Ongoing

Pastels

Join this fun and informative pastels class and learn the fundamentals of this interesting media.

$84 – $105

Handbuilt Ceramics

Explore the ancient and primal art of forming clay into sculptural and functional work using your hands and only a few basic tools.

$96 – $120

Watercolor Demystified

Learn and apply fundamentals and advanced techniques in watercolor working on the subject or object of your choice. Beginners and returning students welcome.

$84 – $105

Water Soluble Oil Painting

Create interesting compositions in still-life paintings while exploring a new medium.

$56 – $70

Drawing Basics

Seeing is the key to great drawing. Working through observation, learn drawing techniques while exploring a multitude of materials and gain valuable drawing skills. No drawing experience required.

$56 – $70

Wisconsin Visual Artists Biennial

Museum of Wisconsin Art 205 Veterans Ave., West Bend

The Wisconsin Artists Biennial is a cooperative venture between MOWA and the oldest artist organization in the State, Wisconsin Visual Artists, Inc.

$12

Dough Play by David Robbins

The Green Gallery 1500 N. Farwell Ave. , Milwaukee

Opening simultaneously at Le Confort-Moderne, Potiers, France, Misako Rosen Gallery, Tokyo, and The Green Gallery East, Milwaukee.

Free

19th Annual Festival of Films in French

UWM Union Cinema

Port-au-Prince, dimanche 4 janvier (Port-au-Prince, Sunday, January 4th) Sunday February 14 • 7 pm Monday February 15 • 7pm François Mathouret, DVD, 80 min, Haiti/France, 2014 (French/Kreyol) portauprince This adaptation of Haitian novelist Lyonel Trouillot’s 2004 Bicentenaire was filmed in post-earthquake Port-au-Prince and Guadeloupe. After months of student and mass protests against the “Prophet” President Aristide, two brothers sharing a shack above the city find themselves in diametrically opposed political camps. Lucien, a student in philosophy, believes that protest demonstrations can bring about democracy, and Little Joe, a recruit of the Chimera militia, follows their gang tactics to disrupt the students’ march to the presidential palace. Co-sponsored by Union Sociocultural Programming, the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies (CLACS) and the Department of Africology.