Educating and inspiring all to create and enjoy the visual arts.
The Flower City Arts Center is a community of makers, from the established artist to dabbler. Connect with us by joining as a member or enrolling in a class today.
The Flower City Arts Center is a community of makers, from the established artist to dabbler. Connect with us by joining as a member or enrolling in a class today.
Lovin’ Letterpress
Immerse yourself in letterpress printing. Choose from our hundreds of fonts and learn to handset type from California Job cases. Print from a variety of ...
Watercolor Painting
Take your watercolor paintings to the next level or learn the basics. We'll cover how to plan your painting no matter the subject. We will ...
Intro to the Wheel I
For beginners, this 8-week Introduction class covers the basics of wheel-thrown, functional work. You will learn to master the cylinder, the gateway form to cups, ...
Go Retro with Film: Introduction to Photography
Take this introductory class first to truly understand the fundamentals of photography. Experience the basic elements of photography. No camera or prior knowledge needed. Learn ...
TRAC: Exploring Photography (Ages 14-17)
Get on TRAC! The Rochester Art Collective is a FREE (thank you William & Sheila Konar Foundation!) 8-week afterschool program to cultivate an interest in ...
Studio Facilities
Photography & Digital Arts
Call 585-271-5920 for more information on membership and rental rates. Once you are authorized to use the facilities you may reserve time online: photo.rochesterarts.org/reservations
Members must be at the Individual level or above to access our facilities.
Studio Facilities
Ceramics
24-hour studio access and shelf space is available to Individual level (and above) members for $70/month with an initial $50 security deposit. Looking for short-term use? Hourly rental is available to Individual level members and above for $8/hr.
Youth Policy: A parent and child under 6: $10/hr. Parent and child ... keep reading
Studio Facilities
Printmaking & Book Arts
Access to the Printmaking & Book Arts facilities varies depending on your particular discipline. Please call the Printmaking & Book Arts Program at (585) 244-9312 to schedule an orientation or to hear about different access options. You must be certified to use the equipment through tutoring or classwork.
keep readingPhotography & Digital Arts Facilities
Photography & Digital Arts Facilities Call 585-271-5920 for more information on membership and rental rates. Once you are authorized to use the facilities you may reserve time online: photo.rochesterarts.org/reservationsMembers must be at the Individual level or above to access our facilities. keep reading
Ceramics Facilities
Ceramics Facilities 24-hour studio access and shelf space is available to Individual level (and above) members for $70/month with an initial $50 security deposit. Looking for short-term use? Hourly rental is available to Individual level members and above for $8/hr. Youth Policy: A parent and child under 6: $10/hr. Parent and child ... keep reading
Printmaking & Book Arts Facilities
Printmaking & Book Arts Facilities Access to the Printmaking & Book Arts facilities varies depending on your particular discipline. Please call the Printmaking & Book Arts Program at (585) 244-9312 to schedule an orientation or to hear about different access options. You must be certified to use the equipment through tutoring or classwork. keep reading
Exhibitions
& Events
Exhibitions & Events
Good Things...come in small packages
Nov 08th - Dec 21st
Good Things...come in small packages is an exhibit and sale dedicated to small, finely crafted ceramic art. All work is ...
Valentine's Day Card Making Jamboree
February 08th, 10 a.m.
Have some cider, perhaps a donut, and make your sweetie a card in time for the big day.
Wall-to-Wall: 2020 Members Exhibition Reception
March 13th, 6 p.m.
Join us as we celebrate our members! Every year, every member of the Flower City Arts Center is welcome to submit art for our annual member exhibition.
Flower City Arts Center is supported by funding from the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.
