Berkshire Art Center offers creative multigenerational fun at their new Pittsfield center in the Brothership Building.
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On a Friday night in the studio at Berkshire Art Center, you might shape stoneware clay. You might knead it into a wedge until the wider end coils like a snail and then whack it onto the kickwheel and slick it with water.
Rest your elbows on your knees and massage the clay between the heels of your hands until it’s steady on its base as the wheel spins, and then you can press with your fingers to draw the centar down and the rim up … you’ll have wet slip clay up to your elbows and the beginning of a cup in your hands.
In a new location in the Brotherhood Building, Berkshire Art Center has expanded into Pittsfield. They teach drawing and painting, clay and bookbinding, printing and photography and more. Some workshops are in-depth explorations over several days or several weeks, and some can you can drop into for an afternoon.
Young artists can make fantastic beasts at IS183. Press photo courtesy of IS183.
Diane Firtell will lead a virtual workshop on holiday collage at IS183. Press photo courtesy of IS183.
Amy DiLalla's jewelry at IS183. Press photo courtesy of IS183.
A young artist at Herberg Elementary School gets hands-on in a IS183 class. Image courtesy of IS183
Paint brushes lean in cups, waiting for color. Press photo courtesy of IS183 Art School.
Amateur jewelers work metal at an Arts Night Out event in the studios at IS183.
Young artists at Morningside Elementary School show their work from IS183 classes. Image courtesy of IS183
Ceramics students throw pots on a wheel at IS183 Art School. Photo courtesy of IS183
