Creativity, practiced
in community.
Community art classes and workshops for all ages and abilities — in clay, paint, ink, and stone — taught by working artists in two Jacksonville studios.
Art is a practice
built on basics,
shared in community.
Working artists share craft skill with anyone willing to practice it.
Two studios open six days a week — for first-timers and long-time makers.
Monthly exhibitions give students and members a real place to show the work.
Featured classes & workshops
Browse what's open this term. Most classes run six to eight weeks.
WaitlistIntroduction to Stone Sculpture
From concept to blocking out, simplifying shapes, finalizing the piece, and polishing — work directly in stone with an internationally accoladed sculptor.
Ceramics: Wheel Throwing
Fundamentals of wheel throwing — centering, pulling, trimming, and glazing — open to first-timers and returning potters alike.
Ceramics: Wheel Throwing — Evenings
An after-hours wheel throwing studio with structured demos and unhurried practice time for working adults.
Mark Montgomery
An experienced sculptor and instructor with worldwide accolades — and a dedication to his students that's also world-class. Mark teaches our stone sculpture studio at Murray Hill.
“The block has a piece inside it. My job is to slow down enough to hear what it wants to be.”
Something for everyone, monthly.
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Three ways in.
We're always looking for teaching artists, volunteers, and new students. Pick whichever fits your week.
The work, in motion.
We keep tuition low
because you keep us open.
Every donation goes directly to scholarships, kiln repairs, studio supplies, and stipends for visiting artists.