literal tea, and learning to go with the flow with some tangles and patterns. It's recommended participants bring some watercolor paper and some tea or coffee to this workshop--things might get a little messy. Where: Zoom Live Closed Captioning will be […]
In this crash course, we’ll learn how to begin planning a convention that engages the community and brings geeks together. Conventions are a powerful way to unite and bring people together. It can be a day or weekend that allows people to geek out over shared passions of Dr. Who, Dungeons and Dragons, and more. […]
This workshop is all about getting cozy with the tangle Crazy Huggins. We'll be learning some patterns to decorate our Huggins with, as well as experimenting with toned paper (grey or tan). Where: Zoom Live Closed Captioning will be available. Price: $8 for Not-Yet-Members; Free for Roberson Members Did you know, you can become a […]
Follow along over Zoom during this artistic program for adults. Together we'll paint this "Noble Heart" in several steps while exploring some acrylic techniques along the way. Feel free to make this heart your own with color variations. Remember: there are no mistakes! Difficulty level: Easy Attendees must provide their own art supplies. Price: Free […]
Let’s learn how to create our own patterns by getting inspired by buildings and their architectural adornments! During this 1 hour workshop, we'll be getting inspired by the places around us—maybe buildings we pass by everyday that deserve a second glance. We'll be using the Zentangle® Method of patterned drawing combined with traditional methods for […]
Each month a new lesson, project, and opportunity for connection and growth! Each Art Club is designed to teach you something new–no matter your skill level–and nourish your creativity. Draw along with the instructor and participate in completing a new project during this community class. Participants are encouraged to engage and ask questions during class. […]
Join us for this free history presentation. In 1779, General George Washington ordered a campaign driving the British allied Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) from their homes in present-day New York. The resulting Sullivan-Clinton Campaign dramatically impacted the Haudenosaunee communities, impacting the rest of the war in the Northeast and shaping the colonizer's relations with Native American populations. […]
Our days can be hectic, which is why we've made a workshop to fit into your lunch break. For 15 minutes, we'll leave our busy days behind and escape into a space filled with doodles. We'll be using the Zentangle® Method of pattern drawing to help sooth our minds and get us into that flow state. Certified Zentangle Teacher, […]
In this 2 hour drawing class, we’ll continue exploring the Zentangle® Method of patterned doodling and building on the techniques learned in the Beginner Workshop. Through this guided class we’ll weave together several patterns into 2 beautiful tiles. This class is perfect for anyone who is already familiar with Zentangle. What can you expect: We’ll […]
Support provided by the general operations support grants from the United Cultural Fund, a program of the Broome County Arts Council; the Conrad and Virginia Klee Foundation; the Zoos, Botanical Gardens and Aquaria Program, administered by the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation; and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.
