Exhibit to Easel
Location: Quinlan Visual Arts Center
Presented in collaboration between The Art Room Collective and the Quinlan Visual Arts Center.
Where galleries become classrooms and creativity comes to life
Discover art where it’s meant to be experienced. Exhibit to Easel is a homeschool enrichment program that transforms the gallery into the classroom, allowing students to study original works of art before bringing their own ideas to life in the studio.
Through guided gallery discussions, hands-on artmaking, and supportive group critiques, students develop artistic skills while building confidence, creativity, communication, and critical thinking. Students learn not only how to create art, but also how to observe, interpret, discuss, and refine their work. These essential skills extend far beyond the art room.
Cohorts
Foundations Cohort
(Ages 6–10)
Young artists build essential art skills through observation, experimentation, and creative play while learning to look closely at artwork, express their ideas, and grow in confidence.
Explorations Cohort
(Ages 11–14)
Students deepen their artistic techniques while developing visual literacy, creative problem-solving, and thoughtful critique skills through increasingly challenging studio projects.
Teen Cohort
(Ages 14-18)
Students refine their personal artistic voice through advanced studio practice, exhibition study, and meaningful discussions that encourage creative risk-taking, critical thinking, and portfolio-worthy work.