Registration has opened for fall classes for youth and adults in visual and performing arts! Also in visual arts, a call for art for a fall exhibition is open, and onsite studio space is available for weekly use by local artists. More fall performances will be announced in the weeks ahead! Come see, learn, and experience it all!

FALL CLASSES | REGISTER TODAY!

Mosesian Arts offers over thirty performing and visual arts classes for children, teens, and adults. Visual arts classes include painting, drawing, printmaking, and mixed media for adults, and fiber arts, comics, jewelry making, and introductory classes for young artists, plus several more. Classes in the performing arts include acting, voice, improv, playwriting, and technical theater.

Enrollment has also opened for participation in MCA’s Watertown Children’s Theatre performances. Fall productions include Disney’s Newsies (Grades 6-12), The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe (Grades 3-5), and Out of this World (Grades 1-2).

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CALL FOR ART | AUGUST 7 DEADLINE

A call for art for In Depth: Life in Photographs is open through August 7. Artists are invited to submit photographs or photo-based work and projects that are inspired by the depth and complexities of being human. From formal portraits to snapshots of daily life to photographs of humans at work or performing on stage or just being.

Photography, from its early beginnings, has captured fascinating glimpses of humanity. Documentary photography, portraiture, work that details humans’ interactions with the environment and work that captures life and its many aspects from joy to sorrow to isolation and friendships are all welcome.

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Also visit our summer gallery exhibition, Impressions, the first showcase of artworks by Mosesian Arts staff and teaching artists. Impressions includes works ranging from paintings, prints, drawings, photographs, and collages to mixed media pieces, music videos, and recordings. Some of our talented designers are exhibiting costumes created for various productions, and the script of a play is available to read for all theater enthusiasts. Impressions will remain on display through August 25.