Youth Arts Schedule
Winter/Spring 2025
Discover creativity and inspiration at the Morris Graves Museum of Art! The Humboldt Arts Council offers a variety of engaging youth arts workshops designed to spark imagination and nurture artistic skills. Our programs provide hands-on opportunities for young artists to explore, create, and grow.
Registration is now open for the workshops listed below! Spaces are limited, so secure your spot today. Please note that after completing your payment, you will receive a registration form with your receipt, which must be submitted before the first day of class.
If a program is full, we’d be happy to add you to the waiting list. Please email haley@humboldtarts.org or call (707) 442-0278 ext. 203 for assistance.
After School Classes
Drawing Class: 3rd-5th Grade/5 Week Series/ Tuesdays & Thursdays/ 3:30-5pm/Starts Tuesday, January 14th
$150.00
Register
Drawing Class: 6th-8th Grade/Three Day Series/ Wednesdays/ 4-5:30pm/ Starts April 23rd
$50.00
Register
School Break Workshops
Rebirth Art Series: 6th-8th Grade/Spring Break Camp/ Mon-Fri/ 9am-12pm/ Starts April 7th
$150.00
Register
Art Teacher Bios
GENEVIEVE KJESBU
Haley Davis
Haley Davis is an Art Educator and practicing interdisciplinary artist with degrees in Fine Art, Art Education and experience in puppetry, performance, story-telling, scientific illustration, painting, jewelry, pottery, sculpture, welding, graphic design and more. Haley has served as a Teaching Artist for the California Arts Council and Humboldt County Office of Education and is the Create California Arts Now Advocate for Humboldt County. Passionate about fostering creativity, Haley empowers students to build confidence, develop artistic skills, and explore their unique voice in the community.
Matthew Oliveri
Matthew Oliveri is an artist, educator and entrepreneur who has lived and worked in Eureka, CA since 2000. Adept with several media, he discovered his true passion, spray paint, 15 years ago and has been working with it and Plexiglas almost exclusively since then. His two businesses, Accident Gallery and The Siren’s Song Tavern have been heralded as cultural cornerstones in Eureka. Places where creators of all disciplines could find a welcoming forum to share their talents. He currently works with at-risk youth, teaching them the joy and freedom of aerosol painting.