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Drawing & Painting:

Watercolor Walk: Painting Ox-Bow’s Landscape & History with David Baker June 27, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: N/A In this outdoor workshop, participants will explore Ox-Bow’s rich landscape and quirky architecture through on-site watercolor painting. Guided by instructor David Baker, we’ll visit some of his favorite spots around campus — from the lagoon and Tallmadge Woods to the dunes and historic buildings — pausing to create quick studies and longer impressions along the way. Participants will learn simple observational techniques, watercolor fundamentals, and strategies for capturing light, color, and atmosphere in a changing environment. Whether you’re new to watercolor or looking to expand your plein-air practice, this workshop offers a relaxed, engaging way to experience Ox-Bow’s beauty through paint. All levels welcome; gentle guidance provided throughout. Plan to bring: Watercolor supplies including watercolor paper and a set of Prismacolor pencils.

$200.00

Landscape Painting with James Brandess July 18 or August 22, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: N/A In these multi-level oil painting workshops, students will paint outdoors in the historic Ox-Bow landscape in the painting medium of their choice. Instruction will focus on recognizing and then painting what we actually see. Through this process of learning to see, we will create paintings that have veracity and strength. The workshop will include discussion of the tools and materials needed to set-up and paint in any landscape you choose. Sign up for one or both of these three-hour morning painting workshops on the meadow alongside the lagoon. Plan to bring: Small gessoed canvases, flat bristle brushes, oil paints, 1 pint of odorless paint thinner, travel easel, drawing supplies (vine charcoal, pencil, white eraser, sketchbook), at least 3 empty tin cans, empty glass jar with lid, blue paper shop towels, 18” x 24” plexi glass palette, vinyl gloves, sunscreen, bug spray, hat with a visor.

$100.00 Date:

Drawing As Meditation with Janet Trierweiler 4-day, June 29–July 2, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: N/A In this workshop participants will explore slow, meditative drawing practices that cultivate calm, presence, and a deeper connection to Ox-Bow’s landscape. Techniques demonstrated will include sensory-based observation, intuitive mark-making, and the use of tone and color to create serene moods with water-soluble materials. The workshop will begin with grounding and sensory-awareness exercises outdoors, followed by guided observational and imaginative drawing. Participants will alternate between short meditative prompts and longer periods of focused art-making to develop peaceful, expressive works on paper. Plan to bring: a sketchbook, drawing paper, graphite pencils, and water-soluble oil pastels.

$300.00

Painterly Printing with a Gelli Plate with Janet Trierweiler 4-day, June 29–July 2, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $10 In this workshop participants will explore playful, layered image-making through Gelli Plate monotypes, discovering how this press-free process can expand and energize their painting or printmaking practice. Techniques demonstrated will include mark-making, stencil use, masking, tool-making with everyday materials, and strategies for choosing papers to achieve different visual effects. The workshop will begin with an introduction to Gelli Plates and basic monotype layering, followed by guided demos and a series of hands-on experiments. Participants will work through several short exercises and have open studio time to explore their own compositions. Plan to bring: a Speedball Water-Based Block Printing Ink Set (link will be provided after registration), plus any additional papers or small household items you’d like to try as texture tools.

$310.00

Color Theory Essentials: The Double Primary Palette with David Baker 4-Day, August 3–6, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: N/A In this workshop, participants will build a foundation in practical color theory using the double primary palette—an accessible system that expands mixing possibilities and strengthens any painting practice. Working with acrylics, we’ll explore hue, value, saturation, color temperature, simultaneous contrast, and complementary color relationships. We will begin with a brief overview of color’s physical properties, followed by guided mixing exercises that reveal how different primaries interact. Participants will create a series of small color studies to investigate spatial effects, contrast, and temperature shifts—tools they can apply to future painting projects. Plan to bring: Basic acrylic set and painting surfaces of various sizes and textures, and a color wheel.

$300.00

Starting Somewhere New: Drawing, Collage & Collaborative Play with Lisa Wolcott & Meridith Ridl June 13, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $75 Materials Fee: N/A In this process-based workshop, students will use drawing and collage to explore play, experimentation, and discovery, creating layered works through chance and collaboration. We will demonstrate energetic mark-making prompts, partner-based exchanges, and simple collage techniques for cutting, recombining, and reconfiguring drawings. The workshop will flow from quick drawing warm-ups into collaborative interventions and conclude with constructing experimental collages from accumulated fragments. Plan to bring: a sketchbook or drawing pad, any preferred drawing tools, and small paper scraps or printed materials to incorporate; all other supplies will be provided.

$75.00

Earth & Self: Movement-Based Expressive Arts in Nature with Tree Crofoot August 8, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $10 In this outdoor expressive arts workshop, participants will explore how movement, drawing, and writing can deepen their connection to the natural world. Through guided practices in contemplative movement, sensory awareness, and creative response, the class will investigate how the environment can serve as collaborator, mirror, and source of inspiration. Beginning with brief orientation, followed by warm-up drawing and reflective writing, participants will then move into guided mindful movement and sensory practices before engaging in solo explorations of the meadow and its more-than-human inhabitants. These experiences will be brought back into drawing and writing as tools for further discovery, play, and personal insight. The session will close with small-group reflection and a collective sharing circle. This session is accessible to all levels—no dance or art-making experience required. The emphasis is process-oriented, welcoming all abilities and encouraging a playful, exploratory mindset. Set entirely outdoors, participants are invited to wander, sit, lie down, and move freely on the ground. Plan to bring: anything you need for comfort outside; layered clothing; a water bottle; snacks; personal writing tools; and drawing or simple painting supplies of your choice, including paper. Oil pastels, newsprint, and yoga mats will be provided.

$110.00

Botanical Illustration with Olivia Mendoza June 27 or July 25 3:00–6:00 p.m.

$75.00 Date:

Glass & Sculpture:

Wild Grapevine Baskets with Laurie Zientek June 6 or August 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $20 Using freshly gathered wild grapevines and a variety of hand dyed reed and seagrass, students will learn how to form hoops and make the framework of a ribbed style basket. All materials and tools will be available for this class. Students can expect to complete one medium sized basket in class. Plan to bring: An old towel and an apron to protect your clothing.

$220.00 Date:

Print & Ink Making:

Natural Ink Making with Elizabeth Schmuhl July 25, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $10 Create original paintings, book marks, and cards with freshly foraged, handmade inks – and gain some inspiration for future inky experiments! We'll begin the day outside foraging for plants and other natural materials. You are also encouraged to bring plants or other materials from home; anything can be used to create ink! Next, we will learn the ink-making process using your new found materials. Wrap up the day by experimenting with your fresh inks on different substrates. Plan to bring: Ink making materials are provided but students should bring a notebook and anything natural from their home/garden they'd like to try to make ink with. It is recommended that students dress for the weather and foraging including wearing tall socks, long sleeves, and a hat.

$100.00

Pressless Prints: Hand-Stamped Designs with Carolyn Ingram July 25, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $75 Materials Fee: $20 Participants will design and create original images using hand-carved and found-object stamps, producing a series of layered prints on paper to take home. Demonstrations will cover basic stamp carving, inking techniques, pattern building, registration, and creative mark-making without the use of a printing press. The class will flow from experimental warm-ups to guided projects and open exploration, allowing time for iteration, collaboration, and individual image development. Plan to bring: Any personal imagery, sketches, or objects they’d like to incorporate into their printing.

$75.00

Natural Impressions: Botanical Pressing in Ink with Joanne Laudolff August 1, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $75 Materials Fees: $20 Celebrate the abundance of summer with this vibrant nature-printing workshop that transforms fresh flowers and leaves into colorful printed wreaths. Participants will learn how to compose botanical arrangements and hand-print them onto fine papers to create frame-worthy works. Techniques demonstrated will include selecting and preparing plant materials, applying paints for optimal transfers, and hand-rubbing prints to capture delicate natural textures. The workshop will begin with an introduction to botanical printing, followed by guided experimentation with composition and printing methods. Participants will create one large print along with several smaller botanical impressions. Plan to bring: fresh leaves or small botanical materials of personal interest (optional). All papers, paints, and additional plant materials will be provided. Please ensure any collected plant materials are fresh; if gathered the day prior, store them in a sealed bag in the refrigerator.

$95.00

Textile & Fiber:

Wild Grapevine Baskets with Laurie Zientek June 6 or August 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuition: $200 Materials Fee: $20 Using freshly gathered wild grapevines and a variety of hand dyed reed and seagrass, students will learn how to form hoops and make the framework of a ribbed style basket. All materials and tools will be available for this class. Students can expect to complete one medium sized basket in class. Plan to bring: An old towel and an apron to protect your clothing.

$220.00 Date:

From Fleece to Fiber: Processing Local Wool by Hand with Rachel Hefferan July 25, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $30 In this hands-on workshop, participants will learn how raw, freshly shorn wool is transformed into usable fiber for knitting, weaving, and other textile practices. Working with bespoke, ethically sourced wool from Jacobian and Icelandic sheep raised in Southwest Michigan, we’ll explore the early stages of fiber preparation while building an appreciation for place-based materials and slow craft. The instructor will demonstrate brushing, hard carding, and introductory spinning techniques, guiding participants through the tactile process of cleaning, aligning, and drafting wool. Time will be structured between demonstration and open making, allowing participants to experiment, ask questions, and develop a feel for the fiber as it changes form. By the end of the workshop, participants can expect to leave with a small length of prepared natural fiber and a foundational understanding of how raw wool becomes knittable or weaveable material. No prior fiber experience is required—curiosity and a willingness to work with your hands are all that’s needed. Plan to bring: Comfortable clothing you don’t mind getting a little fuzzy, and a tote or bag to carry your finished fiber home. All wool and core materials will be provided.

$130.00

Fiber & Ice Dyeing with Jen Schutmaat July 25, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $20 In this workshop, students will create at least one one-of-a-kind hand-dyed textile using ice and powdered pigments. Working with folding methods, color placement, and melt-based dye reactions, we’ll explore how ice dyeing differs from traditional immersion techniques and how unpredictability can lead to extraordinary results. Beginning with a short introduction to the ice-dye process, participants will look at examples and explore design possibilities. Participants will then practice folds and color layouts on paper before moving to fabric dyeing. We’ll end with a wash-out session and a small group showcase of the work created. Plan to bring: A notebook and colored pencils. One flag-sized piece of cotton will be provided but participants are encouraged to bring anything that is 100% cotton that they'd like to dye as well (t-shirts, pillow cases, etc.)

$120.00

Papermaking Play with Rowan Leek August 22, 10:00 a.m.– 5:00 p.m.

Tuition: $250 Materials Fee: $30 Participants will learn to make their own richly textured handmade paper using abaca, cotton, and hemp fibers. The instructor will demonstrate sheet pulling and a range of surface-decoration techniques including stenciling, dry-brush applications, and squeeze-bottle mark-making. The workshop will begin with foundational papermaking methods, followed by hands-on exploration at the vats as participants create multiple sheets to air-dry at home. Finished papers can be used for drawing, collage, craft projects, or enjoyed as artworks on their own. Plan to bring: A notebook or sketchbook, waterproof shoes (such as rain boots), and any botanical or collage materials you’d like to incorporate.

$280.00

Writing:

New Beginnings in Writing with Jack Ridl July 18, August 22, 10:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.

Tuition: $150 Materials Fee: N/A Jack believes that making art and writing brings about realizations and valuable experiences that can happen no other way. With decades of experience in “de-threatening” the art-making process this workshop offers that for participants. He hopes that you will leave at home any notions of departing Ox-Bow with something completed; instead, he will encourage you to start many things – written pieces, creative notions, seeds of ideas. He strives to create an instant community where conversation throughout the day is stimulating, a joy, and worthwhile. Plan to bring: Writing utensils and paper or notebook and memorable tokens from your life that may inspire writing and collaboration.

$150.00 Date:

4-Day Workshops:

Drawing As Meditation with Janet Trierweiler 4-day, June 29–July 2, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: N/A In this workshop participants will explore slow, meditative drawing practices that cultivate calm, presence, and a deeper connection to Ox-Bow’s landscape. Techniques demonstrated will include sensory-based observation, intuitive mark-making, and the use of tone and color to create serene moods with water-soluble materials. The workshop will begin with grounding and sensory-awareness exercises outdoors, followed by guided observational and imaginative drawing. Participants will alternate between short meditative prompts and longer periods of focused art-making to develop peaceful, expressive works on paper. Plan to bring: a sketchbook, drawing paper, graphite pencils, and water-soluble oil pastels.

$300.00

Painterly Printing with a Gelli Plate with Janet Trierweiler 4-day, June 29–July 2, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: $10 In this workshop participants will explore playful, layered image-making through Gelli Plate monotypes, discovering how this press-free process can expand and energize their painting or printmaking practice. Techniques demonstrated will include mark-making, stencil use, masking, tool-making with everyday materials, and strategies for choosing papers to achieve different visual effects. The workshop will begin with an introduction to Gelli Plates and basic monotype layering, followed by guided demos and a series of hands-on experiments. Participants will work through several short exercises and have open studio time to explore their own compositions. Plan to bring: a Speedball Water-Based Block Printing Ink Set (link will be provided after registration), plus any additional papers or small household items you’d like to try as texture tools.

$310.00

Color Theory Essentials: The Double Primary Palette with David Baker 4-Day, August 3–6, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $300 Materials Fee: N/A In this workshop, participants will build a foundation in practical color theory using the double primary palette—an accessible system that expands mixing possibilities and strengthens any painting practice. Working with acrylics, we’ll explore hue, value, saturation, color temperature, simultaneous contrast, and complementary color relationships. We will begin with a brief overview of color’s physical properties, followed by guided mixing exercises that reveal how different primaries interact. Participants will create a series of small color studies to investigate spatial effects, contrast, and temperature shifts—tools they can apply to future painting projects. Plan to bring: Basic acrylic set and painting surfaces of various sizes and textures, and a color wheel.

$300.00

Ox-Bow House

Figure Drawing at Ox-Bow House (3 Sessions)

Join us at Ox-Bow House in downtown Douglas for a series of Figure Drawing workshops focused on exploring the human form through gesture, proportion, and expression. Working from live models, students will practice observational drawing techniques and build confidence capturing movement and anatomy in a relaxed, supportive environment. Plan to bring: Your preferred drawing materials (paper, pencils, charcoal, etc.). A selection of materials will also be available for purchase at Ox-Bow House.

$75.00 Date:

New Beginnings in Writing with Jack Ridl, February 28, 10 a.m.–1:00 p.m. ET

Jack believes that making art and writing brings about realizations and valuable experiences that can happen no other way. With decades of experience in “de-threatening” the art-making process this workshop offers that for participants. He hopes that you will leave at home any notions of departing Ox-Bow with something completed; instead, he will encourage you to start many things – written pieces, creative notions, seeds of ideas. He strives to create an instant community where conversation throughout the day is stimulating, a joy, and worthwhile.

$75.00

Figure Drawing at Ox-Bow House (Single session)

Join us at Ox-Bow House in downtown Douglas for a series of Figure Drawing workshops focused on exploring the human form through gesture, proportion, and expression. Working from live models, students will practice observational drawing techniques and build confidence capturing movement and anatomy in a relaxed, supportive environment. Plan to bring: Your preferred drawing materials (paper, pencils, charcoal, etc.). A selection of materials will also be available for purchase at Ox-Bow House.

$30.00 Date:

Winter Botanical Illustration with Olivia Mendoza, March 7, 10 a.m.–1:00 p.m. ET

Led by a natural science illustrator, this workshop invites students to explore the quiet beauty of winter flora through the art of botanical drawing. Using colored pencils, participants will learn to capture the subtle hues, textures, and forms including and inspired by evergreens, seed pods, and winter blooms. A demonstration will cover how to freehand compositions, build texture, and layer blended colors to bring each subject to life, followed by guided practice time with individual feedback. This will be a cozy, contemplative space for nature lovers and illustration enthusiasts alike to celebrate the resilience and elegance of plant life in winter. Plan to bring: Smooth Strathmore Bristol paper (9x12), Prismacolor Premier pencils, graphite or mechanical pencil for sketching, and erasers (kneaded, block, and narrow, etc.)

$75.00

Movement

Earth & Self: Movement-Based Expressive Arts in Nature with Tree Crofoot August 8, 3:00–6:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $10 In this outdoor expressive arts workshop, participants will explore how movement, drawing, and writing can deepen their connection to the natural world. Through guided practices in contemplative movement, sensory awareness, and creative response, the class will investigate how the environment can serve as collaborator, mirror, and source of inspiration. Beginning with brief orientation, followed by warm-up drawing and reflective writing, participants will then move into guided mindful movement and sensory practices before engaging in solo explorations of the meadow and its more-than-human inhabitants. These experiences will be brought back into drawing and writing as tools for further discovery, play, and personal insight. The session will close with small-group reflection and a collective sharing circle. This session is accessible to all levels—no dance or art-making experience required. The emphasis is process-oriented, welcoming all abilities and encouraging a playful, exploratory mindset. Set entirely outdoors, participants are invited to wander, sit, lie down, and move freely on the ground. Plan to bring: anything you need for comfort outside; layered clothing; a water bottle; snacks; personal writing tools; and drawing or simple painting supplies of your choice, including paper. Oil pastels, newsprint, and yoga mats will be provided.

$110.00

Creative Movement & Self-Exploration with Tree Crofoot July 18 or August 22, 10:00 a.m.–1:00 p.m.

Tuition: $100 Materials Fee: $10 This workshop introduces participants to the Tamalpa Life/Art Process®, a movement-based expressive arts approach that weaves together creative movement, drawing, writing, and structured reflection to support personal insight and artistic growth. Through guided exercises, students will explore how body-based awareness can open new pathways for creativity, intuition, and self-expression. We’ll begin with grounding movement scores and sensory awareness practices on the meadow, attuning to breath, sensation, and personal imagery. From there, we’ll shift into drawing and creative writing prompts that translate movement-based experiences into visual and poetic form, followed by small-group collaborations and witnessing practices that invite deeper understanding. The workshop will close with reflective writing to integrate themes, metaphors, and discoveries that emerged throughout the process. This session is accessible to all levels—no dance or art-making experience required. The emphasis is process-oriented, welcoming all abilities and encouraging a playful, exploratory mindset. Plan to bring: layered clothing for outdoor movement; anything needed for comfort on the ground; a water bottle; personal writing materials; and basic drawing or simple painting supplies. Oil pastels, newsprint, and yoga mats will be provided.

$110.00 Date:

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2026 Cancellation Policy

Participants who drop a non-credit course or workshop between registration and two weeks before the start date will receive a credit to be used within the same calendar year. No credits will be issued for cancellations made within two weeks of the non-credit course or workshop start date. To drop a non-credit course or workshop, please email oxbow@ox-bow.org.

In the rare event that a faculty member is unable to instruct their class due to an emergency, a replacement instructor with similar expertise will be provided. The faculty replacement does not qualify participants for a refund.

To request a transfer or gift card, please contact Office Coordinator and AOM Registrar Jon Lewis, jlewis@ox-bow.org, within the specified timeframe. All requests must be submitted in writing for processing.

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