Showing posts with label art classes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art classes. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 21, 2011

Children's Art Classes


We were very excited to learn that Muriel Guepin Gallery has art classes for children. We love this gallery and after picking up a brochure and browsing it we found that the classes they are offering are just as unique as the gallery itself. These sessions, which include learning different ways to create animals in their animal kingdom class, fantasy art, animation, and a class called "having fun with abstraction" are specialized for certain ages groups. In all, they have classes for 2 year olds to teens. Winter session starts on Jan 9th so enrollment is going on now. You can check out their website here for more classes and info on enrollment.

Monday, June 6, 2011

Teach a class!


Have something you want to teach? Brooklyn Brainery, a learning space at 515 Court, is looking for people to share their knowledge. We've already covered the Brainery in a previous blog and we've even taught our own real estate class over there and it was so much fun that we wanted to let everyone know not only about the awesome classes they have but the oppurtunities for a great teaching experience. If you think you have a great class to offer go to their teaching page to learn more about moving forward. We've included a list of June classes as well.



One Session Classes:

Dinosaurs: Myths and Legends
DIY Food Photography
Investing without Losing Your Soul or Your Shirt
Introduction to Web Technologies
Summer Blooms: Paper Flower Construction
Intro to Urban Forestry
Cooking Vegetarian Thai
Ruby on Rails - day long workshop!
How to Make a Zine
Down the Rabbit Hole: Exploring the Hidden History of Found Objects - we're psyched to be hosting this lecture in partnership with the Brooklyn Historical Society! (Important things: the lecture takes place at their space in Brooklyn Heights + your ticket purchase includes a free beer!)

Two + Three Session Classes:
Ethnographic Research Methods
Surface Design Techniques
WordPress 101: Easy Blogging for Superstars
WordPress 201: Conquer the Internet with WordPress
Bookbinding Basics - back for a three week course!
DNA: the Helix, the Myth, the Legend
Design for Non-Designers

Living Cheaply in NYC - Thursday, June 23, 7pm
Learn how to stretch your paycheck a bit with our (free!) session on how to live cheaply in the most expensive of cities. We'll share tips on everything from finding free booze and concerts to making some extra cash. RSVP to free@brooklynbrainery.com!

Friday, November 12, 2010

Weekend Pop-Up Shop


Artscetera, an art studio/classroom mainly for children, used their space to display and sell locally made arts,crafts, and other homemade products this past Sunday. This was the grand opening for a new weekend market they call the Pop-Up Shop. The vendors featured this last Sunday included Overall Baby (children's overalls), Kataplin (baby, kids and adult clothing), Lio and Linn (jewelry), Nordea Soaperia (handmade soap..duh), Barefoot Books (children books), and PurtyBird (little knickknacks including bird figurines). Many of these vendors come from the Etsy community.

The studio/shop is located at 212 Smiths Street in Cobble Hill and the Pop-Up Shop is open on Sundays from 11AM-6PM. Vendors change weekly so if you'd like to check out who will be there in advance or for more information you can visit their website www.artscetera.com

Monday, August 23, 2010

Brooklyn Collective

Brooklyn Collective has re-opened in a bigger and better space that we here at Realty Collective rented to them. After the closing of General Nightmare, the folks at Brooklyn Collective needed a space they could call their own and we stepped up to the plate to help them find their new home.

Brooklyn Collective is more than just a shop, it's an artisan gallery that houses designers whose work ranges the gamut and is unique in that all the members share the rent and keep 100% percent of their profits. They also host bi-monthly PR parties for artists to showcase their work and membership also includes a permanent page on the Brooklyn Collective Web Site.

Their new space is three times the size of their old digs which is great for their mixers, art shows and what's more in the new space they will be having a working studio in the back for artists and offering art classes!

Below are some photos we took of the new interior. Be sure to check it out! The new space is located at :
212 Columbia Street (between Sackett and DeGraw)
Hours are:
wed & thurs 12-6
fri-sun 12-8