STAAR Studio’s fall visual arts educational classes are being taught by a respected Tennessee artist who guide aspiring artists though painting a with watercolors. In two separate classes, both adults and children will leave with a watercolor of an autumn pumpkin.
“Offering a regular season of classes for adults, youth and children is a priority for STAAR,” said Tammy Pierchoski, Executive Director of STAAR Theatre at Antoinette Hall. “Classes we have offered in the past have been very popular, so we expect great interest in those we have planned.”
Pierchoski emphasized that class participants do not have to have any prior experience in the arts.
“Our instructors are professionals in their disciplines, and they are prepared to guide and inspire student in a relaxing atmosphere,” Pierchoski said, adding that class sizes are small to ensure personalized attention.
Classes will be held at STAAR Studio, known to Giles Countians as the old Abernathy Hardware building, located at 111 North First Street on the Pulaski Courthouse Square. Register for classes at staarthetre.org.
