Using soft blocks, design, carve, and print your own image onto blank note cards or paper.

This is a great way to add a personal touch to cards and more. We'll provide the supplies and tools, and you bring the creative ideas. No experience is necessary.

This weekly lab will introduce you to the process and the materials for printing by hand on a cylinder proof press and small platen press. AADL staff will show you the basics and we’ll explore more advanced printing techniques with special guests. No prior experience necessary. Supplies are provided. You can return every Wednesday to work on multi-week projects. This program involves direct handling of lead-based type and is therefore not suitable for small children.

Create beautiful watercolor resist art to celebrate the fall season!

Create beautiful snowflake art to celebrate the winter season!

Make cool spider web art just in time for Halloween!

Mixed Media by Suzanne Hodges

This is a drawing program using elements of collage!  We will use part of an image as a drawing prompt and let your imagination fill in the rest!

Rudolph Steiner Student Exhibition

In this 3 hour workshop, Shayla Johnson of Scarlet Crane Creations will show you how to create a repeatable pattern and print your very own design on fabric. We'll use paper stencil techniques to prepare the screen and print on white fabric. You will leave with a small length of fabric that is as elegant or whimsical as you like! Bring along your own one-color designs or choose from our selection of artwork to get started.

No experience necessary, all materials are provided. 

Want to learn how to edit Wikipedia and improve coverage of cis and transgender women, feminism and the arts? Join us for a training session where we'll explore the basics so that you can help other members of the Ann Arbor community contribute and edit content during the official Ann Arbor Art + Feminism Edit-a-thon, which will take place on the University of Michigan campus on Saturday, March 24. 

Anyone and everyone interested in learning more about editing Wikipedia, regardless of experience, gender, or background, is welcome to attend.