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Saturday - June 27 - 10:00-11:30am
Ages: All - Children under 8 must attend with an adult, which would be one signup
Featured Artist: Louise Nevelson created monochromatic assemblages that were made from odds and ends. She collected castoffs from junk shops and accumulated random pieces of wood to use in them. Pieces were usually painted different shades of one color and glued on to a wood background to make a 3D art piece.
Description: Using a variety of small wood pieces, hardware, interesting ephemera, and paint, participants will glue shapes to a wood background to create a dimensional assemblage in the style of Nevelson.
Skill Building: Learning to design, stack and glue intricate 3D shapes; Introduction of monochromatic colors.
Materials Included: All necessary tools and materials.
Instructor: Sarena (she/they) is an artist, yogi, and self-compassion enthusiast! She has a BFA in animation and feels a profound sense of purpose through community-centered initiatives. Her favorite way to explore creativity is through “play” where she tries to create without judgment, expectation, or rigidity. Sarena’s desire is to express herself with love & authenticity and to help others do the same – especially for the Queer and Neurodivergent community, through the wonderful world of art.
Parent Requirements: Upstairs - drop off & sign in all students; pick up and sign out all students; Parents are free to stay for the class to assist your child; parents will be called to pick up their child immediately if there is an attitude or discipline issue.
Location: Upstairs in our Creative Space. Use the exterior stairs on the side of the building to enter.
Note: LATE ARRIVALS NOT ADMITTED ONCE CLASS HAS BEGUN
Class Refund Policy: Please email toban@remainders.org with your name and order number at least 48 hours before the class to receive a refund. A 20% cancellation fee applies.
Because we need time to fill vacant spots, there are no refunds with less than 48 hours notice.
Saturday - June 27 - 10:00-11:30am
Ages: All - Children under 8 must attend with an adult, which would be one signup
Featured Artist: Louise Nevelson created monochromatic assemblages that were made from odds and ends. She collected castoffs from junk shops and accumulated random pieces of wood to use in them. Pieces were usually painted different shades of one color and glued on to a wood background to make a 3D art piece.
Description: Using a variety of small wood pieces, hardware, interesting ephemera, and paint, participants will glue shapes to a wood background to create a dimensional assemblage in the style of Nevelson.
Skill Building: Learning to design, stack and glue intricate 3D shapes; Introduction of monochromatic colors.
Materials Included: All necessary tools and materials.
Instructor: Sarena (she/they) is an artist, yogi, and self-compassion enthusiast! She has a BFA in animation and feels a profound sense of purpose through community-centered initiatives. Her favorite way to explore creativity is through “play” where she tries to create without judgment, expectation, or rigidity. Sarena’s desire is to express herself with love & authenticity and to help others do the same – especially for the Queer and Neurodivergent community, through the wonderful world of art.
Parent Requirements: Upstairs - drop off & sign in all students; pick up and sign out all students; Parents are free to stay for the class to assist your child; parents will be called to pick up their child immediately if there is an attitude or discipline issue.
Location: Upstairs in our Creative Space. Use the exterior stairs on the side of the building to enter.
Note: LATE ARRIVALS NOT ADMITTED ONCE CLASS HAS BEGUN
Class Refund Policy: Please email toban@remainders.org with your name and order number at least 48 hours before the class to receive a refund. A 20% cancellation fee applies.
Because we need time to fill vacant spots, there are no refunds with less than 48 hours notice.