We will be looking at and discussing work by variety of assemblage artists, We will have time to talk, ask questions and get feedback. The instructor will be available for 30 minutes after class to answer individual questions. By the end of the two week class students will have completed an assemblage, explored ways of making meaning out of everyday objects, and hopefully will have discovered some new artists

 

Workshops are taught online through Zoom and Canvas. Students will need a computer or smartphone with a webcam and microphone, internet and web streaming capacity, and the Zoom application installed to their device. A device to capture images (digital camera, smart phone, or tablet, etc.) is helpful, but not required.

PVA, glue stick, scissors, small everyday and/or found objects, photos, magazines, paint, pastels, pencils, and whatever else you would like to incorporate. SCRAP SF is a Creative Reuse center and Arts Education Nonprofit in San Francisco and a great place to look for all kinds of art supplies and art making objects. Students are encouraged to use items that have had a previous life.

 

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