In this three-day drop-off program students will be inspired by the current exhibition, Along the Eastern Road: Hiroshige’s Fifty-Three Stations of the Tokaido. We’ll admire the wonderful landscape prints that inspired the likes of famous artists like Van Gogh, and create our own artwork in the studio. Children will experiment with drawing, paint, and ink along with printmaking materials as they explore putting their own “stamp” on printed outdoor scenes.
Tuition includes materials and museum admission.
Registration is required and space is limited. Registration is now full
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$50 members/$65 non-members for the three day session
Please note that space is limited, and pre-registration is required. For more information contact Sarah Clowe at 518-463-4478- ext 435 or e-mail to clowes@albanyinstitute.org
Registration Tips:
-Registration is simpler through a desktop computer, however registration may be completed on mobile devices if the device settings are changed to full desktop presentation view.
-Login and password in the registration process is optional.
Class registration assumes consent for photographs to be used for museum promotional purposes. Please contact us if you would not like your child to be photographed.