The show contains 40 recent works: paintings, drawings, and monotypes – all available for purchase. 16 of these pieces will be hanging for you to see in person at the OAB. Four studio tour videos (one from each artist) will be presented as the show unfolds.

Royce Deans and Angela Saxon will teach you to make monotypes by hand. They will start with a demo, then explore basic markmaking techniques, learning to pull prints with a wooden spoon.
Teachers: Angela Saxon. Royce Deans.

The idea for this show came to Richard Stocker in response to the long, grey Michigan winter and as a way to celebrate the arrival of Spring. The artist approaches his work with a deep curiosity to see how the brush, leading like a conductor’s baton, describes his feelings.

OAB will host an in-person exhibit to share the work of over 360 Leelanau County middle and high school students and volunteers from Michigan Legacy Art Park.

Come to our 9^th annual plein air exhibition and sale. Artists will have painted in various locations en plein air. The show will display these works "fresh off the easel" – for your enjoyment as well as to purchase.

Through the exploration of small studies, access your creative side and develop two finished watercolor pieces. This class is perfect for beginners or anyone looking to brush up on their approach to watercolor.
Teacher: Susan Lingg.

Leelanau Community Cultural Center, in collaboration with the Little Garden Club, is pleased to announce a virtual/online presentation of the Art of the Garden Exhibit and Sale.

The 23^rd annual art fair consists of 60 art booths on the OAB lawn. The 'Artists' Market' features all kinds of fine arts and crafts. Gourmet food items are also available.

One of the easiest and least understood ways to make your watercolor paintings stand out is through the use of color. In this class you will be shown how to see new colors and to apply them to your paintings.
Teacher: Charles Passarelli.