Intersect Arts Center is offering a free dance workshop for teens ages 13–17. The workshop focuses on jazz dance and is open to all skill and experience levels. After learning the basics, participants wile learn a choreography routine and then remix it to make it their own.
Stop by Intersect Arts Center during open studio hours to learn the basics, brush up on your skills, or work on an advanced project with sculptor Carrie Gillen.
Intersect Arts Center will be having a holiday show and sale in the Intersect Art Gallery through the month of December. The opening on Saturday, November 17th will have several of the artists present, goodies to eat and drink, and more!
Intersect Arts Center and CommUnity Arts host a film screening of 13th, a documentary about mass incarceration. The screening will be followed by a discussion about the film and mass incarceration.
Find out more about Screening and Discussion on Mass Incarceration
The gallery at Intersect Arts Center host First Fruits, a traveling exhibit exploring the ancient tradition of sacrificial yielding back to God the best portion of life’s blessings in gratitude.
Capoeira Angola is a traditional form of Afro-Brazilian dance and self defense born from the communities that resisted slavery in colonial Brazil. Capoeira incorporates dance, martial arts, ritual movements and music.
Stop by Intersect Arts Center during open studio hours to learn the basics, brush up on your skills, or work on an advanced project with sculptor Carrie Gillen.
Following up to 2018’s Intro to Ceramics course with Justin Leszcz, Intersect Arts Center is offering an advanced nine week ceramics course.
If you’ve never touched a sewing machine or if you’re a sewing pro, this intuitive quilting workshop at Intersect Arts Center is for you! The class will cover the basics of quilting from piecing, sewing the layers together and finishing the edges.
The traditional landscape painting often contains a horizon line, recognizable landforms, and an idealized representation of nature. Looking deeper, the historic use of the landscape mirrors the inner-state of that society’s relationship to the political, religious, economic, and natural world around it.
