Educating and inspiring all to create and enjoy the visual arts.
The Genesee Center for the Arts & Education 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 Genesee Center for the Arts & Education 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.
Homeschool Series
This is a six week immersion in the visual arts, where your child will have the opportunity to work with clay, printmaking, bookarts, and photography. ...
Linoleum Block Printing
Learn the basics of linoleum block printing to create cards, fine art prints, or to add your own imagery to your letterpress work. Students will ...
Basic Studio Lighting
Create pleasing portraiture with our White Lightning strobe system. Learn to use an exposure meter, soft boxes, umbrellas, and various attachments for multiple lighting set ...
Papermaking for Artists
We consider hand papermaking an art in itself. However many artists want handmade paper for use in other processes. Everyone knows how much handmade paper ...
Portrait Touch-Up With Photoshop
Learn the basics of touching-up & smoothing skin, enhancing eyes, subtle face & body sculpting and other techniques that will enhance your portraits. To achieve ...
Studio Facilities
Book Arts
Access to the Book Arts facilities varies depending on your particular discipline. Please call the 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 $65/month with an initial $50 security deposit. Looking for short-term use? Hourly rental is available to Friend level members for $8/hr.
Youth Policy: A parent and child under 6: $10/hr. Parent and child 6-12: $15/hr. ... keep reading
Studio Facilities
Photography
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
keep readingBook Arts Facilities
Book Arts Facilities Access to the Book Arts facilities varies depending on your particular discipline. Please call the 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 <p>24-hour studio access and shelf space is available to Individual level (and above) members for $65/month with an initial $50 security deposit. Looking for short-term use? Hourly rental is available to Friend level members for $8/hr. </p><p>Youth Policy: A parent and child under 6: $10/hr. Parent and child 6-12: $15/hr. ... keep reading
Photography Facilities
Photography Facilities <p>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: <a href="http://photo.rochesterarts.org/">photo.rochesterarts.org</a><strong></strong><span class="cs300 redact"><strong></strong></span></p> keep reading
Exhibitions
& Events
Exhibitions & Events
Under Safelight: Photographs by Chris Holmquist, Jonathan Merritt and Mark J. Watts
Nov 11th - Dec 30th
An exhibition of recent work by three of our darkroom Photography teachers.
Friday Fling: Photography (Cyanotype)
December 09th, 6 p.m.
Advanced registration & payment required. Experience the magic of photography in a night of darkroom experimentation. Bring a date or your friends and have a drink on us while you create ...
Under Safelight: Photographs by Chris Holmquist, Jonathan Merritt and Mark J. Watts Reception
November 11th, 6 p.m.
Join us for the opening reception of Under Safelight, an exhibition of recent work by three of our darkroom Photography teachers.
This project is funded by a grant from the Arts & Cultural Council for Greater Rochester through support received from Rochester Area Community Foundation.
