The Katonah Art Center Encourages “Grownups” to Paint, Sculpt, or Play with Clay.

PRLog (Press Release) - Mar. 28, 2011 - Katonah, New York, March 28, 2011;   When do “grownups” get to play with art materials?   Katonah Art Center’s directors Loren Anderson and David Hughes have the answer:  The Katonah Art Center’s Art Day.  On Saturday, April 3 from 12 – 3:00PM, Ms. Anderson and Mr. Hughes will encourage everyone—not just children—to try something new.  Participants can draw, paint, sculpt, animate, create cartoons, or play music…all for FREE.   For those who want to try drawing from life, there will be a model dressed in costume in one of the studios.

Although the event is free, donations for the day will be accepted.  All proceeds will go to the Katonah Art Center 131 Scholarship Fund, which raises money for disadvantaged children.

“This is a great way to give something back to our community,” says Ms. Anderson.  Adults and children can have fun creating; and we help underprivileged kids at the same time.”

Katonah Art Center teachers will be available for instruction, demonstration, advice, help, and even to give tours and answer questions about the classes they offer.  

For hungry and thirsty artists, refreshments will be served.

The Katonah Art Center is located at 131 Bedford Road, Katonah, New York.  For more information about the Katonah Art Center’s Art Day or to find out more about the KAC’s classes, call (914) 232-4843 or log onto the website at www.katonahartcenter.com.

The Katonah Art Center offers art instruction for all ages and skill levels.  Our small classes allow the instructors to work with each student individually to help develop skills at his or her own pace, in a supportive non-threatening environment.