We will first wood burn and paint the wood and then use cord to create a traditional Japanese omamori knot to hang the charm. 

We will look at works by female artist who have disappeared from art history because they were in the orbit of more famous male arts, especially women who were their daughters, sisters, or wives.

Always wanted to get into analog photography but don’t know where to start? A long time connoisseur of the medium, but longing to get into the nitty gritty of developing your own film? Look no further!

This is a seminar about three common motifs, one from Korea, China, and Japan and the folk lore associated with them.

Participants will be able to gain the valuable experience of working from a live nude model.

Step into a tiny, magical world where imagination shrinks and

creativity grows!

This is a 2-part workshop: August 22nd and 29th, 2-5 pm.

Students will learn how to create a handmade chain from brass or copper wire.

In this workshop we will create a small Otsu-e Omamori charm to hang near the entry of your home. 

Discover the joys of “the blue print!” The Prussian Blue print to be exact. Within this workshop, students will uncover one fact: What even is poetry?

In this hands-on workshop, we will explore the unique properties of watercolor through a variety of techniques.

Students will learn about the process of neurographic drawing, its history, and benefits to mental and neurological health.

Free Life drawing!

Students will learn basic metal texturing and stamping techniques to embellish copper pieces. We will then fire the work in a kiln, applying transparent enamel to each side.

Come join us for an hour of fun with hot glass!

For a $10 flat rate you can develop as much film as you can, scan 35mm or 120 film to your hearts content, or cyanotype like there is no tomorrow.

By the end of the class, students will leave with a completed terrarium and the foundational skills to continue creating their own miniature worlds at home.

Discover the art of origami through the timeless tulip.

Students will learn about the process of neurographic drawing, its history, and benefits to mental and neurological health.

Step into the magical world of miniature making and create

your own one-of-a-kind shadowbox diorama!

In this workshop we will create a small Otsu-e Omamori charm to hang near the entry of your home.

Who is that in the painting? When looking at art, it helps to know who is doing what.

Did you know you can make photographic prints with just plants? Did you know you can make photographic prints ON plants?

In this workshop, students will learn how to use the square stitch technique with beads to create a bezel for cabochons by creating a pendant or a set of earrings.

The DMC Darkroom is excited to present “Film Happy Hour” Thursday nights in June from 6pm - 9pm. For a $10 flat rate you can develop as much film as you can, scan 35mm or 120 film to your hearts content, or cyanotype like there is no tomorrow.

FREE LIFE DRAWING EVENT! Participants will be able to gain the valuable experience of working from a live clothed model.

In this class we will be making natural suncatchers with sticks, glass beads and mirror beads.

The DMC Darkroom is excited to present “Film Happy Hour” Thursday nights in June from 6pm - 9pm. For a $10 flat rate you can develop as much film as you can, scan 35mm or 120 film to your hearts content, or cyanotype like there is no tomorrow.

What is Gelli printing, you may ask? It is a form of mono printing that uses flexible printing plates to create textures and layers of color. These prints can be used in collage, as backgrounds for other artworks, or as a stand alone artwork.  

What is Gelli printing, you may ask? It is a form of mono printing that uses flexible printing plates to create textures and layers of color. These prints can be used in collage, as backgrounds for other artworks, or as a stand alone artwork.  

Get back to basics with one of the oldest styles of photography!