Art Workshops
2025 Winter Workshops
Monday Open Studios
This non-instructional class provides artists with the studio tools, materials, and support to work on their own independent art projects.
January 27th - March 17th
Wednesday Skillshare
Taught by many local artists, this weekly class gives artists the chance to expand their creative practice across many mediums.
January 15 - March 12
Saturday Intensive: Cyanotype
Explore Cyanotype Printmaking and experiment with the medium in this intensive workshop hosted by Rachel Mulder.
January 25 - March 22
Please email phoebe@northpolestudio.org to be added to our class registration email list!
Frequently Asked Questions
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Our workshops are open to individuals 16 and older who identify with a diagnosis of autism, neurodivergence and/or an intellectual/developmental disability. No previous art-making experience is required!
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New to the program? After you sign up, a staff member will reach out to schedule a brief Zoom meeting with you before class to connect and answer any questions. You are also welcome to tour the studio before the first day of class!
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Group sizes are kept small (under 10 students) to ensure that every artist receives individualized support. If you require 1:1 support to participate in group activities or for any essential need (bathroom, behavioral, medical, etc.) please bring your 1:1 aid to class. We will work with you to accommodate all other accessibility needs as best we can.
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A full term of workshops (8-10 weeks) costs $200 with financial assistance available based on need.
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We are always on the lookout for fantastic class support volunteers and teaching artists. Email phoebe@northpolestudio.org to introduce yourself!
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Please email Workshop + Volunteer Manager, Phoebe Mol, with any questions!