Create with O’Keeffe: Finish the Painting!

  • Thursday, October 24
  • 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM MT
  • MAIN LIBRARY | 145 WASHINGTON AVE, SANTA FE, NM, 87501

Join us in finishing the painting by adding your own art style!

Join experienced teaching artist Christina Kortz and use your own art talents to finish famous paintings! Using a variety of materials, participants will choose a famous painting that has been split in half, and finish it using their own artistic style. 

Christina Kortz has been with the O’Keeffe Museum since the year 2000. She began as an Education Coordinator and Family Programs Manager, and now works as a Museum Educator and Gallery Guide. Christina is an experienced arts educator, illustrator, fashion stylist, and dancer. 

Create with O’Keeffe is a free monthly drop-in program offered in partnership with the Santa Fe Public Libraries, occurring on the second, third, and fourth Thursday of every month at libraries around Santa Fe. Create with O’Keeffe aims to bring fun art activities to kids and families while helping them learn how to express themselves through visual art! The program is free to attend and does not require advanced registration. 

For more information, please contact learning@okeeffemuseum.org

Upcoming Events

Curved lines of glass in shades of green, blue, and yellow.

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In-Person Workshop: Fused Glass Jewelry & Heart Suncatchers

O'KEEFFE MUSEUM CREATIVITY STUDIO | CORNER OF W MARCY ST AND SHERIDAN ST, SANTA FE, NM

Saturday, February 14

10:00am

Two children bent over pieces of paper on a table, drawing. In the background stand a helper with an apron.

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Create with O'Keeffe at El Pueblo De Abiquiú Library & Cultural Center

El Pueblo de Abiquiú Library and Cultural Center | 29 Co. Rd. 187, Abiquiú, NM 87510

Saturday, February 14

11:00am

Large pinkish/orange shell that dominates most of the canvas, with a much smaller shell beside it on the lower left. Both are oval in shape and open to their undersides, exposing the dark glossy pink of the inside of a shell. They are nestled on a white cloth or tissue paper that has folds suggesting a depth, as if the objects are in a box. The larger shell is chipped on it's upper left tip.

Event Classes

Online Class: Exploring Seashells in Soft Pastels (2 Parts)

Online

Tuesday, February 17

5:00pm