Fall 2009 - Glass Dicrhoic Bowl - Class of 2009

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Summer 2009 - Masks - Class of 2009

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Summer 2009 - Expo Design Tour Class - Class of 2009

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Final class - 11-21-2009 - Class of 2009

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2009 SMART Program

The 2009 Program consisted of:

five (5) Drawing classes in January, February and March

five (5) Painting classes in April, May and June

two (2) field trips over the Summer

five (5) Sculpture classes in September, October and November

Each class was approximately 2 1/2 hours long on Saturday mornings at the Indianapolis Art Center. Each class was taught by an expert professional artist. There was some lecturing and instructions, but 75% or so of the class was hands on and doing! It was fun and educational and engaging. We were creating art and there was no such thing as a mistake.