This is an introduction to dry point printmaking. In this workshop, participants ages 10-15 learn how to etch their own drawings and designs into metal plates and pull prints of them. Purchase tickets here. $20 per person, Museum admission not included. Location: MuseumLab MuseumLab is the Children's Museums' new art/tech/making space for youth and teens, […]
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Garage for a story time! We’ll read books about machines, balls, contraptions, automobiles, and so much more.
Join us to create watercolor woodcut prints! In this workshop, you will create a design, carve a wooden block, and make prints to take home with you. Watercolor woodcut is a specific technique that allows you to use multiple colors on the same printing block, so your prints can be full of color! Ages 10-15. Purchase […]
This is an introduction to linocut printing. In this workshop participants ages 10-15 will be using tools to carve into linoleum and then pull their own original prints. Participants will gain a general understanding of what printmaking is and be able to experiment with printing on different materials. Purchase tickets here. $20 per person, Museum […]
Cyanotypes, also known as blue prints or sun prints, are a historic photographic process that uses the sun to make images. In this workshop we will explore making photogram style Cyanotypes by laying different objects down on Cyanotype paper and exposing them to the sun. Participants (ages 10-15) do not need any prior experience for […]
Celebrate the most fashionable Mo Willems’ character, Wilbur, the Naked Mole Rat! - Explore fashion, patterns, and shapes with a fashion designer. As Wilbur, the Naked Mole Rat teaches us, clothes are one way to express your individuality. Make your own characters and design outfits for them. What does their style say about them? […]
Explore surface design and repeating patterns and discover how everyday objects can become printmaking tools. Bring objects from home or choose from our collection. Participants will print your own bandana to take home! Ages 10-15. Purchase tickets here. $20 per person, Museum admission not included. Location: MuseumLab MuseumLab is the Children's Museums' new art/tech/making space […]
Participants (ages 10-15) in this workshop must have previously taken Enameling 101 or participated in Metalworking Summer Camp. Upcoming Enameling 101 workshops are scheduled for: March 26th April 9th Participants will have the opportunity to dive deeper into more intricate technical design elements of enameling, such as the use of klyr fire and stencils, and can devote time to designing […]
Create an abstract, tactile piece of art of your dad, your dog, a snake you saw once, or your best friend Larry. Use a variety of textiles to create a funky fabric face representing yourself or someone else to take home with you. Purchase tickets here. $20 per person, Museum admission not included. Location: MuseumLab […]
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Learn how professionals are changing the fashion industry through sustainable practices such as ethically-sourced, made and recycled garments and accessories, reusing textile discards and vintage/secondhand items and styling. Panelists: Nisha Blackwell, KNOTZLAND Brooke Bryant, Style Me BB Bennet Graves, Wavelength Vintage Ava Lancaster, Day Owl Bradley Hill, Arts Ed Collaborative - Moderator This is […]
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Learn how to repurpose items of clothing to make them last beyond the trends and reflect your personal expression! Plus, get the satisfaction of having something you created in your wardrobe. Denim pieces will be provided to paint on; you may also bring your own. Purchase tickets here. $20 per person, Museum admission not included. […]
Bring your favorite stuffed animal to the museum to enjoy a day full of activities inspired by Knuffle Bunny! Draw your stuffed animal and place it onto a black and white image of the Museum to make a collage inspired by the artwork in the book, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm Join us in the […]
MuseumLab's Gathering Space & Assembly Hall will close at 1:00 pm for a special event.
Join us to create your own digitally designed screen print! In this workshop, you will explore the process of creating a digital design, using a die-cut machine, and making screen prints. You will get to print onto and take home a tote bag, but you are also welcome to bring a t-shirt to print your design […]
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?
MuseumLab's Gathering Space & Assembly Hall will close at 1:00 pm for a special event.
The Children's Museum and MuseumLab will open at noon today due to the route of the Pittsburgh Marathon.
Work together to create and activate chain-reaction contraptions that use everyday objects to complete simple tasks in the most over-complicated, inefficient and hilarious ways possible! Rube Goldberg™ machines are many things, but they aren’t perfect. Find the fun in failure as you step into the role of storyteller and inventor.
Join us in the Studio as we explore stop motion animation! What stories can you tell using this technology?