In this remote-learning workshop, create a portfolio of drawings inspired by meaningful patterns and designs observed in artwork from the Jewish Museum’s collection.

In this two-part remote learning workshop, create a series of self-portrait and portrait drawings at home using a variety of techniques inspired by works of art in the Jewish Museum’s collection. 

In this two-part remote learning workshop, create a series of self-portrait and portrait drawings at home using a variety of techniques inspired by works of art in the Jewish Museum’s collection. 

In this two-session virtual workshop, learn stencil and pochoir techniques to create posters with a meaningful message, using materials at home that you will order online.

In this virtual workshop, learn stencil and pochoir techniques to create a poster with a meaningful message.

Revisit the Jewish Museum’s past exhibition, Modigliani Unmasked, and trace the evolution of a prolific modern artist’s hand. Explore a variety of drawing techniques, such as line, contour, and shading, to create a portfolio of sketches inspired by work from the exhibition.

Revisit the Jewish Museum’s past exhibition, Modigliani Unmasked, and trace the evolution of a prolific modern artist’s hand. Explore a variety of drawing techniques, such as line, contour, and shading, to create a portfolio of sketches inspired by work from the exhibition.

In this remote-learning workshop, create a portfolio of drawings inspired by meaningful patterns and designs observed in artwork from the Jewish Museum’s collection, ranging from the sacred to the conceptual.

Learn stencil printmaking techniques to create a poster with a meaningful message. Participants will draw inspiration from politically engaged artwork on view in the exhibition We Fight to Build a Free World: An Exhibition by Jonathan Horowitz. 

Learn stencil printmaking techniques to create a poster with a meaningful message. Participants will draw inspiration from politically engaged artwork on view in the exhibition We Fight to Build a Free World: An Exhibition by Jonathan Horowitz.

In this two-part remote learning workshop, create a series of self-portrait and portrait drawings at home using a variety of techniques inspired by works of art in the Jewish Museum’s collection. 

In this two-part remote learning workshop, create a series of self-portrait and portrait drawings at home using a variety of techniques inspired by works of art in the Jewish Museum’s collection.

In this two-part remote learning workshop, create a series of self-portrait and portrait drawings at home inspired by works of art in the Jewish Museum’s collection.

In this two-part remote learning workshop, create a series of self-portrait and portrait drawings at home inspired by works of art in the Jewish Museum’s collection.

In this remote-learning workshop and discussion led by Jewish Museum educators, create a portfolio of drawings at home. 

In this remote-learning workshop and discussion led by Jewish Museum educators, create a portfolio of drawings at home. 

In this remote-learning workshop and discussion led by Jewish Museum educators, create a portfolio of drawings at home. 

In this remote-learning workshop and discussion led by Jewish Museum educators, create a portfolio of drawings at home. 

Learn relief printmaking techniques and use a professional press to create multiple copies of your own poster inspired by politically engaged artwork on view in We Fight to Build a Free World: An Exhibition by Jonathan Horowitz.

Experiment with sculptural materials in this three-session workshop led by artist Kristen Jensen and inspired by the distinctively abstracted human figures in the exhibition Rachel Feinstein: Maiden Mother Crone.

Experiment with sculptural materials in this three-session workshop led by artist Kristen Jensen and inspired by the distinctively abstracted human figures in the exhibition Rachel Feinstein: Maiden Mother Crone.

Experiment with sculptural materials in this three-session workshop led by artist Kristen Jensen and inspired by the distinctively abstracted human figures in the exhibition Rachel Feinstein: Maiden Mother Crone.

Get inspired by representations of city scenes on view in the exhibition Edith Halpert and the Rise of American Art during this drawing class taking place while the galleries are closed to the public. Participants explore perspective, abstraction, and narrative in paintings by Charles Sheeler, Stuart Davis, Jacob Lawrence, and others.

In this afternoon painting workshop taught by artist Jaqueline Cedar, combine abstract and figurative methods of telling a story in acrylic paint on canvas inspired by work on view in the exhibition Edith Halpert and the Rise of American Art.

Take an intimate journey through drawing in the survey exhibition Rachel Feinstein: Maiden, Mother, Crone while the galleries are closed to the public.

Explore the meaning of works of art on view in the Jewish Museum’s collection during this study and sketching session that takes place while the galleries are closed to the public.

In this afternoon workshop, led by artist Timothy Hull and inspired by Leonard Cohen’s interest in Zen Buddhism, explore ink and calligraphy drawing through mindful observation. 

Explore the exhibition Leonard Cohen: A Crack in Everything before creating your own unique self-portrait, inspired by Cohen’s artwork which combines figuration with poetry.

Explore the process of sketching from 3-D objects during this drawing and study session, which takes place in the Scenes from the Collection galleries while the Museum is closed to the public.

Explore figurative composition in this afternoon drawing workshop taking place in Scenes from the Collection while the galleries are closed to the public.

Learn to screen print on wearable fabric in this two-part workshop inspired by the exhibition Martha Rosler: Irrespective.

Learn to screen print on wearable fabric in this two-part workshop inspired by the exhibition Martha Rosler: Irrespective. 

Explore meaningful pattern and design observed in ritual and art objects in this drawing and study session taking place in the galleries while the Museum is closed to the public.

Join us for a drawing and study session that takes place in the galleries of Scenes from the Collection while the Museum is closed to the public, and engage with compelling portrait paintings that range from the realistic to the abstract.

Learn the language of abstract painting in this workshop taught by contemporary artist Yevgeniya Baras and inspired by the exhibition Chagall, Lissitzky, Malevich: The Russian Avant Garde in Vitebsk, 1918-1922.

Engage with an eclectic variety of objects from the Museum’s collection in this drawing and study session that takes place in the galleries while the Museum is closed to the public.

Taking inspiration from Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Your Place or Mine . . . participants will create their own unique patterns and learn block printing techniques to apply them to fabric.

Learn oil painting techniques and compose an unconventional still life canvas inspired by the exhibition Chaim Soutine: Flesh.

In this two-session workshop taught by artist Sheryl Oppenheim, create authentic marbled paper and collaged sculptures inspired by the use of decorative paper as an art form in the exhibition Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Your Place or Mine…

In this two-session workshop taught by artist Sheryl Oppenheim, create authentic marbled paper and collaged sculptures inspired by the use of decorative paper as an art form in the exhibition Marc Camille Chaimowicz: Your Place or Mine…

Engage with compelling portraits collection during this drawing and study session that takes place in the galleries of the exhibition Scenes from the Collection. 

Learn traditional Shibori fabric dyeing techniques using a variety of all-natural materials during this afternoon workshop taught by artist and designer, Kalen Kaminski. - Sold Out. 

Following discussion and close looking in the exhibition Modigliani Unmasked, learn printing and stamp-making techniques to create an edition of cards in this intensive one day workshop taught by contemporary artist Timothy Hull.

Guided by Museum educators, participants will create a portfolio of sketches inspired by Modigliani’s drawings and original source material.

Challenge conventions while making mixed-media portraits in this three-session class taught by artist Shellyne Rodriguez and inspired by the exhibition Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry.

Challenge conventions while making mixed-media portraits in this three-session class taught by artist Shellyne Rodriguez and inspired by the exhibition Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry.

Challenge conventions while making mixed-media portraits in this three-session class taught by artist Shellyne Rodriguez and inspired by the exhibition Florine Stettheimer: Painting Poetry.

Taught by artist Allyson Vieira and inspired by the architecture and design in the exhibition Pierre Chareau: Modern Architecture and Design, translate Chareau’s modern vision of integrated spatial and decorative forms into mixed media works.

Printmaking workshop taught by artist Golnar Adili in response to the exhibition Take Me (I’m Yours).

Painting workshop taught by artist Tryn Collins in response to the exhibition John Singer Sargent's Mrs. Carl Meyer and Her Children.

Drawing workshop in the Jewish Museum’s collection led by artist Timothy Hull.

Explore key concepts that guided the work of landscape architect Roberto Burle Marx in this class taught by artist Mark Joshua Epstein. 

Experiment with photography techniques and processes inspired by The Power of Pictures: Early Soviet Photography, Early Soviet Film in this three-session workshop led by contemporary artist Carey Denniston.
 

Discover painting techniques and processes that explore your personal history and cultural inspirations in this three-session workshop, led by contemporary artist Jaqueline Cedar and inspired by the wild array of representational painting styles on view in the exhibition Unorthodox.

Artist Chris Domenick leads a two-session studio workshop for adults. Ticket purchase is required and includes both sessions.

Journey from figuration to abstraction through a sequence of drawing, collage, stenciling, and painting in this afternoon studio workshop taught by contemporary artist Yevgeniya Baras. Following a guided tour and discussion of the exhibition From the Margins: Lee Krasner and Norman Lewis, 1945 – 1952, discover your own method of abstraction to create a painting inspired by the innovative techniques in the work of Krasner and Lewis.