Come in and paint a scarf with friends and family.

Bring your kids in to paint a bandana.

This is an 8-week class that is designed to help those who are battling depression or PTSD to learn how to use different types of art to help in their battle. This class will teach students different forms of art and help them find one or two that will help them express their emotions through art instead of keeping it inside them. Students will receive all materials to use, including a sketch book free of charge. Class is 2 hours long, but students can stay up to an extra hour after any class. Students can join at any time during a class at a reduced rate. Contact studio to start during a class.

Learn the history and basic fundamentals of photography using film or digital medium. The students will have the option to build a working pinhole camera to use with film. 

The class is an hour a week for 4 weeks.

The class will teach proper handling of the tools and how to use every tool, and then the students will each build a one of a kind project.  The class will be an hour a week for 4 weeks.  Students can stay up to 45 minutes after class working on their project. Students will have some access to some wood to use in their project at no cost but depending on the size of the project they may need to buy their own wood through the studio or a hardware store. Students will have the option to come to class for a 5^th week if they have not finished their project by the end of the 4^th week.

A contemporary ceramics studio featuring paint your own pottery and clay wheel classes.

Hilary Doyle began the first iteration of NYC Crit Club in Summer of 2017 before partnering with Haggarty in the Fall of 2017. Doyle is an artist, curator, gallery co-director and teacher. Doyle is represented by Taymour Grahne Projects in London. Recent group shows include: Beach and Contemporary Domesticity at Taymour Grahne in January 2021 and The Symbolists at Hesse Flatow in Chelsea NY in February 2021. She has an upcoming solo show at Taymour Grahne in Summer 2022. 

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Yevgeniya Baras is an artist working in NY. She has exhibited her work in several NYC galleries and internationally. She is represented by Nicelle Beauchene Gallery in NY and the Landing Gallery in LA. Yevgeniya is a recipient of the Guggenheim Fellowship, the Pollock-Krasner Grant, the Chinati Foundation Residency, the Sharpe-Walentas Studio Program and others. Yevgeniya co-founded and co-curated Regina Rex Gallery in NY (2010-2018). Yevgeniya teaches at RISD.

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Rose Nestler (b. 1983 in Spokane, WA, USA) lives and works in Brooklyn. She holds an MFA from Brooklyn College. Nestler has exhibited in the United States and internationally, including exhibitions at König Galerie, Projet Pangeé, Public Gallery, Fisher Parrish, Hesse Flatow, Thierry Goldberg and BRIC. Her work was curated in a two-person show at Spring/Break in 2019 and she was a Lighthouse Works Fellow in 2018. She will be an artist in residence at the Joan Mitchell Center in New Orleans in 2022. Upcoming exhibitions include solo shows at Public Gallery (London, UK) in 2021 and at Mrs. Gallery (NY, USA) in 2022. Her work has been featured and reviewed in Juxtapoz, Vulture, Maake, and Metal Magazine.

From this class, you will design a bracelet and be introduced to basic leather making tools. You will learn how to construct a bracelet and use techniques, such as saddle-stitching, sanding, and edge-painting. Feel free to bring your own hardware!

Our Cardholder Making Class is the perfect opportunity to explore the art of leather crafting. With hands-on experience, participants will learn essential techniques such as cutting leather, saddle-stitching, and edge-painting. This informative and enjoyable class allows individuals to create their own durable and stylish cardholder while acquiring valuable skills in leather crafting. Join us today to embark on this rewarding journey.

From this class, you will make a passport holder and be introduced to basic leather making tools. You will learn how to construct a passport holder and techniques such as saddle-stitching, cutting leathers, and edge-painting. Have fun personalizing your passport holder by engraving initials (upon request)!

Here’s some fun Monster Activities for the kids these school holidays. Hit download and go make yourself a cuppa.

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