Perfume Education and Experimentation
We welcome our fragrant community as we announce the finalists for the 12th Art and Olfaction Awards. Join us!
Peruse our Student Organ and purchase small vials of aromatic materials, books, and more, OR just hang out with likeminded new friends! In Person.
Join your fellow perfumers and blend in community with plenty of aromatic materials to discover. Returning students only.
Peruse our Student Organ and purchase small vials of aromatic materials, books, and more, OR just hang out with likeminded new friends! In Person.
Peruse our Student Organ and purchase small vials of aromatic materials, books, and more, OR just hang out with likeminded new friends! In Person.
Interested in working with scent as a perfumer, artist or casual fan? Learn how in this hands- and noses-on introductory blending class, led by Minetta Rogers.
Saskia Wilson-Brown leads a class covering scent creation and formula expansion: Let's make a new perfume that explores facets of green. In person.
In this perfume genealogy class, Dana El Masri explores uncommon floral materials (hyacinth, narcissus, osmanthus) and their usage in fine fragrance. Online.
Spyros Drospopoulos and the IAO team up for the latest of our popular perfume intensives, taking place in France's beautiful Loire Valley.
When you sign up for a class or event at the IAO, you will receive an Eventbrite confirmation email which contains important information, such as materials lists or preparation instructions. Please be sure to scroll down in the email, so you see those instructions.
For online classes, you will receive the Zoom log-in information approximately 12 – 24 hours before each session begins. To avoid this going to spam, add hello@artandolfaction.com to your address book. Our online classes are recorded, and the video is available to registered attendees for 7 days after the class takes place. Because the class is recorded and can be viewed later, we do not provide refunds or transfers for online classes.
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