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Hands-on art activities are back! Join us in The LeRoy Neiman Art Studio
Art Studio Calendar
Saturdays & Sundays
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. | 2 p.m. – 4 p.m.
May – Hands-on Art Activity: Lunch Around the World
Use inspiration from global cuisines to make a mouth-watering food collage. How can you use different art materials to look like foods? Use oil pastels and found collage materials to decorate a paper plate with your favorite meal. While we experiment with found materials, let’s learn about sustainability and how to prevent food waste!
June – Hands-on Art Activity: Amazing Aquariums with Artist-in-Residence Alexis Javellana Hill
Use repurposed art materials to create your own aquatic masterpiece.
Open Studio with Alexis Javellana Hill
Friday, June 2, 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Artist-in-Residence
Meet our Artist-in-Residence: Alexis Javellana Hill!
April 22 – July 15, 2023
Alexis Javellana Hill’s work brings us into her exploration of found objects such as tickets, receipts, bags, grocery lists, and cards from the South Bay. Hill draws to question the division of space through walls, roads, and borders. Her practice includes works on paper, public art interventions and murals.
Hill was a Teaching Fellow in the Studio Art Department at Dartmouth College and is the current Blau-Gold Studio/Teaching Fellow at Root Division in San Francisco, where her studio is located. She has a BA from Dartmouth College and an MFA from Rhode Island School of Design.
Hill is often inspired by the way children draw their environments and the important systems in their lives, such as their schools, families, and nature. She is excited by what can happen when families experiment, brainstorm, and make art together.
Learn more about our Artist-in-Residence and the Artist-in-Residence program.
Digital Art Party!
The LeRoy Neiman Art Studio is open with a whole new way of creating art. Visitors can use their hands, arms, legs, feet, and their whole body to interact with digital art projections. Action painting, disco dancing and playing with Neiman’s artwork up close are all possible in the newly reopened studio.
