This four-week intermediate workshop is designed for potters who can quickly and accurately center clay and confidently pull a consistent cylinder. The ability to throw to gauge—matching forms to a specific size or weight—will be helpful but is not required; it’s a skill we’ll introduce and reinforce throughout the course to help you create a cohesive dinner set.
 
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In this beginner class, you will make a simple yet fun sterling silver pendant featuring a fluorescent stone, just in time for Halloween parties! You will learn sawing, soldering, stone setting, and bail making basics to complete the project.
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This Fall  Camp Wildflower invites adults to unplug and embrace the cozy, playful spirit of autumn. Each evening brings a mix of laid-back creative sessions and nostalgic camp-style fun—whether you're making something with your hands, trying a new activity, or simply enjoying the crisp fall air, it’s all about relaxing and reconnecting. Each night, we head outdoors for classic games like cornhole, ping pong, parking lot pickleball, and four square. Every camper gets a Camp Wildflower t-shirt, and every night promises laughter, warmth, and new friendships—come for the break, stay for the memories.
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Inspired by OSU Museum's Cimarron National Works on Paper Exhibition

Prairie Arts Center is excited to once again partner with the OSU Museum of Art for this year's
Fall Break Camp. This 3-day camp will begin on Wednesday, October 15th with a visit to the museum for an interactive tour of Cimarron National Works on Paper, an exhibition brimming with inspiring treatments of the most essential and humble art supply there is: paper! During our 3 days of art making, we will explore a range of techniques, both simple and unexpected, that transform paper into two and three dimensional art. Students should bring a lunch and snack, and come dressed for the weather and making messes.
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This one-day workshop gives participants a crash course in introductory screenprinting and monoprinting techniques! Through a combination of the two processes, Mono-Screenprinting produces one-off spontaneous prints, ideal for exploring a more painterly approach to traditional printmaking. Participants will create images by painting directly onto the mesh of a screen with screenprinting ink and then pulling through with a squeegee. We will also explore the same technique using aquarelles, further experimenting with the playful potential of this printing method. Each participant can expect to leave with several custom prints. All materials are provided—just bring your curiosity and creativity!
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