Artini: Art in Motion, Alcohol Ink Art

Artini: Art in Motion, Alcohol Ink Art brings cocktails, creativity, and hands-on artistic experimentation to Mystic Museum of Art for an evening designed around colorful abstract design and relaxed social energy along the shoreline. Part happy hour and part art workshop, the Artini series invites guests into the museum’s studios to explore different creative techniques while enjoying drinks, conversation, and a more casual approach to making art in one of Mystic’s most recognizable cultural spaces.

Led by instructor Carol Mann, this session focuses on alcohol ink art, a vibrant medium known for its flowing colors, unpredictable movement, and visually striking abstract effects. Participants will work with smooth ceramic tiles as inks swirl, blend, and spread across the surface, creating patterns shaped by movement, airflow, and personal technique. Guests can tilt, guide, or blow the inks to create everything from bold color fields to more delicate layered designs, then optionally add line work and details once the pieces dry.

The event blends the atmosphere of a creative night out with the hands-on appeal of a beginner-friendly art class, making it especially appealing for couples, friend groups, date nights, and anyone looking for a more relaxed indoor activity along the Connecticut shoreline. With drinks, supplies, instruction, and social time all included, the workshop offers a colorful and low-pressure way to spend an evening in downtown Mystic surrounded by art, conversation, and experimentation.

Featured Details:

• Alcohol ink art workshop
• Taught by Carol Mann
• Ceramic tile art project
• Tasty drinks and supplies included
• Social studio atmosphere
• Beginner-friendly instruction