Weekly Art Class
10/02/2024 10:00 AM - 08/26/2026 12:00 PM CT
Admission
- $65.00 - Member price
- $85.00 - Non member price
Location
Description
Weekly Art Class
Want to get back to creating art? Always wanted to learn how to paint or draw? Do you have paintings or drawings that never quite got finished because you just weren’t sure how? If yes to any of these, read on!
Carolyn McKee-Freese offers a class that lets you work and learn at your own pace, in your own chosen medium, and your own chosen themes and subjects. You will receive professional guidance and personalized, individual instruction and tutoring, as you learn to create, evaluate, and improve your art no matter what your style. Media can include watercolor, acrylic, graphite pencil, charcoal, colored pencil, or pastel. Bring your own supplies and let’s create better art! No supplies, no problem. We’ll help you create a minimal shopping list to get you started.
- Wednesdays, 10:00am - 12:30pm
- Instructor: Carolyn McKee-Freese
- Four-Week Tuition (18 or older)
- Members: $65 or Non-Members: $85
Want to get back to creating art? Always wanted to learn how to paint or draw? Do you have paintings or drawings that never quite got finished because you just weren’t sure how? If yes to any of these, read on!
Carolyn McKee-Freese offers a class that lets you work and learn at your own pace, in your own chosen medium, and your own chosen themes and subjects. You will receive professional guidance and personalized, individual instruction and tutoring, as you learn to create, evaluate, and improve your art no matter what your style. Media can include watercolor, acrylic, graphite pencil, charcoal, colored pencil, or pastel. Bring your own supplies and let’s create better art! No supplies, no problem. We’ll help you create a minimal shopping list to get you started.
Art Instructor: Carolyn McKee-Freese
Carolyn McKee-Freese received her Bachelor of Education from NIU, retiring after 25 years in the public school system as a visual arts instructor for middle school and high school. She has also served as a district visual arts curriculum developer and worked as a private contractor for the Chicago Field Museum’s Education Department and Paleontology Department. Now a private and group art instructor in a variety of media, Carolyn has been published in many magazines and exhibited at numerous venues including Norris Gallery and the New York State Museum.
Carolyn McKee-Freese received her Bachelor of Education from NIU, retiring after 25 years in the public school system as a visual arts instructor for middle school and high school. She has also served as a district visual arts curriculum developer and worked as a private contractor for the Chicago Field Museum’s Education Department and Paleontology Department. Now a private and group art instructor in a variety of media, Carolyn has been published in many magazines and exhibited at numerous venues including Norris Gallery and the New York State Museum.