Hand Printed Wrapping Paper
Add a personalized touch to that special gift! This tutorial for hand-printed wrapping paper uses block printing to create a
Author archives: Taral Thompson
Alex Rosenberg Named WheatonArts Glass Studio Director
MILLVILLE, NJ (December 17, 2021) — Hot off the screen and into the Glass Studio, Alexander Rosenberg joins Wheaton Arts
Welcoming Alexander Rosenberg as Our New Glass Studio Director!
Hot off the screen and into the Glass Studio, we welcome Alexander Rosenberg as the new WheatonArts Glass Studio Director!
Pine Cone Ornaments
Need a fun, easy, and inexpensive way to decorate your home this season? Handmade pine cone ornaments are the answer!
Charisse Weston
Charisse Pearlina Weston is a Brooklyn-based, Houston-born conceptual artist and writer. Her practice is grounded in a deep material investigation
Mosaic Coasters
Mosaics are an excellent way to bring extra color into your home. It is the ultimate way of recycling life
Grattage
Grattage is a surrealist painting technique developed by Max Ernst in 1926. Richly textured objects such as wood, wire, and
Folklife Exhibitions Open Through 2021
MILLVILLE, NJ (November 8, 2021) — WheatonArts invites you to experience Latin American folk art through two exhibitions juxtaposing old
Festival of Fine Craft on Oct. 2 & 3, 2021
MILLVILLE, NJ (September 7, 2021) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center celebrates 22 years of artistic excellence with the Festival
Scrape Painting
Celebrate the act of art-making by producing a bold & effortless abstract scrape painting. Only a few materials are needed,
Connor Bagen
Connor is a glass artist and designer from West Orange, New Jersey. He has always appreciated glass art and was
Angie Seraphinoff
Angie Seraphinoff is a glass artist from Michigan who moved to New Jersey while pursuing a Scientific Glass Technology degree
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