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ARt-chiTech Lab - Teen Art Class (Oct 4 to 25)

$135.00

ARt-chiTech Lab is an augmented reality (AR) workshop. Create a painting that becomes a portal into a digital world.

In this four-week class, students will first create an original painting, then design a three-dimensional augmented reality experience connected to it. When the finished painting is scanned with an app, the digital world appears, bringing the artwork to life through images, words, sound, and video.

No painting, drawing, or technology experience is required. Students will learn each step of the process while exploring an entirely new way to create and share art.

  • Dates: Sundays, October 4, 11, 18, 25

    Registration Deadline: September 30 8:00a

  • Time: 3:30 - 5:30p

  • Ages: 12 to 18

    Requirements: Personal Laptop, Personal Cell Phone and Earbuds

  • Instructor: Ingrid Woode

  • Location: Wyoming Fine Arts Center

Week 1: Create the Painting: Students will discover how artists and other creative professionals use augmented reality, then begin creating the physical artwork that will serve as the entrance to their digital experience.

Week 2: Build the Digital World: Using software on their laptops, students will begin designing a three-dimensional augmented reality experience and connecting it to their paintings.

Week 3: Add Words and Sound: Students will expand their projects by adding handwriting, text, sound, and other elements that reveal more of the story behind their artwork.

Week 4: Bring It All to Life: Students will add a digital video layer and complete their projects. They will then use an app to scan their paintings and experience the interactive augmented reality worlds they created.

ARt-chiTech Lab is an augmented reality (AR) workshop. Create a painting that becomes a portal into a digital world.

In this four-week class, students will first create an original painting, then design a three-dimensional augmented reality experience connected to it. When the finished painting is scanned with an app, the digital world appears, bringing the artwork to life through images, words, sound, and video.

No painting, drawing, or technology experience is required. Students will learn each step of the process while exploring an entirely new way to create and share art.

  • Dates: Sundays, October 4, 11, 18, 25

    Registration Deadline: September 30 8:00a

  • Time: 3:30 - 5:30p

  • Ages: 12 to 18

    Requirements: Personal Laptop, Personal Cell Phone and Earbuds

  • Instructor: Ingrid Woode

  • Location: Wyoming Fine Arts Center

Week 1: Create the Painting: Students will discover how artists and other creative professionals use augmented reality, then begin creating the physical artwork that will serve as the entrance to their digital experience.

Week 2: Build the Digital World: Using software on their laptops, students will begin designing a three-dimensional augmented reality experience and connecting it to their paintings.

Week 3: Add Words and Sound: Students will expand their projects by adding handwriting, text, sound, and other elements that reveal more of the story behind their artwork.

Week 4: Bring It All to Life: Students will add a digital video layer and complete their projects. They will then use an app to scan their paintings and experience the interactive augmented reality worlds they created.

Meet Your Instructor: Ingrid Woode

From chemistry lab coat to artistry, Ingrid Woode is a versatile musician and visual storyteller whose work spans music, film, and multimedia innovation.  A graduate of Tuskegee University, Ingrid began her career as a chemist while transitioning to  pursue  her passion for the arts full time. As a People’s Choice Award–winning songwriter, she has written and produced for Grammy- and Oscar-winning artists including Queen Latifah, Eric Seats, and Lalah Hathaway.  The CSO has performed her piece, "When This Life Is Over", to a sold out audience at Music Hall.   As musical director of the Woode Tribe Orchestra, her writing and music performances have taken her across the U.S. and most  of Europe.

Beyond music, Ingrid is an accomplished filmmaker and photographer. Her short documentaries and docu-series have earned recognition, including King Me (2019), Fresh (2019), SONGOLOGY (2023), and BE STILL (2024).  Innovative by nature, Ingrid combines her love for the arts and technology, becoming the first black woman to produce a city-wide augmented reality solo exhibition in Cincinnati, Ohio 2024.  Ingrid's most recent short documentary Cake Walk, due to come out late  2026 has already started to garner attention within the film festival circuit.  She recently received a grant from ArtsWave to produce a multi-medium photo project that includes Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR), which will be on exhibit the summer and fall of 2026 at Cincinnati’s Contemporary Arts Center.