An annual favorite, and always a full house. Reserve your monthly seat for Worth’s non- stop, step-by-step, put-ya-through-the paces painting experience. Students are provided with all the materials necessary and stroke-by- stroke guided instruction.

Cuban American photographer and filmmaker Marrero will share the scope of his professional experience from his commercial lens, to the fine art of image making. The goal of this class — whether your interest is in studio work, fine art or family archives — is to make you a better photographer.

Nowak is bringing her extensive knowledge of portraiture and her breezy fun approach back to TSKW for a one-time pop up workshop in May.

Fun Saturday classes for children who are ready to be encouraged to let their imaginations run free! When properly challenged and inspired, even the youngest child’s creativity will be sparked, and channeled into structured opportunities to create.

An annual favorite, and always a full house. Reserve your monthly seat for Worth’s non- stop, step-by-step, put-ya-through-the paces painting experience. Students are provided with all the materials necessary and stroke-by- stroke guided instruction.

Silk screen printing is an ancient technique that is both a fine art and commercial medium. Students are guided through the basics needed to print an inspired design, while learning about stencil-making, layering colors, high-contrast resolution, and photosensitive emulsion.

The Studios of Key West has partnered with the the Key West Art & Historical Society to offer ARTCAMP 2013, 3 week-long art camp sessions at the Fort East Martello Museum. Sessions run from June 10-14, June 17-21, and June 24-28. With displays of historical artifacts and artwork from Bone Island’s rich and colorful history – students will explore East Martello's galleries with creative activities led by artist-teachers from TSKW.  Children’s work will be displayed at the Custom House Museum during the month of July.

This June spend watercolor Tuesdays at the Studios of Key West with Sean P. Callahan. The classes  will focus on tropical flowers and foliage. Each class will be a different flower. Sean will provide a photo for each class to work from. This is a great opportunity to work with an artist that knows his way around watercolor and knows how to teach it in a relaxed and fun setting.  It is geared for all levels so whether you have taken classes with Sean before or only dabbled now is your chance to explore the beautiful flowers that our Island provides us in watercolor.

Learn to capture the light at day’s end, surrounded by sea and sky at sunset. Through painting demonstrations at the beach and one-on-one instruction, popular Key West-New York artist Susan Sugar fosters new ways of seeing.

The Studios of Key West has partnered with the the Key West Art & Historical Society to offer ARTCAMP 2013, 3 week-long art camp sessions at the Fort East Martello Museum. Sessions run from June 10-14, June 17-21, and June 24-28. With displays of historical artifacts and artwork from Bone Island’s rich and colorful history – students will explore East Martello's galleries with creative activities led by artist-teachers from TSKW.  Children’s work will be displayed at the Custom House Museum during the month of July.

Students make stamps, templates, and paper — all from things found in the wild and even the produce section of your supermarket! Created inks and paint from spices, flowers, and vegetation. Come ready to create wild homemade designs from things you might have never considered.

The Studios of Key West has partnered with the the Key West Art & Historical Society to offer ARTCAMP 2013, 3 week-long art camp sessions at the Fort East Martello Museum. Sessions run from June 10-14, June 17-21, and June 24-28. With displays of historical artifacts and artwork from Bone Island’s rich and colorful history – students will explore East Martello’s galleries with creative activities led by artist-teachers from TSKW.  Children’s work will be displayed at the Custom House Museum during the month of July.

This two day hands-on workshop provides a basic knowledge of encaustic, a tradition dating to the ancient Greeks and enjoying renewed popularity. By mixing pigment into wax, give unusual dimension to your work, provide new substance and body to a photograph, add translucent layers, alter the illusion of space, and transform your imagery.

An annual favorite, and always a full house. Reserve your monthly seat for Worth’s non- stop, step-by-step, put-ya-through-the paces painting experience. Students are provided with all the materials necessary and stroke-by- stroke guided instruction.

Looking for a little something for your budding artists during holidays and summer vacations? Island treasure Rick Worth provides skilled, patient, step-by-step instruction on the basics of color composition and mixing, using latex enamel that dries in time to bring their finished painting straight home to put on the fridge (or in a frame)!

This workshop is an introduction to the creative and versatile world of 3-D papercraft. In a few hours, learn the basic construction methods for pop-ups and tunnel books. The techniques and materials are amazingly simple, yet can expand into sophisticated sculptural shapes that are endlessly changeable.