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When you choose to participate in PAAM's educational programs, you not only nurture your creativity, you help ensure that learning in the arts is available to children, youth, and adults in our extended community throughout the year. Come study at the Museum School at PAAM year-round and join an arts community that spans a century of ground-breaking creativity.
Elder Art is a new program for mature adults who bring a wealth of life experience to the creative process. Classes are designed to engage and support a variety of levels of art-making experience—from beginners to those interested in expanding and deepening their creative skills. READ MORE!
SPRING AND FALL COURSES AT THE LILIAN ORLOWSKY/WILLIAM FREED MUSEUM SCHOOL

Check back often for new workshop listings!

Art Reach - a FREE after school immersion program at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum.

This new program meets three afternoons each week from November through May, 2010.
The Romanos Rizk and Robyn Watson Scholarships at the LOWF Museum School
The Lillian Orlowsky and William Freed Foundation Grant for American Painters Aged 45 or Older
Chester I. Solomon Life Drawing

Tuesdays and Fridays 9:30am-11:30am, year-round.
No pre-registration required. Walk-ins welcome. Male and female models provide a variety of poses. Easels are provided, but participants must bring all other supplies.Fee: $10 per session, $45 for 5 sessions.

The 2010 Fredi Schiff Levin Lecture Series

This series began in 2003 in honor of the artist Fredi Schiff Levin, who was a member of Provincetown's arts community from the 1960s until her passing in 2002. PAAM gratefully acknowledges John and Toni Levin, who make this program possible with their generous support.

Drawing in the Galleries:

Visitors are welcome to sketch from works displayed in the PAAM galleries. Students and artists must provide their own drawing supplies. Pencil and colored pencil are permitted. 

 Volunteering and Internships at PAAM
Drawing at PAAM gives students and artists the opportunity to practice figure drawing from a professional live model, and to draw from works in the gallery.
Membership at PAAM includes a 5% discount on classes & workshops at the Museum School.
Join or renew your membership here.

 

Since the 1920s the Provincetown Art Association and Museum has participated in the Outer Cape’s tradition of offering instruction and studio art classes to visitors and members of our community. In 1982 PAAM’s educational mission was furthered when the Museum School at PAAM was officially founded, with an onsite studio classroom. Modeled after the Art Students League of New York, the Museum School has provided students of all levels the opportunity to work with local, professional artists in a variety of settings and media—working en plein air and in the traditional, studio classroom environment.

The school has evolved over the past 21 years into a year-round program, featuring two months of summer classes and an 8-week studio intensive, as well as fall and winter workshops and multi-week classes.

To deepen participation in our artistic community, students are invited to become members of PAAM. As PAAM continues its commitment to support and represent contemporary artists, each new artist/member joins a long roster of distinguished American artists who have studied, taught, and exhibited at the Provincetown Art Association and Museum over the last century.

See Also: Campus Provincetown

 
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