This workshop will focus on the experimental nature of collage and the seamless blending and application of paper collage with drawing, painting, and abstract elements to create unique mixed-media work.
Few things are as fun as getting your hands dirty, especially when the results are clay and compost seed bombs filled with California native wildflower seeds.
Learn basic papermaking techniques utilizing recycled paper materials found around the home, such as junk mail, old homework, newspapers, or a variety of almost any kind of paper.
Join Certified Food Preservation Instructor Brie Wakeland Muszynski for a presentation on how to safely make yogurt, butter, and a variety of soft cheeses at home.
The ancient Mexican Art of "Repujado," or tin embossing, will cover techniques for engraving or pushing out drawings, creating beautiful reliefs on heavy aluminum to create artworks. Different examples will be on display.
Experience making corn husk dolls like those made by Native Americans. Dress and decorate them using your own imagination and your own personal style and flair.
Bojagi is a traditional Korean wrapping cloth with a rich history. In this class, we will delve into the art of wrapping using Bojagi, exploring its diverse applications in both formal and informal settings.
