About Artistic Expressions –
An Open Studio for People with
Disabilities since 1990
“Artistic Expressions” is an art class with creative, therapeutic, and social objectives, and helps build skills, dexterity, and self-esteem.
Our instructor leads this open studio class designed for adults and teens with physical limitations, developmental disabilities, and/or any neurodiversity. Art-making topics are tailored to new and returning students and include drawing, painting, sculpting, mixed media, and fiber arts.
What is an “open studio?”
Open studio means it’s all about choice. Students are presented with a variety of materials and are encouraged to express their own vision in a fun and supportive environment. The instructor presents the materials and how to use them, but the students are in charge of making their own art — and all the creative choices!
Learn more here.
Tuition reduction is made possible thanks to grants from Janssen Pharmaceuticals and Investors Foundation.
Tours & Art Activities for Individuals with Disabilities
Hunterdon Art Museum offers group tours of our exhibitions with or without a related art activity. Tours can be customized to meet your group’s special needs.
If you have a group of adults with disabilities looking for a fun outing, the Hunterdon Art Museum has just what you need! We can provide your group with a hands-on art-making activity in our studios. We can accommodate groups of 8 adults, not including chaperones. Tours and activities can be booked on weekdays. Please contact our Director of Education, Donna de Ville at 908-735-8415 ext. 119 or [email protected] to learn more.
