When I went to the Art Lab, the street leading right to the entrance was completely flooded, so I had to take a different route. It turned out that every other street after the entrance to the Art Lab was a one-way street going the opposite way, so I had to go down several blocks just to get in through the exit.

When I finally got there, the only class offered was for kindergarteners. Since I was already there, and I didn’t want to just go home without doing anything, I decided to take the class with them. When I walked into the classroom, they were all painting realistic people, but I am still stuck on doing stick figures, so it was embarrassing to see them doing much more advanced pictures. I ended up leaving the class and tried looking for another the same day, but the next class for people my age wasn’t for a few more days, so I would have had to leave and come back a completely different time.

I decided to stay longer and look at the paintings and sculptures that were on display. I also found out that there were many different classes offered. This included classes offered for painting, drawing, sowing, photography, darkroom photography, and stained glass painting. There were many different studios for each class, and many of the works produced there were on display.

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