Live Figure Drawing- Winter/Spring 2026

Live Figure Drawing 2026 Tuesdays from 6:30-8:30 at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery Location Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell St. Cambridge MA Admission $15 CAA Member $20 General Admission (per session) Maximum number of attendees: 20 NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS CAA's Live Figure Drawing Sessions meet in our Kathryn Schultz Gallery space on Tuesday evenings. Each session features a live model who transitions through a dynamic mix of long and short poses. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. These are open studio sessions without formal instruction, giving you the freedom to experiment with different materials, drawing styles, and techniques as you capture the human form. Since we're working in our gallery space, please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill. Short Pose Session Schedule<ul><li>Tuesday, January 13 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, January 20 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, January 27 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, February 3 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, February 10 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, February 17 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, February 24 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, March 17 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, March 24 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, March 31 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, April 7 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, April 14 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, April 21 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, May 5 (6:30-8:30pm)</li><li>Tuesday, May 19 (6:30-8:30pm)</li></ul>Please note: NO walk-in registration Schedule &amp; Registration CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present. Advanced registration is required. General Information CAA’s Live Figure Drawing Sessions are held at our Kathryn Schultz Gallery space on Tuesdays. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Kathryn Schultz Gallery

Work in Process Critical Cohort

Work in Process Critical Cohort (wipCRIT) with Mary Bucci McCoy Cohort 6 Dates/Times Course dates: 9 sessions (full schedule below) Thursdays, 7:00-9:00pm Location In-person sessions will be hosted in Cambridge, MA. Online sessions will be hosted on ZOOM. Admission CAA Member Tuition: $675 General Admission Tuition: $800 Maximum: 10 Artists Schedule February 26 – Session 1: Intro (In-person) March 5 – Session 2: Group 1 Crit (Online) March 12 – Session 3: Group 2 Crit (Online) March 26 – Session 4: Group 1 Crit (Online) April 9 – Session 5: Group 2 Crit (Online) April 16 – Session 6: Visiting Artist Session (In-person) April 30 – Session 7: Group 1 Crit (Online) May 7 – Session 8: Group 2 Crit (Online) May 21 – Session 9: Final Meeting (In-person) Artists who participate in wipCRIT cohort 6 will have the opportunity to exhibit at CAA's Window Gallery in Cambridge MA. Class Description: Work in Process Critical Cohort (wipCRIT) launched at the Cambridge Art Association in Spring 2022. wipCRIT is for artists committed to deepening their studio practice and developing a sustained body of work. Facilitated by Mary Bucci McCoy, the intent of each session will be to cultivate an open, reciprocal, and fully engaged dialogue between artists. What you can expect in wipCRIT: Give and take constructive criticism, and supportive exchange Clarify personal and conceptual framework for your work Articulate and refine proposals and artist statements Develop a studio journal writing habit Research and discuss readings and essays on art, artists, art theory and criticism Expand through grounding assignments, challenges, and topical conversation Share links to podcasts, virtual shows, related YouTube videos Connect with opportunities and new networks Thrive in a community of invested peer inspiration and support Please read through the following list of requirements before registering. Artists should have a consistent body of work, a working professional website, and access to a laptop or desktop computer (no iPads or iPhones). You must be comfortable using zoom, chat, google docs and drive, and other platforms. All artists will participate in a mandatory tech check-in before the first class. Dependent on grant funding, there could be partial scholarships available for this program. Please contact Stephanie Todhunter at stodhunter@cambridgeart.org for more information. Cohort Leader: Mary Bucci McCoy Mary Bucci McCoy is a visual artist, designer, writer, and educator whose intimately scaled, non-objective paintings explore the interrelationships of the human, animal, vegetal, and mineral worlds. Her work has been exhibited nationally and internationally at venues including Gray Contemporary, Houston; Kingston Gallery, Boston; Museum St. Wendel, Germany; and Tiger Strikes Asteroid, Philadelphia. She has been an artist in residence at Mass MoCA and Vermont Studio Center, and her work has been supported by a Painting Fellowship from the Massachusetts Cultural Council. In addition to her studio practice, Mary has taught at Montserrat College of Art, written extensively about art for various publications, and served on the Beverly Cultural Council and Massachusetts Artists Leaders Coalition. She holds degrees from Tufts University and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, and lives and works on the coast north of Boston. Parking &amp; Public Transportation to CAA We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Sculptural Weaving with Jeffrey Nowlin

Sculptural Weaving Fiber sculpture has a long and rich history that straddles the divide between craft and fine art. This workshop explores sculptural weaving through coiling and random weave techniques, utilizing traditional basket weaving methods as a way to build volume and flexible structures, with an emphasis on the resourceful use of upcycled textiles and objects. Learn various coiling and random weave techniques to create a unique sculptural composition through guided instruction and demonstrations. All skill levels are welcome. Suggested Materials to Bring<ul><li>Yarn, twine, or embroidery floss</li><li>Rope, parachute cord, or braided clothing strips</li><li>Upcycled garments cut into strips or jersey knit yarn</li><li>Old electrical cords or adapter cables</li><li>Found objects that can be tied or looped</li><li>Yarn or upholstery needles</li><li>Scissors</li><li>Masking or painter's tape</li></ul>Support the Arts While You Create This workshop is part of the Cambridge Art Association's Week of Fundraising — a celebration of creativity and community. Your ticket directly supports local artists and CAA programming. Patron and Legacy ticket upgrades are available for those who wish to give a little more and make a bigger impact on the arts in Cambridge. About Jeffrey Nowlin Jeffrey Nowlin is fiber artist and sculptor whose work investigates the social systems which impact daily life. His sculptures, created with found fabrics, fibers and reclaimed objects, address the complex networks of human life. Nowlin uses weaving, sewing, assemblage,and carving as tools to consider the interwoven themes of mental and physical illness, queerness, race, and economic precarity. He utilizes formal elements to facilitate conversation on how visual culture and critical theory contribute to contemporary art. Nowlin works in Boston as a teacher of foundation studio art and art education. He graduated with an MFA in 3D arts from the Massachusetts College of Art and Design in 2019 and a BFA in Sculpture from Boston University in 2010. His work has been part of numerous Boston area group shows, including those at the Boston Sculptors Gallery, I3C artist Group, and the Kingston Gallery. He is a board member of the Piano Craft Gallery, where he exhibited his first solo exhibition in 2020.

Fundraiser: Glimmer Curator and Artist Tour

Join us for a one-hour tour of Glimmer, led by juror and curator Jessica Roscio, Director of the Danforth Art Museum at Framingham State University. Roscio will be joined by the exhibition's prize-winning artists for a walkthrough of the show, offering insight into the selection process and the works on view. Glimmer explores illumination in its many forms — from literal light, shimmer, and radiance, to metaphorical illumination touching on emotional insight, spiritual presence, and social awareness. The exhibition includes 2D, 3D, and video work presented across two Cambridge galleries: the Kathryn Schultz Gallery at 25 Lowell Street and CAA @ University Place at 124 Mount Auburn Street. Glimmer is on view May 13 – June 26, 2026. Support the Arts While You Create This workshop is part of the Cambridge Art Association's Week of Fundraising — a celebration of creativity and community. Your ticket directly supports local artists and CAA programming. Patron and Legacy ticket upgrades are available for those who wish to give a little more and make a bigger impact on the arts in Cambridge. About Jessica Roscio Jessica Roscio joined the Danforth Art Museum in 2011, was appointed Curator in 2015, and became the Director in 2020. She has overseen curatorial and administrative operations since the Museum became a part of Framingham State University. Prior to the Danforth, Roscio held positions at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, Washington, D.C., and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. She is a regular contributor to Aspect Initiative, an online gallery focusing on contemporary photography. She has juried numerous exhibitions across media both regionally and nationally. Roscio has an MA in Art History from the University at Buffalo and a Ph.D. in American Studies, with a focus on the History of Photography, from Boston University.

Small Works Sale Opening Reception

Small Works Sale Opening Reception and Awards Ceremony Friday, May 15 6-8pm Awards at 7pm Join us for the opening reception of our Small Works Sale featuring 100 works by New England artists, each priced at $100. This is an accessible opportunity to acquire original art and directly support the Cambridge Art Association — bring a friend! Honor CAA Members and Board Members and Volunteers Support the Arts While You Create This workshop is part of the Cambridge Art Association's Week of Fundraising — a celebration of creativity and community. Your ticket directly supports local artists and CAA programming. Patron and Legacy ticket upgrades are available for those who wish to give a little more and make a bigger impact on the arts in Cambridge.

Small Works Sale+Demo

Saturday at the Cambridge Art Association — Small Works Sale &amp; Live Demonstrations Join us for a day of art and craft as part of our week-long fundraiser! Browse our Small Works Sale in the gallery from 12–4 PM, featuring an array of affordable original artwork. At 1 PM, watch Paul Sears demonstrate the art of wood carving using traditional hand tools — live in the gallery. A Newton-based sculptor with roots at the Boston Museum School, Paul has spent decades exploring wood as a medium that carries the memory of its own creation, combining carving and fabrication to bring his pieces to life. Also at 1 PM, step outside to the park adjacent to the gallery for a papermaking demonstration by Lennon Hernandez Wolcott, the Arts and Business Council of Greater Boston's Manager of Development and Programs. A multidisciplinary artist and educator with an MFA from the School of the Museum of Fine Arts at Tufts University, Lennon's practice spans papermaking, printmaking, sculpture, and bookarts, with a focus on community, identity, and craft. Please note: the outdoor papermaking demo is weather dependent. Both demonstrations run until 2 PM. Support the Arts While You Create This workshop is part of the Cambridge Art Association's Week of Fundraising — a celebration of creativity and community. Your ticket directly supports local artists and CAA programming. Patron and Legacy ticket upgrades are available for those who wish to give a little more and make a bigger impact on the arts in Cambridge.

Live Figure Drawing Portraiture

Live Figure Drawing Portraiture (NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS - NO WALK-IN REGISTRATION) Maximum number of attendees: 20 Portraiture - Tuesday, June 16 This session focuses on the art of portraiture, with a lightly clothed model seated close to the group for an intimate drawing experience. Working from a variety of angles — front, profile, and three-quarter views — you'll have the opportunity to study the structure of the face, capture likeness and expression, and explore the subtleties of features, proportion, and light and shadow. Artists are also encouraged to bring a friend and take the opportunity to sketch one another alongside the model. General Information CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present for the long, rapid and portraiture classes. Please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill in our gallery space. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Live Figure Drawing Instruction with Michelle Stevens

Live Figure Drawing with Instructor Michelle Stevens (NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS - NO WALK-IN REGISTRATION) Maximum number of attendees: 20 Instruction with Michelle Stevens - Tuesday, June 23 Work at your own pace with instructor Michelle Stevens on hand to circulate through the room, offering personalized hints and feedback to help you improve your drawing. She will begin the session with a short demo and some helpful tips to get you started. General Information CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present for the long, rapid and portraiture classes. Please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill in our gallery space. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Live Figure Drawing Long Pose

(NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS - NO WALK-IN REGISTRATION) Maximum number of attendees: 20 Long Pose - Tuesday, July 14 This session focuses on 2-3 extended poses. The extra time allows you to move beyond the basics and really explore proportion, anatomy, light and shadow, and detail — ideal for artists who want to slow down and develop a more fully realized drawing. General Information CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present for the long, rapid and portraiture classes. Please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill in our gallery space. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Live Figure Drawing with Instructor Michelle Stevens (NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS - NO WALK-IN REGISTRATION) Maximum number of attendees: 20 Instruction with Michelle Stevens - Tuesday, July 21 Work at your own pace with instructor Michelle Stevens on hand to circulate through the room, offering personalized hints and feedback to help you improve your drawing. She will begin the session with a short demo and some helpful tips to get you started. General Information CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present for the long, rapid and portraiture classes. Please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill in our gallery space. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Live Figure Drawing Rapid Pose

Live Figure Drawing Rapid Pose (NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS - NO WALK-IN REGISTRATION) Maximum number of attendees: 20 Rapid Pose - Tuesday, July 28 Challenge yourself with a fast-paced series of short poses in a mix of lengths, designed to sharpen your observational skills and loosen up your drawing style. Working quickly, you'll learn to capture the essential gesture, movement, and energy of the figure in just a few confident lines. A great session for breaking out of habits and building spontaneity in your work. General Information CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present for the long, rapid and portraiture classes. Please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill in our gallery space. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Live Figure Drawing Portraiture (NO REFUNDS OR TRANSFERS - NO WALK-IN REGISTRATION) Maximum number of attendees: 20 Portraiture - Tuesday, August 4 This session focuses on the art of portraiture, with a lightly clothed model seated close to the group for an intimate drawing experience. Working from a variety of angles — front, profile, and three-quarter views — you'll have the opportunity to study the structure of the face, capture likeness and expression, and explore the subtleties of features, proportion, and light and shadow. Artists are also encouraged to bring a friend and take the opportunity to sketch one another alongside the model. General Information CAA provides tables and chairs for all attendees. Attendees are welcome to bring their own standing or tabletop easel. Attendees must bring their own materials. Please note: artists may bring dry or water-based media. Oil and acrylic paints are not allowed in this figure drawing session. There is no instructor present for the long, rapid and portraiture classes. Please avoid oil paints or any toxic, smelly, or messy materials that could splatter or spill in our gallery space. We work with a diverse roster of models representing different ages, genders, and body types. All sessions are in person, and will be with a nude or lightly clothed model. Registration for these sessions is open to the public. Make sure to review our <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs-2/registration-policies/">Registration Policies</a>. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Fluid Blue [Direct Animation on 16mm Film]

Fluid Blue [Direct Animation on 16mm Film] with Yue Hua Date/Time Tuesday April 14 from 1-4:30pm Location Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell St. Cambridge MA Admission $75 CAA Members $90 General Admission Maximum enrollment: 16 Choose "get tickets" to register. Workshop Description Join us for a hands-on, beginner-friendly Direct Animation Workshop at the Kathryn Schultz Gallery. In just 3 hours, you’ll hand-paint, scratch, collage, and experiment directly on 16mm film—no camera needed—to bring your own annimation to life. Discover the art of motion, make a mess, and leave with your own mini film masterpiece. Materials: No strict requirements. Feel free to bring any ink, paint, blue tape, or other painting tools you'd like to use. The instructor will provide both blank and vintage used film for students to choose from. Screening: At the end of the class, students will exhibit their "art films" on a 16mm projector. Instructor Yue Hua (she/her) is a (Chinese-American) filmmaker and interdisciplinary artist who uses analog film, expanded cinema, and digital media to explore cross-cultural identity , language, and the female experience from a personal lens. Her work, often incorporating personal narrative and cultural background, dismantles traditional roles and empowers women through visual storytelling. She is drawn to film as both material and metaphor: luminous yet vulnerable, recording light and time while bearing the marks of decay. Through analog processes such as scratching, hand-coloring, eco-printing, and weaving discarded 16mm strips, she allows natural forces such as weather, plants, and sunlight to shape outcomes. Her films and performances have been featured internationally at film festivals and galleries, including Revolution Per Minute Film Festivals, Mono No Aware Film Festival, Millennium Film Workshop Channel, Fisura International Festival of Experimental Film &amp; Video, Brooklyn Film Festival, and AVIFF le festival du film d'artiste. Yue holds a BFA from the China Academy of Art, majoring in film and television production, and an MFA in Film and Media Arts at Emerson College. She is a recipient of the UFVA Carole Fielding Grant, Emerging Artist Award from RPM Festival, New England Local Filmmaker Award, and I-Park Residency at CT, and has served as a teaching fellow at Emerson College and RISD. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

Digitize Your Art with Digital Silver Imaging

Digitize Your Art with Digital Silver Imaging Drop-in Digitization Event &amp; Open House Prepare for CAA's Popular Online Portfolio Reviews Date/Time Saturday, March 14 from 10am-4pm Location Digital Silver Imaging , 9 Brighton Street, Belmont, MA 02478 On-street parking and bus service available Digitization Pricing $120 CAA Members $150 General Admission Workshop Description Join us for a special event at Digital Silver Imaging's professional lab! This is perfect for artists preparing for CAA's upcoming online portfolio reviews, or anyone looking to create professional, printable files of their work. After your session with DSI staff you are invited to stay for a brief tour of the facility and learn more about reproduction printing and framing options. Each artist will have 20 minutes with DSI's professional digitizing equipment and staff to capture ultra-high resolution digital files of their artwork. This is a drop-in event with no time slots—first-come, first-served throughout the day. You can digitize approximately 20 pieces of similar depth (works on paper or flat artwork) or up to 10 pieces of varying depths and sizes (canvas, paper, panels, etc.). These numbers are estimates and will vary according to the type of art- we recommend bringing extra artwork just in case. All artwork MUST be under 28" on the longest side—no exceptions. DSI combines technical expertise with artistic understanding to create museum-quality reproductions perfect for exhibition submissions, online portfolios and websites, giclee prints on archival paper, and professional art sales. Custom prints available by appointment with DSI <a href="https://www.cambridgeart.org/programs/registration-policies/">Standard CAA registration policies apply</a> Normally a single scan with the system starts at $60! <a href="https://prints.digitalsilverimaging.com/">Digital Silver Imaging</a> is a Belmont-based photo lab offering digital printing, image editing, and restoration services, plus custom framing. View DSI's detailed process: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IWyaiItCjM&amp;t=16s">DSI Instant Image Archive Services</a>

Digital Silver Imaging

Galentine's Wine + Collage Night

Galentine's Wine + Collage Night with Candice Driver and Steph Todhunter Date/Time Thursday, February 5 from 7-8:30pm Location Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell St. Cambridge MA Admission $25 CAA Members $35 General Admission Maximum enrollment: 18 Choose "get tickets" to register. Program Description Collage a Valentine for your Valentine at the Cambridge Art Association with collage-making, wine, and zero pressure to be perfect! We're gathering to make valentines the old-fashioned way—scissors, glue, magazine clippings, and whatever else we can get our hands on. Call it collage, call it februllage, call it whatever you want. Make cards for your friends, your mom, your cat, whoever deserves some mail. All supplies provided. Wine included. Open to everyone—bring friends or come solo and make new ones. No art experience needed, just a willingness to cut things up and stick them back together. Come make something, drink something, and actually use the postal service for once. Parking &amp; Public Transportation We are closest to the Harvard Square T stop on the Red line. We are then a 15-minute walk, or we are on the 71 and 73 bus routes. There is a small parking lot to the left of 25 Lowell Street; Cambridge Permit parking is available on Lowell Street, as well as neighboring streets. There is also metered parking on Mount Auburn Street, and paid public parking at the <a href="https://www.mountauburnhospital.org/patients-visitors/parking-public-transportation/">Mount Auburn Hospital</a> for $8. Please note that there are road closures on Mount Auburn.

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Experiences

Live Figure Drawing- Winter/Spring 2026

Work in Process Critical Cohort

Sculptural Weaving with Jeffrey Nowlin

Fundraiser: Glimmer Curator and Artist Tour

Small Works Sale Opening Reception

Small Works Sale+Demo

Live Figure Drawing Portraiture

Live Figure Drawing Instruction with Michelle Stevens

Live Figure Drawing Long Pose

Live Figure Drawing Instruction with Michelle Stevens

Live Figure Drawing Rapid Pose

Live Figure Drawing Portraiture

Fluid Blue [Direct Animation on 16mm Film]

Digitize Your Art with Digital Silver Imaging

Galentine's Wine + Collage Night