Call OASIS gallery (540-442-8188) for
specific class listings and contact info:
Copper
Enameling: explore the basics in fusing powdered glass to metal.
Judith N. Ligon
Polymer
Clay: Cane making, starting with the Skinner Blend -explore
color blending and design. Follow-up classes for creating
jewelry, boxes, etc. as desired. Judith
N. Ligon
Watercolor:
explore the possibilites in watercolor using elements of
design and color as well as techniques.
Judith N. Ligon
Papermaking:
learn to recycle, use plants in paper and create your own
textures for use in collage to acid free scrapbooking
pages. Judith N. Ligon
Children's
Art Classes: for children 8 years and up. The
child will explore line design, form and texture to 3-D expression
using various materials provided by the instructor, purchases from the
local art supply stores or items from
home. Judith N. Ligon
Children's
art classes, oil and acrylic painting classes
Kim Juda
Stained
glass jewelry classes Laura
Pinnow
Photography
classes Mike
Reisenberg and Frank Doherty
Children's
art classes Phil James
Children's
art classes, pastel painting and oil painting,
drawing and expressive art classes Elaine
Hurst
Mixed
media
and lino-cut print making classes Barbara
Gautcher
Drawing
for all ages: learn to draw what you see
Judith N.
Ligon
Collage/Montage:
create textural design
using various materials found at home and/or your local art supply
store. Judith N.
Ligon
One Stroke
Painting: Basic techniques. - A brush
loading and stroke style of painting. This technique can be
added to what you already like to do in
painting.
Judith N.
Ligon
Fibers,
stitches and more !: Creating
with fabric and threads/fibers, beads, etc. for the wearer or the
home. Judith N.
Ligon
Beading:
Create your own special creation using
beads from your local art supply stores or what you can make with
polymer clay, etc.
Judith N.
Ligon
Basic
weaving using simple looms and
yarns or other fibers.
Judith N.
Ligon
T-shirt
Art: Create something special in
art-to-wear for summer fun
using paint, markers, leaves, stamps, etc.
Judith N.
Ligon
As
a non-profit gallery, OASIS relies on community support and on public
and private grants to continue its program promoting the arts in the
valley. Both the Arts
Council of
the Valley and the Virginia
Commission for the Arts provide funding through
grants for artists and arts programs.