It's summer at the Armory. Week-long kid's classes enrolling all summer long. There's still time to sign up for teen and adult classes, too.
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The Armory’s annual live drawing event and sale returns August 13.
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Down and to the Left: Reflections on Mexico in the NAFTA Era. Now on view through September 17.
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Giacomo Castagnola: Common Trades, Urban Metabolism of Knowledge, L.A. Version. Now on view through September 17.
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- Summer Art Classes for Teens 12-18 Start July 31
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- Fill Your Summer With Art: Kids Week 4 Classes Start July 24th.
- The Summer Fun Continues at the Armory! Kids Week 3 Classes Begin July 17
- It's Summer at the Armory! Kids Week 2 Classes Begin July 10th.
Exhibitions
Down and to the Left: Reflections on Mexico in the NAFTA Era
An exhibition that depicts socioeconomic and political climates and contradictions, including vast discrepancies in wealth and social status, actions of political protest and social unrest, indigenismo traditions, and emergent youth cultures.
Giacomo Castagnola: Common Trades, Urban Metabolism of Knowledge, L.A. Version
Summer Studio
(Su17.408) Fabric Arts & SilkScreening
(Ages 12-14) Create multiples of your own design on fabric, paper, t-shirts and more. We’ll explore a variety of printmaking techniques, such as ink-and-paper prints, foam prints, wood block textile printing, stencil silk screening, linoleum cuts, and solar etching prints. Learn to combine these techniques to create multi-layered works of art.
(Su17.085) Colored Lights & Watercolor
(Ages 7-9) Create watercolor art of your own design while experimenting with projections of colored lights to cast shadows. Experience the magical variations of shade, value and tone and have fun learning about basic color theory and grayscale.
Register(Su17.409) Painting
(Ages 12-14) Create your own unique paintings while learning foundational skills such as color mixing, brushwork and composition techniques. An emphasis will be placed on choosing subject matter and articulating individual visions. You’ll also have an opportunity to further develop skills in media such as watercolor, acrylic, drawing and then some mixed media.
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