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This month, the theme is “Craftula” - a play on the vampire Count Dracula - for Halloween, according to the CMA Instagram.

“While I know we are nowhere near, you know, the end of the pandemic, it’s just a nice reminder for us to let the general public know it is a space you can utilize.” “This is also a reminder to the general public that the studio exists, that we’re there, and again, we used to run a lot more programs before COVID,” Green said. The CMA was inspired by “Open Studio,” its long-standing event following the same premise but held on Saturdays, to create “Studio at Night.” “We provide the theme and the prompt, and you can run as wild with it as you want,” Green said.įollowing the pandemic, the museum aimed to communicate the reopening of public studio access after the hiatus, Green said. Guests can create paintings, drawings, sculptures and more, using supplies provided by the museum - including acrylic paint, popsicle sticks, tissue paper and milk crates. Megan Green, manager of studio initiatives at the museum, said the program guarantees the creative and individualistic freedom of each participant. The recurring program takes place on the first Thursday of each month, with the cost of entry included in the $5 museum admission fee. Returning after a break during the COVID-19 pandemic, “Studio at Night” is an event in which participants can take advantage of the studio’s art supplies while engaging in a specially curated theme, according to the CMA website. The Columbus Museum of Art wants those in the area to run wild with its interactive “Studio at Night,” an open studio experience Thursdays from 6-9 p.m. The Columbus Museum of Art is set to host its monthly interactive “Studio at Night” Thursdays from 6-9 p.m.