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Have you been curious about trying an art class, but not sure what medium you would like? Not ready to commit to a full class (and art supplies) if you don’t know you’ll like it?  Why not try this sampler course?

Art Bites is a course designed to give you a taste of a variety of art mediums. Each 2-hour class introduces you to a new medium and show you the basic techniques using a small array of supplies. Everything is provided; you don’t have to bring a thing!  Go home each week with a piece of your own and a sense of how this art medium works.

Pick and choose one or more classes. Classes are $35 each.  

Download our spring schedule here

AM classes are 10am-12pm;  PM classes are 1-3 pm.   

Follow the links below for class details and online registration

• January
  • Jan 29 AM  – Wash Drawing with Gordon Wilson
  • Jan 29 PM – Zentangle with Rhonda Roy
• February
  • Feb 5 AM – Oil Painting with Margery Blom
  • Feb 5 PM – Watercolour Art Journaling with Merrilyn Laursen
  • Feb 12 AM – Ink Relief with Gordon Wilson
  • Feb

Loved Art Bites? Ready for more?

The MAC’s Art Foundations Program is designed for people who want more formal education in the basics of visual art theory, as well as techniques for different mediums. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of the principles of art and how they might apply to their own art practice.

Each of our classes will touch on areas such as line, composition, perspective, and colour, while giving you more in-depth practise in the medium or technique offered.

All of our instructors are artists, and many of them are also professional teachers. Our faculty is skilled at providing a friendly and relaxing experience while you learn.

Classes run on Mondays, from 10 am – 2 pm

Cost:  $100 (all materials provided)

Follow the links below for class details and online registration

• Feb 6 – Dry Media Drawing with Gordon Wilson
• Feb 13 – Wet Media Drawing with Gordon Wilson
• Feb 27 – Decoding Colour: Colour Theory with Margery Blom
• Mar 6 – Let’s Go Abstract with Dennis Brown
• Mar 13 –