Stop by between March 3 - April 22 to see "Wall-to-Wall". Our 6th Annual Members Exhibition showcases artwork created within our talented community. Don't forget to cast your ballot for our Viewer's Choice Award!
Stop by between March 3 - April 22 to see "Wall-to-Wall". Our 6th Annual Members Exhibition showcases artwork created within our talented community. Don't forget to cast your ballot for our Viewer's Choice Award!
In this multi-session class, students will dive into preparing digital files to be printed on Flower City Arts Center’s risograph printer. The emphasis of the ...
This class will help you look candidly at the obstacles that get in the way of your creative practice, process them, and move forward with ...
Bring your digital design project to life in letterpress! In this class, you will learn how to translate your vision from pixels to print using ...
One print is pulled at a time and no two prints are alike with this painterly printmaking method. Techniques include transfer, reductive and additive, plus ...
In this hands-on workshop you will learn the ins and outs of shibori-inspired folding and binding techniques to create beautiful patterns on fabric with indigo ...
PRICING UPDATE: As of January 2021 the hourly rate for the Community Darkroom rental is $8. The hourly rate for the Silver Den (alternative process space) is $10 and automatically includes Dan's Darkroom (black and white chemistry is available with Silver Den rental at our current tray rate ). Monthly ... keep reading
We offer 24/7 monthly access subscriptions for Studio Artists, available to Individual level (and above) members for $75/month plus an initial $50 security deposit. Looking for short-term use? Walk-In Studio Artists pay $10/hr.during business hours. Firing fees for Studio Artists are $2.00 per pound; Walk-In Studio Artists pay $2.50 per ... keep reading
Access to Printmaking & Book Arts facilities varies depending on your particular discipline. Please call the Printmaking & Book Arts Program at (585) 244-1730 ext. 5 to schedule an orientation or to hear about different access options. You must be certified to use the equipment through tutoring, classwork, or other ... keep reading
Photography & Digital Arts Facilities PRICING UPDATE: As of January 2021 the hourly rate for the Community Darkroom rental is $8. The hourly rate for the Silver Den (alternative process space) is $10 and automatically includes Dan's Darkroom (black and white chemistry is available with Silver Den rental at our current tray rate ). Monthly ... keep reading
Ceramics Facilities We offer 24/7 monthly access subscriptions for Studio Artists, available to Individual level (and above) members for $75/month plus an initial $50 security deposit. Looking for short-term use? Walk-In Studio Artists pay $10/hr.during business hours. Firing fees for Studio Artists are $2.00 per pound; Walk-In Studio Artists pay $2.50 per ... keep reading
Printmaking & Book Arts Facilities Access to Printmaking & Book Arts facilities varies depending on your particular discipline. Please call the Printmaking & Book Arts Program at (585) 244-1730 ext. 5 to schedule an orientation or to hear about different access options. You must be certified to use the equipment through tutoring, classwork, or other ... keep reading
WALL-TO-WALL 6th Annual Members Exhibition March 3 - April 22, 2022 Opening Reception: First Friday, March 3, 6 - 9pm ...
Pick up a ceramic gift for yourself or your sweetheart at our Seconds From the Flame in our Firehouse Gallery! Join us on First Friday, Feb. 3 from 5 - ...
When you make a donation to Flower City Arts Center, you are investing in strengthening our youth programs and ensuring that scholarships are available to children in need. For many ...
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Flower City Arts Center is supported by funding from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature.