Charisse Weston
Charisse Pearlina Weston is a Brooklyn-based, Houston-born conceptual artist and writer. Her practice is grounded in a deep material investigation
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Mosaic Coasters
Mosaics are an excellent way to bring extra color into your home. It is the ultimate way of recycling life
Grattage
Grattage is a surrealist painting technique developed by Max Ernst in 1926. Richly textured objects such as wood, wire, and
Folklife Exhibitions Open Through 2021
MILLVILLE, NJ (November 8, 2021) — WheatonArts invites you to experience Latin American folk art through two exhibitions juxtaposing old
ANNUAL HOLIDAY STUDIO SALE RETURNS TO WHEATONARTS
MILLVILLE, NJ (November 4, 2021) – The annual Holiday Studio Sale in the WheatonArts Event Center begins on Friday, November 26!
Frottage
Learn to take your crayon rubbings to the next level! Frottage is a surrealist creative process of transferring surface textures
Festival of Fine Craft on Oct. 2 & 3, 2021
MILLVILLE, NJ (September 7, 2021) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center celebrates 22 years of artistic excellence with the Festival
Scrape Painting
Celebrate the act of art-making by producing a bold & effortless abstract scrape painting. Only a few materials are needed,
Cardboard Collagraphs
Think beyond the box! Save those mailed-in cardboard boxes as materials to experiment and create unique artworks. This tutorial shows
Jeanine Pennell
Bonetown StudioStockton, NJWebsite The faces I sculpt are the products of my imagination. They have become an outlet for me
Carole Meier
Bear Lake PotteryGrayling, MI After participating in outdoor art fairs and exhibitions for forty years, I am a full-time professional
Sondra Sardis
Sondra SardisHighland, NYWebsite I have been into fashion forever. My eclectic style is a combo of the 1960s with a
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