Experience MOCA’s free art education programs for children, teens and adults – one of the longest running museum-based education programs in the region.
Tune in on the first Sunday of every month for MOCA's Sunday Stories, a live story time for children, followed by a DIY early childhood art project.
Learn MoreJoin us every first Saturday of the month for MOCA miniMakers , a free step-by-step art making experience for kids.
Learn MoreA free after-school art program that provides students with a foundation in the visual arts. Classes include a wide range of techniques including drawing, textile design, sculpture, and printmaking.
Learn MoreFree adult art classes taught by trained professional artists, offered every second Saturday of the month.
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Our Studio Arts Camp provides a platform for campers to explore their individual artistic projects while drawing inspiration from MOCA exhibitions, fine art techniques, and renowned artists, both contemporary and historic. Engaging discussions, impressive showcases for family and friends, and hands-on projects await your young artists!
Hot lunch is free for all students but campers are welcome to bring lunch and snacks that do not require refrigeration. Studio Arts campers will have a morning snack at 10:15 a.m. and lunch at 11:30 a.m.
Discover a world of color! Learn to use many different types of paint; from watercolor, to gouache, to acrylic and much more! Step into abstraction inspired by the work of Manuel Mathieu, and use line, shape, and color to tell your own story.
RegisterWeave your way into the history of fiber arts by learning how to work with felt, make your own soft sculptures, and woven wearables! Create indelible designs to share with your friends and family or to wear yourself!
RegisterLearn about hand building, wheel throwing, and sculpting and much more with air dry clay in this week. Finish the week by creating a collaborative tile mural inspired by the work of Manuel Mathieu.
RegisterCreate work inspired by Light Play- art works that use light! Layer translucent colors, create light drawings with photos, and cast dazzling worlds around you using light and cut outs.
RegisterStudents will be inspired by the history of photography, weaving their own images out of magazines, creating lenticular illusions, and working with mini polaroids to collage themselves into a whole new world!
RegisterStudents will learn all the types and styles of printmaking, creating their own stamps, patterns, and editions. Learn what a lino cut is, collograph, mono-prints and more!
RegisterUse a myriad of mediums to create your own 3-d sculptures, casts and assemblage animals, create a “Me- ñata” and learn about gravity defying artwork.
RegisterPaint the whole world around you! Students will learn all about the art and design of murals, the history of murals for community building, and create their own collaborative murals. This week will culminate in a visit to Wynwood Walls, sponsored by Wynwood Walls Foundation.
RegisterLearn how to use everyday objects and even trash to create magnificent works of art. Create copies of great masterworks, make your own paper, and use natural media to ccreate art for the planet.
RegisterExplore the topics and techniques we learned all summer long! Students will get a chance to discover a variety of media in this art-packed week including paint, clay, digital art, collage, and printmaking!
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