TODAY—DON'T MISS IT!
All are welcome, you don't not need to be an artist to participate in at this event.
This is not a directed class, we will only provide the models.
You don't have to be an artist and it's open to all ages!
Please bring your own paper and drawing materials.
Public Reception: Sunday, December 3, 1 – 3 pm
In 1961, the The New Haven Paint & Clay Club found a home for its exhibitions at The John Slade Ely House, where it now sponsors its exhibitions yearly.
In 1900, a group of Connecticut artists met and formed the NHPCC, now one of New England’s oldest, and still active, arts organizations. New Haven was chosen primarily because of the Yale School of the Fine Arts, where many of the artists had studied. Many of the important American artists of the 1900s were represented in the Club’s early exhibits.
Arthur Guagliumi, Nevsky Prospect. (NHPCC's Permanent Collection)
