Art on 30th is a vibrant art school and community in San Diego that offers classes for artists of all levels. With dedicated gallery space, private artist studios, and monthly sessions on "How to Take Your Art to Market," it provides a supportive and inspiring environment for artists to create and grow.
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April 22nd, 6–9pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
April 23rd, 6–9pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
April 25th, 6–9pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
April 25th, 6–9pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
April 30th, 10:30am–1:30pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
May 4th, 11am–2pm Pacific Time (2 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
May 5th, 11am–2pm Pacific Time
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
May 19th, 11am–2pm Pacific Time
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
May 22nd, 6–9pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
May 22nd, 6–9pm Pacific Time (5 sessions)
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
June 1st, 11am–3pm Pacific Time
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
June 9th, 10:30am–2pm Pacific Time
Art on 30th @ 4434 30th Street, San Diego
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The building that is now Art on 30th once housed the Morse Security Company. We have left the original mosaic logo in the lobby floor as an homage to the building’s history. The original Samuel Morse was an artist made famous by his portrait of American President John Adams. He also invented the Morse Code. So the mosaic has an unexpected association with art.
Art on 30th was the vision of Kate Ashton in 2013 and officially opened its doors in January 2015. Ashton wanted a venue that honored the artists she mentored, a space that would be inspiring not only to work in, but for all who visit.
Art on 30th offers classes for beginning as well as advanced artists. It also has two rooms dedicated to being both classrooms and gallery space. The second floor houses 15 private artist studios.
Art on 30th is also a community of artists who are courageous enough to take their art to market and do it successfully. Ashton offers monthly sessions for the larger community on “How to Take Your Art to Market.”
Students at Art on 30th have generally positive things to say about the classes offered. Many students praise the instructors for their knowledge and patience, making the learning experience enjoyable. Students appreciate the relaxed and pleasant learning environment, which helps foster creativity. The classes cover a variety of techniques and materials, including acrylics, collages, acrylic pouring, and encaustic painting. Students feel that they have learned a lot from these classes and are eager to continue exploring their newfound skills. Students generally highly recommend Art on 30th for aspiring artists. Direct quotes: - "The class and instructor were excellent. It was a great introduction to acrylics, collages, and various tools. I definitely will take another class with Susie." - "Chuck is an outstanding teacher. He is a master at his craft and teaches techniques to his students that build their confidence and enhance their style." - "The instructor was personable and informative."
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