Every Studio 2nd Saturday class includes touring the galleries and creating art that is connected to current exhibitions.
children's classes
studio 2nd saturday
When: January 11, February 8, April, 12, May 12, 2025 | 10 AM – 12 PM
Ages: 5 – 12
Cost: Members: $10 | Not-Yet Members: $20
Register Studio 2nd Saturday through the link below, by calling the Museum Art Educator at 406-256-6804 x238, or email arteducator@artmuseum.org.
January 11 | Fairytale Faces
Create your own fairytale self-portrait inspired by the whimsical paintings in John Henry Haseltine’s exhibition The Mountain Clown and Other Foul Animals.
February 8 | Going Once, Twice, SOLD
Use a variety of materials to craft your own dreamy faux encaustic artwork inspired by Art Auction 57 artists Jordan Pehler and Candace Forrette.
April 12 | Depicting Details
Draw, print, and layer detailed illustrations to experience the process of artist Tyler Joseph Krasowki in his exhibition, Everything Becomes Something.
May 10 | From East to West
Explore the exhibition Northeastern Asia and the Northern Rockies and create a work of art inspired by contemporary and traditional Asian artworks.
For questions, contact:
Angel, YAM Museum Art Educator
406.256.6804 x238
arteducator@artmuseum.org
Summer Art Studio Classes 2025
At these Thursday classes, you can tour, explore, and learn to create art. Every week focuses on a different exhibition and technique.
When: July 10, 17, & 24
Morning Session: 10 am – 12 pm & Afternoon Session: 1 – 3 pm
Cost: Members: $10 | Not-Yet Members: $20
Ages: 5 – 12
July 10 | New Art Alert!
Experience the YAM’s newest additions to the permanent collection in the Of Neon and Bones exhibition, then create your own unique work of art.
July 17 | Creating Tradition
Explore the connection between identity, culture and tradition while you create a work of art with visiting artist Sammy Lee.
July 24 | Poetic Inspirations
Get inspired by the artworks of Native American artists in the 2024 Ucross Fellowship exhibition The Language of the Land and use storytelling to bring your art to life.
For questions, contact:
Angel, YAM Museum Art Educator
406.256.6804 x238
arteducator@artmuseum.org
