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- Experiencing Cape Disappointment through Art-Making (FULL SERIES)
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REGISTRATION FOR THE FULL SERIES IS CLOSED, BUT YOU MAY STILL REGISTER FOR UPCOMING CLASSES. Click a class session link below to register for an indivual class.
Enroll in class sessions individually or attend the whole course at a discount. This course is designed for individuals to connect with their own innate creativity through a relationship to nature, including guided exploration of Cape Disappointment State Park and the coastal landscape. Instructor Laura Halsey Brown believes everyone is born with creativity, and this course is designed for participants to connect with that part of themselves. Through observation, reflection, and creative practice inspired by the natural environment, participants will explore individual ways to deepen their relationship to both nature and self.
All materials provided.
Class sessions included in the discounted price for the full course series:
A Discover Pass is required for parking at Cape Disappointment. Learn more and purchase a daily or annual pass online at discoverpass.wa.gov.
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- Exploring Maya Lin's Confluence with Charcoal
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Explore public art pieces made especially for Cape Disappointment by renowned artist Maya Lin. Her Confluence project connects people to the history, living cultures, and ecology of the area. After viewing and discussing each work, participants will create charcoal rubbings of a section of one of Lin's pieces.
This class session is part of the course series Experiencing Cape Disappointment Through Art-Making. Enroll in this single class session or the whole course series at a discount.
All materials provided.
Minimal walking required. Meet at Waikiki Beach Parking Lot.
A Discover Pass is required for parking at Cape Disappointment. Learn more and purchase a daily or annual pass online at discoverpass.wa.gov.
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- Landscape Painting (Family Art Camp): Family of Two
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Learn the basics of landscape painting in a fun and supportive setting. Using acrylic paints on canvas, participants will follow step-by-step instructions to create a finished landscape while learning simple techniques for painting skies, trees, water, and other natural elements. This workshop is designed so artists of any age or skill level can enjoy success and leave with a completed painting. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for one adult and one child. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names and ages of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Landscape Painting (Family Art Camp): Family of Three
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Learn the basics of landscape painting in a fun and supportive setting. Using acrylic paints on canvas, participants will follow step-by-step instructions to create a finished landscape while learning simple techniques for painting skies, trees, water, and other natural elements. This workshop is designed so artists of any age or skill level can enjoy success and leave with a completed painting. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for a family of three, including at least one adult. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names and ages of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Landscape Painting (Family Art Camp): Family of Four
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Learn the basics of landscape painting in a fun and supportive setting. Using acrylic paints on canvas, participants will follow step-by-step instructions to create a finished landscape while learning simple techniques for painting skies, trees, water, and other natural elements. This workshop is designed so artists of any age or skill level can enjoy success and leave with a completed painting. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for a family of four, including at least one adult. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names and ages of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Native American Beadwork: Beginners
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 Discover the art and tradition of Native American beadwork in this hands-on workshop designed for beginners. Guided by enrolled Chinook tribal member and experienced beadwork artist Mira Arquette, students will learn foundational beadwork techniques while exploring the history, cultural significance, and intentionality behind this enduring art form. Participants will create a pair of beaded earrings and gain the skills needed to continue beadwork projects independently. Drawing on traditions shared with the instructor by her elders, students will create their first beadwork project as a gift for someone special, honoring the values of humility, community, and gratitude. No prior experience is required, and all materials are provided.
There is no food or beverage service on campus on Fridays. Please plan to bring drinks, snacks, and lunch to stay well fed and hydrated!
Please note: This course has been rescheduled from July 31 to August 21.
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- Plein Air Painting
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REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. This class is already in session.
 Discover the art of painting outdoors in this four-week introduction to plein air painting, a tradition that inspired generations of landscape artists and Impressionist painters. Designed for all skill levels, this hands-on course combines art history, practical instruction, and creative exploration as you learn to observe and capture the beauty of the natural world. Students will explore basic landscape painting techniques while developing a painting both in and outside of class. Along the way, you'll learn how to set up a portable painting practice, refine your work over time, and find inspiration in the landscapes around you. The course concludes with a relaxed reception and art sharing session where participants can celebrate their finished paintings together.
SUPPLIES
Supplies should be purchased in advance. You can choose to paint with acrylics OR watercolors; no need to purchase both. You'll be using the supplies beginning in the first class, so be sure to order early and have the items shipped directly to you.
Supplies List
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- Rock Painting (Family Art Camp): Family of Two
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Transform ordinary rocks into colorful works of art while exploring creativity and community connection. Participants will paint several rocks or sand dollars to keep, display, or share. You'll also create a special "kindness rock" to hide for someone else to discover, spreading a little joy through art. A variety of rocks and sand dollars will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring a few small items from home to decorate as well. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for one adult and one child. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names and ages of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Rock Painting (Family Art Camp): Family of Three
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Transform ordinary rocks into colorful works of art while exploring creativity and community connection. Participants will paint several rocks or sand dollars to keep, display, or share. You'll also create a special "kindness rock" to hide for someone else to discover, spreading a little joy through art. A variety of rocks and sand dollars will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring a few small items from home to decorate as well. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for a family of three, including at least one adult. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names and ages of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Rock Painting (Family Art Camp): Family of Four
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Transform ordinary rocks into colorful works of art while exploring creativity and community connection. Participants will paint several rocks or sand dollars to keep, display, or share. You'll also create a special "kindness rock" to hide for someone else to discover, spreading a little joy through art. A variety of rocks and sand dollars will be provided, and participants are welcome to bring a few small items from home to decorate as well. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for a family of four, including at least one adult. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names and ages of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Tie-Dye Creations (Family Art Camp): Family of Two
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Bring some color into your summer with tie-dye! Explore different folding, twisting, and dyeing techniques while learning how vibrant tie-dye patterns are created. Each participant will receive a T-shirt to dye and may also bring one additional item from home to personalize. Create something unique, colorful, and completely your own. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for one adult and one child. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names, ages, and t-shirt sizes of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Tie-Dye Creations (Family Art Camp): Family of Three
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Bring some color into your summer with tie-dye! Explore different folding, twisting, and dyeing techniques while learning how vibrant tie-dye patterns are created. Each participant will receive a T-shirt to dye and may also bring one additional item from home to personalize. Create something unique, colorful, and completely your own. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for a family of three, including at least one adult. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names, ages, and t-shirt sizes of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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- Tie-Dye Creations (Family Art Camp): Family of Four
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Bring some color into your summer with tie-dye! Explore different folding, twisting, and dyeing techniques while learning how vibrant tie-dye patterns are created. Each participant will receive a T-shirt to dye and may also bring one additional item from home to personalize. Create something unique, colorful, and completely your own. This workshop is part of our summer Family Art Camp.
ABOUT FAMILY ART CAMP
Discover, create, and make memories together in this four-week family art adventure. Each session introduces a different art medium or technique, from watercolor and painting to tie-dye and rock art, in a relaxed and welcoming environment designed for all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult. All supplies included.
Mondays, 1:00 - 3:00 PM. Workshops include:
Admission for a family of four, including at least one adult. Please email ce@ghc.edu with the names, ages, and t-shirt sizes of all participants.
Please note: This course has been moved from Room 802 to Room 4128 in the 4000 (Schermer) Building.
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