I teach art classes to all ages through different organizations like the Youth Sports Alliance and the Kimball Art Center. I am also available for private events and classes. Contact me for more information: info@morganmmccueartist.com
The Youth Sports Alliance (YSA) is excited to offer a four-week art class taught by artist Morgan McCue at Rocky Mountain Middle School for 6th-12th graders as part of the ACTIV8 Program.
The Youth Sports Alliance (YSA) is excited to offer a four-week art class taught by artist Morgan McCue at Timpanogos Middle School for 6th-12th graders as part of the ACTIV8 Program.
.Join Kimball Art Center’s weekly watercolor class with Morgan McCue to explore the vibrant world of watercolor painting. This class is designed for artists of all levels who wish to enhance their skills and experiment with the fluidity and transparency of watercolor.
After School Art Class with Morgan McCue
October 9 - December 11
Thursdays 3:15pm - 5pm
Parley’s Park Elementary
Kimball Art Center’s Art After School is an after-school program that takes place at Park City elementary schools. It is designed for students in 1st through 5th grades and includes lessons in drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media and more.
Schedules, cost and registration available via The Compass.
This three-day camp is for artists who want to have fun and explore new mediums. Runs Tues-Thurs 9:30-12:30
This three-day camp is for artists who are focused on advancing their painting and drawing skills. Runs Tues-Thurs 9:30-12:30
The goal of this class is to expose students to different opportunities available to working artists and provide practical guidance on the application process. They will learn how to write a proposal, create an execution plan, and work collaboratively to bring a client’s objective to life. Students will have the added benefit of an education from Recycle Utah on the harmful impact of plastics on our environment and what they can do to help
Join local watercolor artist Morgan McCue in crafting hand-painted stationery. Learn to play with and appreciate the natural fluidity of the watercolor medium by painting freely and abstractly. As the painting dries, you will recognize “accidental” works of art forming within the abstraction. Using various shaped paper punches, we will trim the most beautiful parts of your painting and mount them on cards. Each card will be a one-of-a-kind art piece and you will have the option of embossing a message below it with hundreds of stamps and different colored embossing powders to choose from.
Wine and light refreshments will be served.
The Youth Sports Alliance (YSA) is excited to offer a four-week art class at Timpanogos Middle School for 6th-12th graders as part of the ACTIV8 Program with Morgan McCue.
Location: Timpanogos Middle School
No Rules 2.0: Reinventing Reality Through Interactive Art: When I asked my last class to define Street Art, words like “vandalism”, “illegal” and, graffiti” were thrown around. This is interesting because Street Art in its contemporary form has largely separated itself from these stereotypes. Cities have embraced urban expression by commissioning huge murals and celebrating flash art and unsanctioned installations. This class will focus on present-day influencers like CJ Hendry and her Pink Chair project, Kobra and his iconic murals, and Wasatch Back’s own vibrant street art scene. I will challenge students to see the physical world as a creative playground by bringing in odd materials each week to work with. The end goal is to transform the classroom into a group installation inspired entirely by their own unique ideas and impulses. On the last day, friends and family will be invited to attend the opening (and closing) of the exhibition. The goal is to inspire and empower students to think outside the box and value their own unique expressions.
The Fine Arts Festival located in Heritage Plaza in Mountain Village highlights a select group of fine art vendors. Car lovers and art lovers alike can stroll around Heritage Plaza and feast their eyes on fine jewelry, paintings, photography, ceramics, metalwork and much, much more. Whether you’re coming from the Concours on the Golf Course or just passing through, the Fine Arts Festival is open to the public to enjoy!
The Sun Valley Arts & Crafts Festival is an outdoor, juried fine arts and crafts show located in historic Ketchum, Idaho. We value and honor art work made by the individual artists. No commercial agents are allowed. This popular community event also includes a kids' activity area, food vendors, and a picnic area with music.
The 55th Annual Kimball Arts Festival showcases the work of jury-selected artists, celebrates the many ways art connects us, and entertains guests with experiential and performance art opportunities.
Art Camp is back for a 5th year with professional watercolorist Morgan McCue! Big beautiful messes with experimentation encourgaed and classic art education peppered in-between.
Meet 175+ visual artists representing the best of Utah and beyond from woodworking and metalwork to 3-D and painting. Find the piece (or pieces!) that speak to you.
Art Camp is back for a 5th year with professional watercolorist Morgan McCue! Big beautiful messes with experimentation encourgaed and classic art education peppered in-between.
Middle-schoolers join me for four consecutive Fridays at Ecker Hill to learn about and create unconventional art. The class is offered through YSA’s ACTiV8 program.
Come to the inaugural Spring Art Showcase featuring 26 local Summit County artists. Free to the public.
A holiday pop-up shopping experience that highlights our local Summit County makers, their products, and their stories,
giving residents and visitors a one-stop-shop location to support local during the holiday season.
The Park City Kimball Arts Festival (the “Festival”) is an award-winning, jury-selected visual arts festival located in the heart of the world-famous resort community of Park City, Utah. Now, in its 53rd year, the Kimball Arts Festival is Utah’s longest-running visual arts festival and is one of the most highly regarded art events in the West.
Tuesday, 7/18 - Thursday 7/20
9:30am - 12:30pm
Silver Springs neighborhood in Park City
Young artists have to the opportunity to learn from a professional artist (me) and make a massive mess in this outdoor camp. Camps are limited to four students. Price includes all materials and daily snack.
The last day of each camp there will be a gallery-type event for family and friends to attend.
JUNE 23 - JUNE 25TH
The 47th annual Utah Arts Festival is scheduled for June 23 – 25, 2023 at the Library Square in downtown Salt Lake City. The Utah Arts Festival is the largest outdoor multi-disciplined event held in Utah. Having garnered numerous awards internationally, nationally and locally, the Festival remains one of the premiere events that kick off the summer in Utah each June with award-winning fine arts in the Artist Marketplace, live performances on five stages, a fine arts exhibition, film program, interactive arts program and culinary arts.
Tuesday, 6/20 - Thursday 6/22
9:30am - 12:30pm
Silver Springs neighborhood in Park City
Young artists have to the opportunity to learn from a professional artist (me) and make a massive mess in this outdoor camp. Camps are limited to four students. Price includes all materials and daily snack.
The last day of each camp there will be a gallery-type event for family and friends to attend.
Join me, one of eight Utah artists chosen, for the 48th Western Federation of Watercolor Societies Spring Exhibition in Dallas, Texas.
Morgan McCue will be a featured artist at the Kimball Art Center’s Spiral Soiree!
Twist and twirl, spin and spiral! The 2023 Soirée celebrates Robert Smithson’s Spiral Jetty and connects to Kimball’s year-long exhibition on art and land.
This lavish cocktail party is a celebration of creativity and connection, raising critical funding that directly supports Kimball Art Center’s dynamic year-round art programs.
An artisanal market and fine art showcase featuring local Utah artists
The Makers Market at Create PC is a pop-up artist collective meets holiday marketplace that supports local artists and creative entrepreneurs.
Creative expression is infinite and there are no boundaries. There is no better way to illustrate that, than by trying different forms of art from around the world and across history. From Gyotaku (traditional Japanese fish printing), to Pop Art, students will explore their own creative expressions through the lens of four, very different art styles. The class will allow students to try different techniques, while learning about their historical context. At the end of the fourth and final class, we will host a gallery show for friends and family. Students will be encouraged to give a brief presentation on one of their favorite pieces/processes.
Three-day art camp for kids ages 6-10 with artist Morgan McCue. Dress for mess!
Three-day art camp for kids (ages flexible) with artist Morgan McCue. Dress for mess!
