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VisArts summer classes begin June 10

Financial aid is available for the in-person and online classes, for everything from pottery to poetry

A clay studio in VisArts

Classes are held in the many studio workshops at the VisArts facility.

Photo by RICtoday

The Richmond Visual Arts Center’s summer classes begin on Monday, June 10. Registration for most classes is still open.

Classes are available for aspiring artists ages 5 and up. Subjects include clay, filmmaking, writing, painting, printmaking, and animation. Many run through the end of the summer.

Tuition for most courses is between $150 and $300, but financial aid is available for all classes. Aid operates on a sliding scale based on income and number of dependents.

Classes that have already filled up have wait lists.

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