4/2: Textures in Nature – We will go on a fossil hunt and draw the different textures we find.
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DuMA Art Adventures Online: First Stamps
DuMA Art Adventures Online
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CANCELED–Clay Basics II – Solar Systems
CANCELED-Clay Basics I – Clay Birds
CANCELED–Spring Break Art Camp: Making Many
The Dubuque Museum of Art offices and galleries will be closed to the public starting Tuesday, March 17, 2020 through at least Friday, April 3, 2020, and all events during this time postponed. We apologize for the inconvenience. Please visit our website for updates as they are announced.
CANCELED-Ancient Artifacts: Cylinder Seals, Bead Making and Cave Painting
CANCELED-Painting Basics II – Dreamscapes
Mini-book Making
Mini-book Making, Instructor: Hana Velde
Thurs, Dec 5, 4:00-4:50pm
Ages 10-14
Cost: $10 Members, $15 Guests
Materials included
Have you ever dreamed of making your own picture book, graphic novel, or comic book? Inspired by the works of picture book artist Arthur Geisert, we will create blank mini-books that can be filled with your own stories, poems, drawings, and dreams.
Call Margaret Buhr at 563-557-1851 M-F, or email mbuhr@dbqart.org for more information or to enroll a student.
Pumpkin Prints
Pumpkin Prints, Instructor: Hana Velde
Thurs, Nov 21, 4:00 -4:50pm
Ages 10-14
Cost: $10 Members and $15 Guests
Materials included
After a tour of Arthur Geisert’s Pumpkin Island etchings, we will head down to the classroom to create our own unique pumpkin prints using monotype and glue line printing processes.
Community/Family Day
This free event will also feature live performances by two Dubuque arts and cultural organizations, along with guided tours of the exhibition, refreshments, and hands-on art activities. The lineup and schedule includes:
-Performance by Dubuque’s Dreaming Allegiance: 1 p.m.
–Junior Famous Dead Artist Matinee: Renee Tyler performing as artist Elizabeth Catlett, 2:15 p.m. A glimpse into the life of African American artist Elizabeth Catlett who explored themes relating to race and social activism in her sculpture, paintings, and prints. Catlett was a student of Grant Wood and among the first MFA graduates from the University of Iowa, which recently named a dormitory hall in her honor.
-Performance by the Dubuque Dream Center Gospel Choir & Dance Troupe: 3 pm
The exhibition and Free Community Day are sponsored by American Trust & Savings Bank and their Junior Banker program. Additional support was provided by Runde Auto Group, which is sponsoring free admission to the DuMA on Saturday mornings during the Dubuque Winter Farmers’ Market.
African American Art in the 20th Century continues at DuMA through April 21, 2019.