
Drop-In Art Making: Luminous Lines
December 7, 12:00–4:00 pm

Practice drawing on black paper using vibrant pens, metallic markers, and oil pastels! Our drawing materials will come alive when contrasted with the black background of the paper. We’ll take inspiration from yes we're open and yes we're black owned (2021) by Lauren Halsey and spend the afternoon drawing luminous lines!
Visitors of all ages are invited to a weekly drop-in art-making workshop to create art inspired by exhibitions on view. Family-friendly projects welcome visitors for a fun afternoon of connecting with exhibition themes through a hands-on experience with a range of art materials.
Accessibility
- Interactivity Level: Low. Visitors are welcome to engage in art making any time during a three-hour window, but participation is completely voluntary.
- Program Length: This program runs from 2 to 5:00 pm. Participants are welcome to drop in at any time
- Accommodations: Assistive listening devices, sighted guides, verbal description, a quiet space, ear defenders, fidgets, and adaptive art materials are available.
- Format: Visitors are welcome to join any time during a three-hour window. Educators are available to describe the art-making project and its inspiration.
For more information on accessibility at the Studio Museum in Harlem, please visit our Accessibility page. If you would like more information about accessibility at this event, please contact [email protected].
The Studio Museum in Harlem’s Learning & Engagement programs are supported by the Thompson Foundation Education Fund.

Generous Support for Studio Sundays provided by Art Bridges
Drop-In Art Making: Luminous Lines
December 7, 12:00–4:00 pm

Practice drawing on black paper using vibrant pens, metallic markers, and oil pastels! Our drawing materials will come alive when contrasted with the black background of the paper. We’ll take inspiration from yes we're open and yes we're black owned (2021) by Lauren Halsey and spend the afternoon drawing luminous lines!
Visitors of all ages are invited to a weekly drop-in art-making workshop to create art inspired by exhibitions on view. Family-friendly projects welcome visitors for a fun afternoon of connecting with exhibition themes through a hands-on experience with a range of art materials.
Accessibility
- Interactivity Level: Low. Visitors are welcome to engage in art making any time during a three-hour window, but participation is completely voluntary.
- Program Length: This program runs from 2 to 5:00 pm. Participants are welcome to drop in at any time
- Accommodations: Assistive listening devices, sighted guides, verbal description, a quiet space, ear defenders, fidgets, and adaptive art materials are available.
- Format: Visitors are welcome to join any time during a three-hour window. Educators are available to describe the art-making project and its inspiration.
For more information on accessibility at the Studio Museum in Harlem, please visit our Accessibility page. If you would like more information about accessibility at this event, please contact [email protected].
The Studio Museum in Harlem’s Learning & Engagement programs are supported by the Thompson Foundation Education Fund.

Generous Support for Studio Sundays provided by Art Bridges
