Join us this summer for Summer Maker Space, a free, drop-in art studio for families, where creativity spills from the classroom onto the lawn. Each week features fresh, hands-on art projects designed for all ages—no registration needed, just stop by and make something! Expect projects like: -Nature printmaking and naturally-dyed fabric art -Paint-your-own kites and playful wind toys -Large-scale outdoor cardboard cities and other collaborative creations -Sculpture-building with found, natural, and unexpected materials -Sensory Stations with clay, water-based paints, and sand—perfect for messy, tactile exploration -A Relax & Sketch area with clipboards and drawing boards to capture the trees, mountains, and sky We provide the supplies—you bring the imagination (and maybe wear clothes you don’t mind turning into a masterpiece). there’s always something new to discover!

Awaken your creativity and create trip souvenirs that you will treasure. In this 5-day intensive, learn how to capture a travel scene or still life in ink and Prismacolor. Each 3-hour class will start with a slide show in the Museum classroom, then go outside to sketch, and end with a group critique back in the Museum classroom. The inspiration for our travel drawings will be Jim’s good friend and artist, Bill Fain. All materials and supplies will be provided and are part of the tuition. Age & ability: 18+, all levels, beginners welcome! This 5-session workshop will take place Monday-Friday, Aug 4–8, from 9:30am–12:30pm daily. About the Instructor Born in New York in 1942, Jim Caldwell has spent most of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area. He graduated from Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next year in Paris studying printing and etching at the École des Beaux Arts. In 1969, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of Architecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows, and his paintings are represented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Jim’s Sun Valley connections go back to the 1950’s. Jim ...

Awaken your creativity and create trip souvenirs that you will treasure. In this 5-day intensive, learn how to capture a travel scene or still life in ink and Prismacolor. Each 3-hour class will start with a slide show in the Museum classroom, then go outside to sketch, and end with a group critique back in the Museum classroom. The inspiration for our travel drawings will be Jim’s good friend and artist, Bill Fain. All materials and supplies will be provided and are part of the tuition. Age & ability: 18+, all levels, beginners welcome! This 5-session workshop will take place Monday-Friday, Aug 4–8, from 9:30am–12:30pm daily. About the Instructor Born in New York in 1942, Jim Caldwell has spent most of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area. He graduated from Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next year in Paris studying printing and etching at the École des Beaux Arts. In 1969, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of Architecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows, and his paintings are represented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Jim’s Sun Valley connections go back to the 1950’s. Jim ...

Awaken your creativity and create trip souvenirs that you will treasure. In this 5-day intensive, learn how to capture a travel scene or still life in ink and Prismacolor. Each 3-hour class will start with a slide show in the Museum classroom, then go outside to sketch, and end with a group critique back in the Museum classroom. The inspiration for our travel drawings will be Jim’s good friend and artist, Bill Fain. All materials and supplies will be provided and are part of the tuition. Age & ability: 18+, all levels, beginners welcome! This 5-session workshop will take place Monday-Friday, Aug 4–8, from 9:30am–12:30pm daily. About the Instructor Born in New York in 1942, Jim Caldwell has spent most of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area. He graduated from Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next year in Paris studying printing and etching at the École des Beaux Arts. In 1969, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of Architecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows, and his paintings are represented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Jim’s Sun Valley connections go back to the 1950’s. Jim ...

Join us this summer for Summer Maker Space, a free, drop-in art studio for families, where creativity spills from the classroom onto the lawn. Each week features fresh, hands-on art projects designed for all ages—no registration needed, just stop by and make something! Expect projects like: -Nature printmaking and naturally-dyed fabric art -Paint-your-own kites and playful wind toys -Large-scale outdoor cardboard cities and other collaborative creations -Sculpture-building with found, natural, and unexpected materials -Sensory Stations with clay, water-based paints, and sand—perfect for messy, tactile exploration -A Relax & Sketch area with clipboards and drawing boards to capture the trees, mountains, and sky We provide the supplies—you bring the imagination (and maybe wear clothes you don’t mind turning into a masterpiece). there’s always something new to discover!

Awaken your creativity and create trip souvenirs that you will treasure. In this 5-day intensive, learn how to capture a travel scene or still life in ink and Prismacolor. Each 3-hour class will start with a slide show in the Museum classroom, then go outside to sketch, and end with a group critique back in the Museum classroom. The inspiration for our travel drawings will be Jim’s good friend and artist, Bill Fain. All materials and supplies will be provided and are part of the tuition. Age & ability: 18+, all levels, beginners welcome! This 5-session workshop will take place Monday-Friday, Aug 4–8, from 9:30am–12:30pm daily. About the Instructor Born in New York in 1942, Jim Caldwell has spent most of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area. He graduated from Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next year in Paris studying printing and etching at the École des Beaux Arts. In 1969, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of Architecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows, and his paintings are represented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Jim’s Sun Valley connections go back to the 1950’s. Jim ...