Explore the artmaking techniques of 20th and 21st century social activism – zines, posters, and more. In partnership with New York Historical Society.

This studio class will take a single product — fabric — and work out its historical, scientific, social and mathematical properties through hands-on art making.

In this hands-on studio course, you will learn to make puppets, props, miniature sets — and more — using new techniques in creative reuse.

This studio class will take a single product – paper – and explore six themes of hands-on practice: paper making, pen and ink, block prints, stenciling, silkscreen and collage.

In this hands-on course, participants will learn a variety of new techniques in upcycled artmaking, drawing from the abundance of paper, fabric, and other donated supplies at the MFTA warehouse.

Learn to make puppets, props, miniature sets — and more — using upcycled materials. This course is designed for teachers who are interested in offering their students a deeper investigation of engineering and design through project-based learning.