Adrienne Lalli Hills
Learn more about Oklahoma Contemporary's new virtual classes and workshops
Fiber artist Rachel Denbow will teach Intro to Frame Loom Weaving this fall as part of Studio School Online.
Studio School Online registration closes Sunday. If you've been looking for the opportunity to expand your creative horizons during this time of physical distancing, Oklahoma Contemporary's virtual 10-week classes and workshops will help you do just that. Taught by experienced working artists, course offerings range from traditional media like drawing, painting and collage to digital animation, virtual worldbuilding and a whole lot more. It's time to save your spot.
"Studio School Online enables us to provide high-quality instruction and one-on-one coaching between students and teaching artists through Zoom," said Studio School Associate Director Adrienne Lalli Hills. "You could watch a YouTube video and try to figure it out on your own, but the benefit of this is you have a real-life instructor on the other side who's going to be able to answer questions and give you feedback. You'll also have a network of other classmates you can connect with."
Before you register for the right course for you, check out the video below in which Lalli Hills introduces the new creative pilot program from the state-of-the-art Studios at our new home in downtown Oklahoma City.
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