Classes Of The Week: Claude Monet | Journey | Floral Plate

ART:
Claude Monet

Materials: Colored paper and oil pastels

Claude Monet, the master of brushstrokes and light, was a French painter and founder of the Impressionist art style. He orchestrated symphonies of color on canvas, mostly Interested in painting in the open air (En Plein Air) and capturing natural light. Monet would later bring the technique to one of its most famous series of paintings, in which he observed the same subject, viewed at different times of the day. Monet has inspired generations of artists with his innovative techniques and deduction to capturing the natural beauty of the natural world. This week, we will be creating our own painting inspired by Monet’s “Water Lilies” series.

MUSIC:
Journey

This week, embark on “Don’t Stop Believin’,” the Journey lesson that will take you on an unforgettable ride through the arena rock classics that defined a generation. We’ll navigate soaring vocals through activities like Karaoke and Musical Mad Libs. Then, get ready to move as we practice our body percussion skills with a special interactive game that’ll surely get you excited! So pack your musical bags, because with Journey, you’re always on the road to rock greatness at the Spirit of Huntington.

CLAY
Floral Plate

Let’s dip into creating floral handmade chips and Salsa/Guacamole plates for any upcoming fiesta or party this summer! In this sculpture class, you’ll learn techniques to shape and design intricate floral patterns, adding a unique and personal touch to your serving ware. Perfect for impressing guests or gifting to a friend, these custom plates will be a delightful addition to any festive occasion.