Register now for Summer Classes
Register now for Summer Classes
Don't let the hustle & bustle of everyday life get in the way of your Art Classes! Summer Classes June 18th thru July 28. Tuesday, Landscape Class begins June 12th. Call 856-825-5028 to register today.
Classes are once a week for 6 weeks*.
As always, be sure to check the classes page or download a class schedule PDF.
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50th Annual
Outdoor Art Festival
June 3, 2012, Noon to 5 pm
Everyone is welcome, free admission. Art, food, friends & fun!
Shine or rain.
Maurice River School Landscape
Workshop
**Schedule
Sunday 4- 6 PM, July 15
July 16 - July 21
Monday through Friday
9:00 am until sunset
Final Crit: Sat. 9:30-11:30 AM
Instructors:
Bill Ternay, Stan Sperlak, Ruth Formica,
Jill A. Rupinski, Patrick Connors,
Larry Francis and Nancy Mulick
Back by popular demand!
Week-long, all-day intensive painting on the scenic Maurice
River and other iconic South Jersey spaces Limited Space
available, so reserve your spot now! Cost is $540 for the
week-long session. Supplies, food & lodging not included.
Art Classes Make Great Gifts, Too!
The Gift of Art Classes at the Barn Studio make a great gift for the holidays, birthdays, bar/bat mitzvahs, graduation, retirement or any special occasion! Art is a gift that will last forever. Call 856-825-5028 for more information.
The Barn Studio of Art
Home & Studio of Millville's Artist Laureate, Pat Witt
Since 1962, The Barn Studio of Art has been teaching area residents how to create various types of works in a relaxed, nurturing atmosphere set amidst an oasis of greenery in Millville, NJ.
While the studio has continued to grow over the years, with nearly four generations of students, Pat Witt, founder, said it was time for the facility to take an important step which will hopefully help to keep it open for many generations to come.
"It is in pursuit of this goal that we have founded The Barn Studio of Art, a New Jersey Nonprofit Corporation," Witt, who recently celebrated her 81st birthday, said. "To keep the creative and intellectual freedom of The Barn's programs and its environment alive takes constant funding. The Barn environment needs constant maintenance, restoration and tender loving care to keep it going."
"The heart of the dream involving The Barn was to establish an art studio where people could study drawing and painting in a non-competitive environment," she said. "I began with three students and now, through the decades, thousands of students have studied at The Barn."
Students at The Barn Studio of Art range in age from 3 to 100 years old.
Witt added that scholarship requests are mounting, along with other costs, and said it is her hope that all donations received by the studio's nonprofit corporation will help it to continue for years to come.
"Art correlates to everything," she said. "It is necessary in our lives. If ever we needed something to create less stress in these times, it surely is art, and The Barn Studio of Art is the place."