Join Roger Averbeck and DJ Lincoln in a presentation about May 10th's huge auroral display. Between DJ's science introduction and Roger's photography experience, you'll learn about what it is like under a once in a generation solar storm in the county, and be ready for the next one.
We will start the day with blind contour drawing. From there we will learn leaf rubbing, found natural object drawing from different perspectives and using leaves and flowers as stencils.
Knitting is a craft practiced by people around the world. This class will focus on the fundamentals of knitting. We will learn how to hold the yarn, the basic knit stitch, the concept of tension and more!
Come enjoy the works of Dennis DeHart and Heather Tomlinson in this unique exhibit.
In a pivotal AHA moment, we were simultaneously struck with an idea, WHAT IF we became someones ‘brothers’ and helped them in ways we wished someone had helped us, to walk from inception alongside them, to help nurture and foster their voice to the forefront of their lives, to help them fall in love with who they are at the core through the sacred medium music, song and singing.
Join us for the unveiling of this unique exhibit showcasing Hells Canyon and Exotic Terrane inspired fiber works!
The Josephy Center's 2024 summer camps will be themed based on the best selling children's book series The Wild Robot by Peter Brown - June 17-20th
Join Dona to learn the Fold Forming technique to create folds and texture into the metal. We will be working with hammers and torches to create these organic shaped earrings. Come, have some fun, and create a couple of pairs of earrings. We will be working in copper.
The Josephy Center warmly invites you to a special social gathering dedicated to connecting with our vibrant homeschooling community. We are eager to hear your valuable input on the types of programs, classes, workshops, and events that you feel would best support and enrich your homeschooling journey!
Woodlands & Watershed Festival Last Friday in June! Friday, June 28, 2024 10:00 AM 3:00 PM Stop by The Josephy […]
Building Our Future: A Fundraiser to Expand Wallowa County’s Home For Arts and Culture At the Sports Corral Lawn Please […]
Students will learn how to weave a traditional stake and strand willow basket. The process of weaving includes learning techniques and patterns alongside the freedom to explore personal style and creativity. Students will take home a round wicker basket woven by their own hands!
Join our very own seasoned intern Olivia Butzein for this Intro to Pen & Ink class! This class is meant to build your confidence in art and teach you how to capture an image without having to erase. Students will learn new techniques and have the opportunity to experiment with a variety of black and color pens, as well as various papers with different qualities.
This unique show highlights the talents of local artisans, both past and present, showcasing a range of gear from intricate masterpieces to the most basic, rugged equipment made for hard use.
Join us at The Josephy Center to hear Barry Cox, Horseman, Saddle Maker and Wilderness Packer share his history into the saddle making craft as well as some of his wilderness adventures!
Join us for an afternoon of painting abstracts with Cheryl Coughlan. Using a 16″ x 20″ canvas students learn techniques of how to put paint on the canvas, composition and more. Ages 12-17!
Heads and Hearts: The Landscape Through Nez Perce Eyes shows how Nimiipuu stories and art record past "signature" geologic events, some unknown to geologists, and enhance our understanding and appreciation of the Northwest’s dynamic landscape.
The Nimiipuu (Nez Perce ) people traditionally hold their landscape in deep reverence, understanding it as a hallowed elder being that provides spiritual sustenance as well as nourishment , medicines, and resources that are central to Nez Perce ways of life.
The Josephy Center's 2024 summer camps will be themed based on the best selling children's book series The Wild Robot by Peter Brown - July 22-25th.
The Josephy Center for Arts and Culture is thrilled to host the 42nd Wallowa Valley Arts Festival in Joseph, Oregon from Sept. 20-22, 2024. If you haven’t been to Joseph, this year would be the year to participate and visit our beautiful town. Artist applications will be online through July.
Learn wood carving from Wallowa County's premiere wood carver, Steve Arment. Drop In. Tools provided. No preregistration required! Grab a friend and walk right in! $35
Welcome to our Fiber Arts Exhibit! Join us on a journey through the diverse and expressive world of fiber arts, capturing the essence of creativity and individuality in each piece. $10 per Submission
Opening Reception: September 20 - 7 PM. Tickets available now for the finest art in NE Oregon!
Join Master Artist Rodd Ambroson for this 8 session introduction to oil painting. Participants will be able to paint competently at an introductory level. Drawing will be emphasized. Working from home is highly encouraged and will support your in-class instruction.
Students will learn slab, coil and pinch construction techniques and various surface design techniques. Students will also learn about Ceramics in the larger world through videos etc.