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Handbuilding on Mondays

Wed, 09 Sep 2026 07:23:59 GMT

HANDBUILDING ON MONDAYS

Beginner to Intermediate
Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

Dates + Times:
September 14, 21, 28

Mondays 6-8:30 pm

Tuition:
$225

Clay is purchased as needed. $65 for #25.
This fee includes glazes and firings.

Handbuilding is the art of using our hands and tools to create ceramic pieces instead of using a wheel. The sculpting of cups, bowls, containers, and choice objects will be demonstrated and are the basic options to create in this course. Guidance and support will be provided to make clay objects… and have fun. Primary ceramic techniques such as coiling, slab, and pinch pot construction, along with ceramic vocabulary will be taught and explored to create effective artworks.

Slip: watery clay mixture used as “glue” and texture
Score: creating a rough edge/texture to connect, close, or add clay with slip
Wedge: the act of preparing clay to reduce air bubbles and soften
Slab: flatten or spread clay from a lump to an equal & even squared slice
Coil: the fundamental act of rolling clay to use to build/create

Students have access to additional studio time outside of class. Each student purchases clay from NISDA (25 lb box). The fee includes the cost of firing and glaze.

Seaside Landscape Paint-a-long

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 08:45:56 GMT

SEASIDE LANDSCAPE PAINT-A-LONG

1 Day Workshop
Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

Date + Time:
Saturday, September 19

10 am–3:30 pm

Tuition:
$210 (including materials /canvas and paint)

Instructor:
Lenny Moscowitz

Join instructor Lenny Moskowitz for an ezciting one-day workshop focused on creating a large-scale painting on a 30" × 30" canvas. Using a provided reference image, you'll follow a guided, step-by-step paint-along.

A Weekend of Drawing

Thu, 03 Sep 2026 06:29:16 GMT

A WEEKEND OF DRAWING
Adult (Teens are invited to enroll)

Dates + Times:

Friday, September 25 + Sunday, September 27

Friday ~ 6:30–8:30 pm: The Draped Figure

Sunday ~ 10 am–12 noon: The Figure in the Natural Landscape

Tuition:
Weekend: 2 classes: $125

Friday only : $65

Sunday only: $65

Basic Materials are provided. Feel free to bring a drawing journal, personal paper, or favorite mark making tools.

Instructor:
Sophie Cross (read bio)

These classes will take special interest in capturing the eye-moving rhythms of the figure and drapery . We will have a special warm up ~ exploring the figure gesturally, with wire.

Friday the studio will be lit to create dramatic forms with the draped figure. Sunday we explore the figure as part of the natural landscape.

Donna Elle

Mon, 31 Aug 2026 08:30:27 GMT

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DONNA ELLE

For Donna Elle, Nantucket has been a muse ever since she moved here as a teenager and fell under the spell of its natural beauty. Nantucket is where she chose to design a life for herself, exploring her passion for design first as a dressmaker and then in her bridal and upholstery workroom and through studies at the Rhode Island School of Design. Nantucket is where she chose to raise a family.

The island is part of who she is, and each project is an expression of her kinship with it. With Donna Elle Design, she offers clients an approach that is both highly intuitive and deeply experience-based.

Interior Design: The Shape of Space

Mon, 31 Aug 2026 08:26:51 GMT

INTERIOR DESIGN:

THE SHAPE OF SPACE

3 Day workshop

Dates:
September 10, 2–4 pm
September 14, 2–4 pm
September 17, 2–4 pm
They can be taken independently, but best to be taken concurrently!

Instructor:
Donna Elle (read bio)

Tuition:
Tuition for each workshop $75

Tuition for all 3 Workshops $200

Donna Elle takes us inside her creative philosophy with “The Shape of Space,” exploring how the places we live in can influence how we feel, connect, and experience everyday life.

Sam Resetarits

Mon, 31 Aug 2026 08:16:36 GMT

TUTORIAL:

BLACK + WHITE DARKROOM PRINTING BASICS

Adult 18+ // All Skill Levels
(Teens are invited to register)

Dates + Times:

A 2.5 hour Hands-On Tutorial in the NISDA Darkroom and Photo Studio.

To register: Please fill out the Tutorial Application below and our office will reach out to you with scheduling choices. Scheduling available afternoons or evenings.

Tuition:
$225 up to 2 students
Materials included

Instructor:
S am Resetarits

This tutorial is designed to bring people back into the darkroom — literally. It's built for photographers who've already done the hard part (shooting and developing black-and-white negatives) and want to learn how to turn those negatives into physical, hand-made prints.

TUTORIAL: Black + White Darkroom Basics

Thu, 27 Aug 2026 10:12:45 GMT

TUTORIAL:

BLACK + WHITE DARKROOM PRINTING BASICS

Adult 18+ // All Skill Levels
(Teens are invited to register)

Dates + Times:

Tuition:
$225 up to 2 students
Materials included

Instructor:
Sam Resetarits

Clay Wheel + Handbuilding Workshop

Thu, 20 Aug 2026 13:22:10 GMT

CLAY WHEEL + HAND BUILDING WORKSHOP

Beginner to Intermediate

Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

NEW Dates:
Fall Session: September 14, 16, 21, 23, 28, 30

Monday + Wednesday

NEW Time:
6-8:30 pm

Instructors:
Penny Hanson + Helen Mills

Tuition 3 week session:
$425.00

Clay: $65 for #25 bag
This includes glazes and firing.

Discover the possibilities of working with clay! Explore throwing, hand-building, coiling, pinching, trimming, glazing, and more while developing your own creative approach. Through group demonstrations and individual guidance, you’ll have the freedom to experiment, build confidence, and bring your ideas to life. The final week focuses on surface treatments and glazing, giving you the chance to add color, texture, and a personal finish to your work. Whether you’re new to clay or looking to grow your skills, come ready to create and have fun with the process!

Students purchase Clay #25 from NISDA.

Surface Design & Direct Techniques

Mon, 27 Jul 2026 11:16:26 GMT

SURFACE DESIGN + DIRECT TECHNIQUES

for Fabric, Paper, Clay Tiles and Wood
Textile and Fiber Arts at the Heifer Barn!

Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

Date + Time:
August 4–27

Tuesday + Thursday 4–6:30 pm
Personal Projects: August 18–25

Instructors:
Kathy Kelm

Mae Blackwell

Avery Reinhold and Seamus Chandler
(NISDA Summer Interns, RISD Textile Majors)

Tuition for 4 weeks:
$425 + Lab Fee for 4 Weeks $65

2 DAY WORKSHOPS
INTEGRATED INTO SURFACE DESIGN:

Memory Patterns + Design Layout:
Tuesday + Thursday August 4 + 6, 4–6:30 pm

Tuition for the week: $125 + $20 Lab fee

Delve into your memories, personal motifs and ornamentation. Enjoy learning about design layout and repeating your patterns. You will recognize the presence of nature and imagery in your life, allowing your innate designs to emerge.

Mono Printing, Stenciling + Stamping

Tuesday + Thursday August 11 + 13, 4-6:30 pm

Tuition for the week: $125 + $20 Lab fee

Explore patterns, surface design layouts, direct painting, mono-printing, stenciling and stamping on paper and cloth. You will create beautiful, often surprising, designs for textiles and other surfaces. Your technique experiments may eclipse into decorative surfaces for cloth, paper, clay tiles, wood, interiors and beyond!

Foundations of Yoga + Meditation

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 11:52:39 GMT

Foundations of Yoga + Meditation

at the Shala at NISDA House of the Moon

Dates + Times:
Tuesdays, Fridays, Saturdays

See schedule to register:

https://houseofthemoon.union.site/events/house-of-the-moon-foundations-of-yoga-meditation-no-experience-needed

Instructors:
Evie Marie and Shannah Green

A place to begin, or begin again. this workshop teaches the foundations of seated meditation, breath & the fundamental yoga postures within a vinyasa (flow) practice. the intention of this workshop is to provide a deeper understanding of the alignment, energetics & ancient intelligence within the practice. all props provided. wear something comfortable to move, sit and rest in~ pack a cozy layer for relaxation as it is an outdoor practice. come as you are, always & in all ways.

No experience needed.

Mary Grazer

Wed, 24 Jun 2026 10:31:27 GMT

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Mary Grazer

Mary Grazer is a ceramic artist and painter from Fort Worth, Texas. She graduated with a BFA and K-12 teacher certification from Midwestern State University in the Spring of 2026. She is currently a post-baccalaureate student at Western New Mexico University in Silver City, New Mexico. Her art has been exhibited in multiple galleries in Texas, including Wichita Falls and San Angelo.

For the last two summers, she has been an intern at the Nantucket School of Design and the Arts, teaching classes and exhibiting her work. Grazer’s utilitarian artwork explores form and function, with a focus on the feminine. Her work focuses on women's representation in media and calls the viewer to consider their personal beliefs surrounding womanhood.

Ross Rosenberg

Mon, 08 Jun 2026 07:46:13 GMT

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Ross Rosenberg

Ross Rosenberg is a recent graduate of Massachusetts College of Art and Design where he majored in ceramics. At MassArt he explored the material qualities of paper clay and honed his skills on the wheel. In both these explorations he has focused on themes of interpersonal engagement, using art making as a means of navigating relations to self, others, and environment.

Ross has served as a technical assistant for multiple MassArt ceramics classes and recently held a position as studio monitor. Ross is enthusiastic to be a part of the long shed this summer!

Long Shed Clay: Private Tutorial Workshops

Thu, 04 Jun 2026 09:39:57 GMT

LONG SHED CLAY STUDIO:
PRIVATE TUTORIAL WORKSHOPS

Upon request

Wheel Throwing or Hand Building Private Workshops:

Thank you for your interest in scheduling a private workshop with us at NISDA! NISDA offers workshops for small groups to explore their own creativity through clay.

Scheduling your Workshop.

There is a $10 application fee. Contact Laura Herhold at nisdaartsnantucket@nsda.org or call at (508) 228-9248 to schedule.

Please inquire 1-2 weeks in advance.

Piero Fenci

Fri, 22 May 2026 09:09:36 GMT

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PIERO FENCI

I’ve always defined myself by the work I have done. I grew up on the island, and consider myself as close to a native as one can get without being born on the rock.

Work has been my salvation in this world into which I have fallen. On the island I have worked as a busboy, a salad chef, a short order cook, a scallop shucker, a sailing instructor, a bartender, an airplane parker, a carpenter, and an instructor at the Nantucket Island School of Design and the Arts.

I am now a professor emeritus, having taught at the state university of Chihuahua for the past 20 years, and at Stephen F Austin State University, a branch of the University of Texas, for the past 50 years.

The key to my happiness is that I adore what I do, and am engaged in a passionate anti-entropic imperative – a quest that creates order in the face of chaos, a life’s work that gives joy to the people I touch.

And I’m not done yet. Lots of irons in the fire. As the old timers I worked with banging nails on the island used to say, “Onward through the fog!”

Penny Hanson

Tue, 31 Mar 2026 09:33:52 GMT

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PENNY HANSON

Penny Hanson received her BFA from Iowa State University in May of 2008. Metals, ceramics, painting, and fibers were her foci along with a BS in psychology as well.

Handbuilding is her preferred area of interest in ceramics. Prior to moving to MA, Penny has taught several different classes at a local student art center at Iowa State and has taken many ceramics classes. She has been teaching hand building for the past 2 summers at NISDA on Nantucket.

When she isn't teaching, she is the woman chiropractor and enjoys walking her dog, Dalilah all around the island especially the beach. Dalilah is a 12 year old white poodle and she has a 4 year old little brother who is a bearded dragon called Kevin. Penny stays very active in her community with volunteering at the Nantucket Elementary School, Nantucket Pride, as well as The Nantucket Island Fair.

Donna Torney

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 12:54:18 GMT

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DONNA TORNEY

Donna Torney (LMHC, CZT) is a Psychotherapist in private practice. Her practice focuses on helping teens and adults to manage stress and build resiliency through Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and mindfulness techniques including yoga, drawing and creative journaling. She is the author of Mindfulness for Emerging Adults: Finding balance in the digital age.

Long Shed Clay

Mon, 16 Mar 2026 11:14:03 GMT

LONG SHED CLAY: 
OPEN STUDIO COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP

Open to Artists over the Age of 18
Prior Experience needed

Days + Times:
June 1–October 31, 2026
Open Studio Hours:
Monday + Wednesday: 8 am–4 pm

Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday + Saturday: 8 am–9 pm

Tuition:
$150 per week (4 week minimum)

Additional weeks $150/wk

All participants must buy and use NISDA clay. We have Cone 06-04 Terracotta and Cone 5 B-Mix White clay bodies. #25 is $65. This fee includes glaze materials and firing fee.

Please note: Experienced potters and hand builders in clay may apply for Long Shed Open Studio privileges at NISDA. Applicants should have prior experience and be able to work independently. There is no instruction included with this program. Participants must follow studio policies and initially meet with studio techs for an orientation. Open studio members also participate in one hour of studio craft per week, such as assisting in the loading and unloading of kilns or helping to keep materials organized.

Spencer Verney

Wed, 11 Jun 2025 09:09:19 GMT

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SPENCER VERNEY

Spencer is a professional artist working in the medium of oil paint with a focus on landscapes, portraits and commissions. He studied at The Florence Academy of Art in Italy. He is affiliated with the Buck & Doe Trust, the Brandywine Conservancy, the Nantucket Conservation Foundation, the Nantucket Artists Association, and the Institute of Classical Architecture & Art.

Artists Statement:
I believe that art has the ability to transcend language, location, and demographics to connect people to place; to foster a sense of community within that place; and to develop the kind of emotional relationships that encourage education about, and exploration and preservation of, the natural land. It’s my hope that anyone who finds my work is moved by the beauty of our natural world; that they, too, feel an urgent responsibility to protect it, for generations to come.

For over a decade, my compositions have advocated for the profound importance of our natural world by focusing on preserved lands and protected water sources in both Pennsylvania’s Brandywine River Valley region and Nantucket, Massachusetts. Alongside my ongoing work, I’ve painted commissions for the Nantucket Conservation Foundation, the Nantucket Historic Association, the Brandywine Conservancy, the Buck and Doe Trust, and the Cheshire Land Preservation Fund, each with the mission to raise conservation awareness and promote the stewardship of natural resources among their respective communities.

Laura Herhold

Sun, 08 Jun 2025 09:12:43 GMT

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LAURA HERHOLD

Laura Herhold attended the Silvermine College of Art and the Art Institute of Boston before earning her degree in Ceramics at RISD. She also did graduate work at Lesley University in “Integrated Teaching Through the Arts.” Throughout her work life she has been engaged in the creative world, whether it be studio life, teaching, or as part of a design/business collaboration. In her mind it all flows together, one strand informing and supporting another. The greatest reward of art making is the realization of one’s creative thinking. Her students will be coached through skills & techniques, encouraged to lean into their intuition and imagination as they engage in the work.

Laura has taught clay, nature drawing, and 3D design to children and adults. She has produced mixed media drawings, made vessels, sculptures and mobiles, and shown her work. She has written grants and entered urban art installation competitions. She has designed and built theatrical sets, renovated five houses, designed and built out a restaurant, made quilts, and made Halloween costumes – including a Santa Claus outfit that has been worn for 36 years. She likes to spend time in nature. At NISDA she serves as a special-projects coordinator, a teacher, and as a member of the Board of Directors.

Mae Blackwell

Thu, 29 May 2025 10:01:09 GMT

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MAE BLACKWELL

Mae Blackwell is a native Nantucket artist who enjoys working across a variety of mediums and materials. She holds a Bachelor of Arts from Simmons University, with a strong focus on photography, screen printing and textiles. She also has a strong background in Arts Administration, with experience in curating, installing and documenting exhibitions, archival work, and teaching. Mae sees art as a powerful method for community building, collaboration, connection and healing. She aims to integrate this belief in the workshops she teaches and in her day to day life, and she can't wait to share her practice with others .

Helen Mills

Tue, 27 May 2025 09:21:43 GMT

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HELEN MILLS

Coming from a large family of artists and nerds, I've settled quite happily in ceramics. Playing in the mud and creating is how I spent most of my childhood growing up in Indiana. I found a love for studying life and completed a bachelors of biology at Purdue University. Each semester I would enroll in a fine arts course for myself, and eventually I happened to reconnect with ceramics in 2020. I found that I had the patience and curiosity needed to fall in love with clay. Since then, I have been a bit obsessed with the process. It is an outlet, a self-study, a practice in discipline, and a form of expression. Creating offers us the opportunity to connect to source, connect to others, and connect to ourselves as we explore the process of bringing something to life.

Sophie Eliza Cross

Mon, 07 Apr 2025 09:01:07 GMT

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SOPHIE ELIZA CROSS

Boston based artist Sophie Cross will be teaching Kinder & Youth Arts, Drawing, and Forest Bathing. A lifelong artist, Sophie grew up at Nisda! With an innate love of clay, young Sophie explored the natural environment on island, while her mother, director Laura Herhold taught in the clay studio and facilitated NISDA programs.

Sophie studied at the Art Institute of Boston and Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts earning a BFA in traditional figurative sculpture. Sophie teaches Figurative Drawing, and Still Life with a special interest in drapery. Sophie expanded her studies and skillset to earn her Masters degree in mental health counseling specializing in Art Therapy from Lesley University. Sophie is holistic in everything she does, offering well rounded children’s programming, including yoga and stretching, exploring the creative process with materials, self expression and gaining technique and knowledge of the arts in other cultures. Sophie combines her passion for the arts and wellness in her work.

Ian Torney

Wed, 02 Apr 2025 07:17:06 GMT

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IAN TORNEY

Ian Torney is an artist, an arts educator and administrator, and an exhibition curator. Mr. Torney has been teaching in the Visual Arts for over four decades – he began his career as a Teaching Fellow at the Hotchkiss Summer School, followed by five years at the Pomfret School and 21 years at St. Paul’s School, where he served as both the Fine Arts Director and Arts Division Head. He joined the faculty at his alma-mater Milton Academy in 2012 to teach in the Visual Arts and served for 10 years as the department Chair – he currently serves as the Nesto Gallery Director.

Additionally, Mr. Torney served for five years as the Co- President of the Independent School Art Instructors Association, and remains on the leadership council of the Art Association of New England Preparatory Schools. Mr. Torney holds a BA in Visual Arts from Bowdoin College, an MAEd from the Rhode Island School of Design, and an MFA from the Art Institute of Boston. He has participated in several summer residencies, most notably: the New York Studio School; the Anderson Ranch Art Center in Snowmass, CO; the Humberside School of Art and Design in Hull, England; at Studio Art Centers International in Florence, Italy; and most recently at NISDA/the Nantucket Island School of Design & Art.

Mr. Torney is also a practicing, professional landscape painter who exhibits his work annually – he is a member of the Copley Society of Art in Boston, and is represented by the Hurricane Mountain Design Gallery of North Conway, NH. In 2025 Mr. Torney was honored as the Massachusetts Art Education Association as the Independent School Arts Educator of the Year; and in 2026 he has been honored as the National Art Education Association Eastern Secondary Schools Arts Educator of the Year.

See more at www.iantorneyart.com .

Michael Frassinelli

Wed, 02 Apr 2025 07:12:06 GMT

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MICHAEL FRASSINELLI

Michael Frassinelli studied art at the University of Connecticut, with a focus on design and sculpture, receiving his BFA in 1986. He has been a prop maker, set designer, mask-maker, free-lance artist and ship’s carpenter, and has worked with a variety of people, from Berkeley California's Shotgun Players and The San Francisco Ballet and to Vermont’s Bread and Puppet Theatre, a German theater production company, and a Balinese mask-carver. Although he has worked in a variety of art mediums over the last 40 years his recent work from the Legend of the Pianistas series which includes sculpture made entirely out of piano parts and photorealistic cabinets of curiosity. Since 2002, Frassinelli has taught at the Dana Hall School in Wellesley, Massachusetts, where he is Chair of the Visual Arts Dept. and Director of the Dana Hall Art Gallery.

Betsy Sibley

Tue, 25 Mar 2025 09:25:42 GMT

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BETSY SIBLEY

Elizabeth (Betsy) Sibley is a practicing artist and teacher. In addition to receiving her MA, MFA in Fiber at UWM she has studied with many Fiber/Textile artists throughout the country. Her own recent work utilizes computer images, rescued materials in addition to stitchery to create personal imagery. Betsy is a familiar face at NISDA.

Kathy Kelm

Tue, 25 Mar 2025 09:18:47 GMT

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KATHY KELM

Kathy Kelm is NISDA’s Founding Director. Rhode Island School of Design, BFA/Fine Arts. RISD Assistant Professor; Textiles, Art-in-Environment, Art Ed; Cultural Expressions: Interdisciplinary Curriculum at Providence Campus and founded Nantucket RISD Summer Session 1973 – 1978 which birthed Nantucket Island School of Design & the Arts, founded in 1978 through affiliation with Mass Art Boston. In 1973, with Larry Cronin, began 1st Sand Castle Day, orchestrated NISDA’s program facility rentals: Islander homes for housing, Public High School classrooms, Academy Hill, Coffin School, Historic Association’s Lightship Nantucket, to purchase of 71 Washington Street Artist Residency cottages, Seaview Farm Dairy Barn, Long Shed and gifting of 55 Wauwinet property and house for Residency.

Eve Wetlaufer

Mon, 10 Mar 2025 08:59:00 GMT

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EVE WETLAUFER

Eve Wetlaufer, who in addition to being a professional potter, has dedicated her life to animal welfare and environmental justice earning an advanced degree in Animal Studies at NYU. She is currently pursuing a graduate degree in Art Therapy.

Larry Cronin

Sun, 16 Feb 2025 09:08:33 GMT

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LARRY CRONIN

Nantucket Water Gardens and Nantucket Photography; Photo documenta6on of RISD – NISDA Nantucket Programs. Suppor6ve anchor to NISDA’s founder, overseer of NISDA School and Residency Building through the decades.

Art Workshop Parties

Wed, 12 Feb 2025 10:44:59 GMT

CREATE A SPECIAL DAY!

Art Workshop Parties
@ Nisda’s Dairy Barn Studios + Meadow
for kids + other adventurers

$400 for 90 minutes // up to 8 participants
Additional participants at $50 each // maximum 12 in total.

All art materials are provided

For more information regarding scheduling:
Contact us at nisdaartsnantucket@nisda.org or 508-228-9248

Tutorial Instruction

Wed, 12 Feb 2025 09:35:32 GMT

TUTORIAL INSTRUCTION

Upon Request

You may arrange tutorials with our NISDA faculty. Tutorials can be for individuals and groups of Adults, Teens, Youth or Families. Scheduling is dependent on instructor and/or studio availability.

Please call 508-228-9248 or visit NISDA office to inquire. Pricing based on number of participants.

Adam Mallin

Tue, 11 Feb 2025 10:12:05 GMT

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Adam Mallin

Adam completed his studies at Sarah Lawrence College, double majoring in computer science and artificial intelligence. While there Adam also obtained a master's degree in education. He has taught kindergarten, advanced computers, constructed smart houses, trained service dogs, lived and traveled in Israel .

Recently Adam began working with drones, initially collaborating with local municipalities to outfit them with equipment for search and rescue operations, as well as providing flying instruction and installation services.

At Nisda Adam will lead a workshop introducing the techniques necessary to use the drone in an artistic fashion, documenting locations, events and recreational travel.

Experience:
FAA AUV – Certified Operator of Unmanned Aircraft; Diverse background across Education, Technology and services for Community Benefit; Independent photographer and Media Specialist

Technical Skills:
IT & Media, Software, Drone Operation, Aerial Photography, Videography, Real Estate Media, Public Safety Drone Training, Film making

Drone Photograph from Artistic Expression to Drone Media Specialty Marketing and Professional Operational Needs.

IT Director/Instructor, International School in Stavanger, Norway

Taught and designed innovative computer curriculum, Church Street School, NYC, NY

Israeli Kibbutz Therapeutic Horseback Riding Instructor

Animal assisted therapy and received training as a service dog trainer. Canine training and behavior for adults to Guided at-risk youth training to rehabilitate shelter dogs. A commitment that continues today.

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Handbuilding on Mondays

HANDBUILDING ON MONDAYS

Beginner to Intermediate Adult 18+ (Teens are invited to register)

Seaside Landscape Paint-a-long

SEASIDE LANDSCAPE PAINT-A-LONG

1 Day Workshop Adult 18+ (Teens are invited to register)

A Weekend of Drawing

A WEEKEND OF DRAWING Adult (Teens are invited to enroll)

Donna Elle

NISDA STAFF

DONNA ELLE

Interior Design: The Shape of Space

INTERIOR DESIGN:

THE SHAPE OF SPACE

3 Day workshop

Sam Resetarits

TUTORIAL:

BLACK + WHITE DARKROOM PRINTING BASICS

Adult 18+ // All Skill Levels (Teens are invited to register)

TUTORIAL: Black + White Darkroom Basics

TUTORIAL:

BLACK + WHITE DARKROOM PRINTING BASICS

Adult 18+ // All Skill Levels (Teens are invited to register)

Clay Wheel + Handbuilding Workshop

CLAY WHEEL + HAND BUILDING WORKSHOP

Beginner to Intermediate

Adult 18+ (Teens are invited to register)

Surface Design & Direct Techniques

SURFACE DESIGN + DIRECT TECHNIQUES

for Fabric, Paper, Clay Tiles and Wood Textile and Fiber Arts at the Heifer Barn! Adult 18+ (Teens are invited to register)

2 DAY WORKSHOPS INTEGRATED INTO SURFACE DESIGN:

Foundations of Yoga + Meditation

Foundations of Yoga + Meditation

at the Shala at NISDA House of the Moon

Mary Grazer

NISDA STAFF

Mary Grazer

Ross Rosenberg

NISDA STAFF

Ross Rosenberg

Long Shed Clay: Private Tutorial Workshops

LONG SHED CLAY STUDIO: PRIVATE TUTORIAL WORKSHOPS

Upon request

Piero Fenci

NISDA STAFF

PIERO FENCI

Penny Hanson

NISDA STAFF

PENNY HANSON

Donna Torney

NISDA STAFF

DONNA TORNEY

Long Shed Clay

LONG SHED CLAY: OPEN STUDIO COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP

Open to Artists over the Age of 18 Prior Experience needed

Spencer Verney

NISDA STAFF

SPENCER VERNEY

Laura Herhold

NISDA STAFF

LAURA HERHOLD

Mae Blackwell

NISDA STAFF

MAE BLACKWELL

Helen Mills

NISDA STAFF

HELEN MILLS

Sophie Eliza Cross

NISDA STAFF

SOPHIE ELIZA CROSS

Ian Torney

NISDA STAFF

IAN TORNEY

Michael Frassinelli

NISDA STAFF

MICHAEL FRASSINELLI

Betsy Sibley

NISDA STAFF

BETSY SIBLEY

Beginner to Intermediate
Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

1 Day Workshop
Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

A WEEKEND OF DRAWING
Adult (Teens are invited to enroll)

Adult 18+ // All Skill Levels
(Teens are invited to register)

Adult 18+ // All Skill Levels
(Teens are invited to register)

Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

for Fabric, Paper, Clay Tiles and Wood
Textile and Fiber Arts at the Heifer Barn!

Adult 18+
(Teens are invited to register)

2 DAY WORKSHOPS
INTEGRATED INTO SURFACE DESIGN:

LONG SHED CLAY STUDIO:
PRIVATE TUTORIAL WORKSHOPS

LONG SHED CLAY: 
OPEN STUDIO COMMUNITY MEMBERSHIP

Open to Artists over the Age of 18
Prior Experience needed

You may arrange tutorials with our NISDA faculty. Tutorials can be for individuals and groups of Adults, Teens, Youth or Families. Scheduling is dependent on instructor and/or studio availability.

Please call 508-228-9248 or visit NISDA office to inquire. Pricing based on number of participants.