We are thrilled to welcome Mika Samuelle, a New York City native, who grew up surrounded by artists, authors, and musicians for a special artist talk. Samuelle studied theater in London and went on to create a dynamic career as Stage Manager working on Off-Broadway productions, Broadway musicals, and operas in Italy. Her time with the New York City Ballet, …
Each month at PCAC, we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" - artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. October's Featured Artwork: Edvard Munch's "Scream (1893)" and the Expressionism movement Bring your favorite beverages and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you paint. Limited spots available! Click Here to …
An advocate for arts education, professional dancer and educator, Dajhia Ingram Maddox believes in the power of community building through dance and all art forms. This event will introduce attendees to the power of mind/body connection through dance, movement and writing. This exercise, guided by Maddox, will enable participants to write down the words that …
Each month at PCAC, we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" - artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. November's Featured Artwork: Pablo Picasso's "Woman Wearing a Beret and Checkered Dress (1937)" and the Cubism movement Bring your favorite beverages and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you paint. …
We are honored to welcome author, poet, freelance journalist, ghostwriter, blogger, school climate and culture consultant, Felicia Sherelle, for a special artist talk. During this event, Sherelle will present a live poetry reading while reflecting on her creative journey from emerging writer to self-published author and accomplished journalist. Through a selection of deeply personal works, …
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Each month at PCAC, we are dedicating an evening to celebrating "The Greats" - artists whose work shaped art history and continue to inspire us to this day. December's Featured Artwork: Henri Matisse's "Goldfish (1937)" and the Fauvism movement Bring your favorite beverages and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while you paint. Limited spots available! Click Here to Register
We are delighted to welcome writer and multidisciplinary artist, Mizan Rahman, for an engaging discussion of his creative work, which encompasses poetry, storytelling, and visual expression. Rahman is the author of notable collections such as Ecstasy of Solitude and The Moon Promises, both of which invite readers into a journey of healing, resilience, and hope. …