March 2020
POSTPONED: LARGE FORMAT CAMERA DEMONSTRATION
Join Eliot Dudik, Lecturer in Photography, Department of Art & Art History at William & Mary, for an introduction to the large format camera, and its abilities in producing a portrait. After capturing an image, film will be processed, and the group will gather in the darkroom to see a finished print emerge from the operation. Members, W&M Students, Faculty and Staff: $125 | Non-Members: $150 | Please note that space is limited to 15 participants, and advance registration is required.
Find out more »April 2023
Hands On: A Ceramics Experience with Michelle Erickson ’82
Students are invited to meet ceramic artist Michelle Erickson ’82 and learn about her new work in progress entitled “UNITY,” commissioned in collaboration with the Office of the President at William & Mary for the President's Collection of Art and the Muscarelle Museum of Art and William & Mary. After an introduction to the project, students will participate in the project by getting their hands in the clay and leaving handprints or handwriting — a cathartic lasting expression of their time at William & Mary as unique individuals and a united community. Students who RSVP by April 17 will take…
Find out more »July 2023
Muscarelle Summer Kids Art Camp
The Muscarelle Summer Art Camp is currently full. If you're interested in joining a waiting list for any spaces that may open, please email museum@wm.edu. Join the Muscarelle for a week of art exploration this summer! Designed for rising second-grade through rising eighth-grade students, this week-long camp will explore a variety of media, techniques and styles, with a special focus on the intersection of art, science and nature. Each day will feature a visit by a community-based guest artist, whose work and stories will inspire the day’s art activities, and each day campers will take home their own unique art…
Find out more »April 2024
Botanical Cyanotypes Workshop
This workshop is sold out; we have added a second session on April 20. This Earth Day, we are Inspired by the work of the first female photographer Anna Atkins, who created photograms to document plants' botanical importance and aesthetic qualities. Students will create their own botanical photographs using the same process. Together, we will explore the local ecosystem, collect samples, and photograph them utilizing the sun. This workshop is designed for people aged 13+. All materials will be provided, and all skill levels are welcome; just bring your imagination! Date: Saturday, April 13, 1 - 3 PM Location: Andrews…
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