Each month (September to May), participants will be introduced to one of the Museum’s exhibitions in a fun and accessible, hands-on learning experience for all ages. Labs are led by professional artists or art educators who guide participants in creating their own artwork. Using a array of mediums and techniques, the project will relate to an exhibition on display in the Museum.

A Colored Image of the Sun

Instructor: Kelly Sturhahn, MFA, Hunter College, Associate Professor of Art and the Director of the Foundations Program at Florida Southern College

Join Lakeland artist Kelly Sturhahn for a hands-on look into her current Museum exhibition "A Colored Image of the Sun". In this lab, Sturhahn will guide participants of all ages and skill, on a sensory journey contemplating light and perception through her experiential art. Learn about her experimental approaches and techniques and discover your own as you create an ink and wash drawing inspired by the Florida landscape.

THIS LAB IS FULL. (No more spots available)