Associate Professor Sarah Marshall’s printmaking students in ART 321 have created their own artworks in response to selected works from the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art to create an exhibition, Lasting Impressions: Responses to the Paul R. Jones Collection by Printmaking 321. The exhibition opens at the Paul R. Jones Museum on Friday, […]

Associate Professor Sarah Marshall’s printmaking students in ART 321 have created their own artworks in response to selected works from the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art to create an exhibition, Lasting Impressions: Responses to the Paul R. Jones Collection by Printmaking 321. The exhibition opens at the Paul R. Jones Museum on Friday, […]

Associate Professor Sarah Marshall’s printmaking students in ART 321 have created their own artworks in response to selected works from the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art to create an exhibition, Lasting Impressions: Responses to the Paul R. Jones Collection by Printmaking 321. The exhibition opens at the Paul R. Jones Museum on Friday, […]

Our new After School Art program has been such a great time! Each themed session is a great opportunity for kids to play and learn . Parents you can leave your kids in the capable hands of our instructor to make art and friends.Let the kiddos play at Kentuck for an hour and a half […]

Associate Professor Sarah Marshall’s printmaking students in ART 321 have created their own artworks in response to selected works from the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art to create an exhibition, Lasting Impressions: Responses to the Paul R. Jones Collection by Printmaking 321. The exhibition opens at the Paul R. Jones Museum on Friday, […]

Join Kentuck on May 11, 2023 for a great night of acrylic painting! Participants will be guided by Janet Mego through the creation of a 16”x20” acrylic painting. Your ticket to Kentuck After Dark includes all instruction, materials, two drinks (wine or our specialty cocktail), and light hors d’oeuvres. Kentuck After Dark is a 21+ event.Please […]

In this workshop, participants will learn the basics of creating pottery on the wheel!Please visit https://www.kentuck.org/wheel-throwing-amy-smoot for more information and to register.

Associate Professor Sarah Marshall’s printmaking students in ART 321 have created their own artworks in response to selected works from the Paul R. Jones Collection of American Art to create an exhibition, Lasting Impressions: Responses to the Paul R. Jones Collection by Printmaking 321. The exhibition opens at the Paul R. Jones Museum on Friday, […]

Come by to combine images, printed material, and even found objects, to create striking works of collage that dazzle the eye and offer a unique perspective on the nature of art.Please visit https://www.kentuck.org/collage-18 for more information and to register.

We are expanding our programming to include a variety of one hour classes for children ages 2-8, in a variety of categories. These classes will be in accord with the visual arts standards for the state of Alabama. Every Saturday will feature a different art themed activityPlease visit https://www.kentuck.org/kids-studio for more information and to register. 

Spend an hour painting! A simple still life will be set up in the studio, and supplies for acrylic paints will be provided. Participants will receive some direction, and then will be encouraged to explore and learn while making the painting unique for them.Please visit https://www.kentuck.org/still-life-painting for more information and to register.

Students will learn how to pinch and form clay flowers to create your very own small floral bouquet that never wilts. Students will be able to create 4-5 different flowers and a small vase for them to sit in. Please visit https://www.kentuck.org/ceramic-bouquet-amy-smoot for more information and to register.

This is a chance to come and experiment with a variety of art media! We will provide an array of supplies for each participant to explore. Please visit https://www.kentuck.org/make-and-take for more information and to register.

Students will learn how to pinch and form clay flowers to create your very own small floral bouquet that never wilts. Students will be able to create 4-5 different flowers and a small vase for them to sit in. Please visit https://www.kentuck.org/ceramic-bouquet-amy-smoot for more information and to register.