Adults

Get a glimpse into the story behind the art: the science to create the materials, the lives that shaped the artists' views, the thinking that leads a museum to acquire a piece, and the care that's required to keep a work of art in excellent condition for thousands of years.

SOLD OUT In this three-part class, learn the basics of stained-glass panels, including making templates, cutting glass, grinding glass, and soldering. Taught by local art educator Kevin Pettit, who holds a bachelor’s degree in art from Winthrop University and a Master of Arts in Teaching from the University of South Carolina. Pettit has been a National Board-Certified Teacher since 2008. All supplies and equipment provided. Ages 15 and up. Face coverings required.

In this two-part class, students learn about a variety of printmaking techniques and how to design images that are ideal for printing. Create a small print edition using the linocut technique and leave with the knowledge necessary to continue your printmaking journey. Taught by art educator and artist Katie Chandler, who holds a Master of Arts in Teaching in art education and currently teaches visual art at Westwood High School. All materials and equipment provided. Ages 15 and up. All materials included.

This intermediate-level class touches on a variety of techniques including underpainting and glazing, painting alla prima, creating a strong focal point, and improving overall composition. Taught by professional watercolorist Constance Manley, a member of the South Carolina Watermedia Society. Ages 15 and up. All materials and equipment provided.

From corner to corner, see key works in the collection from around the globe and from ancient to modern. This tour includes gems by artists like Botticelli, Monet, and Warhol, along with the first piece ever purchased by the CMA.