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.
Pop-Ups
Join Karin Marlett Choi to create pop-ups that surprise and delight. Learn how to make dimensional cards that pop, bloom and move. She'll teach you ...
The Situational Portrait
Learn how to take better portraits without owning a studio. Using natural and available light, you will discover techniques to help you improve your images ...
Smush & Smash (Ages 3-5)
Four weeks of fun smushing and smashing clay, for ages 3 – 5 with their caregiver/adult. Your child will get their first experience with this ...
Paper Marbling
In this two-day workshop, you will learn to create your own one-of-a-kind marbled papers. Paper marbling is a method of aqueous surface design, which can ...
Intaglio
Follow the transformative states of a copper plate, with the assistance of an acid bath. We will go over the use of grounds and their ...
Studio Facilities
Photography & Digital Arts
Call 585-271-5920 for more information on membership, rental rates, and to reserve time in our facilities. Check out the Photography program blog for updates and behind-the-scenes: photo.rochesterarts.org
Members must be at the Individual level or above to access our facilities.
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 reading
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
Photography & Digital Arts Facilities
Photography & Digital Arts Facilities Call 585-271-5920 for more information on membership, rental rates, and to reserve time in our facilities. Check out the Photography program blog for updates and behind-the-scenes: photo.rochesterarts.orgMembers must be at the Individual level or above to access our facilities. 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
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
Exhibitions
& Events
Exhibitions & Events
Imprinted
May 18th - Jun 28th
Please join us in the Firehouse Gallery for an exhibition of new slipcast porcelain vessels and wall pieces by Studio ...
Friday Fling: Ceramics
July 13th, 6 p.m.
Advanced registration & payment required. The perfect date night – come to the studio and learn to throw a bowl! We provide the clay, the tools, and of course the wine/beer ...
Friday Fling: Book Arts
August 10th, 6 p.m.
Advanced registration & payment required. A 3-hour whirlwind of letterpress printing, hand papermaking, and bookbinding. Leave with lots of goodies. Start your weekend off right! Create with us while you sip ...
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.
