Drawing, Painting and Sculpture – Version 2.0

Break free of traditional ideas and media to discover new and experimental mediums and techniques.  Scour the kitchen, the back of your closet, or the space outside your front door with an eye for how you can push materials and concepts.  We’ll be showing you how to think differently about mark-making and form building, and you’ll leave with new skills that you can apply to the work you currently make.  You’ll also be inspired by the variety of artists we’ll introduce you to whose work questions what is normal and pushes us to think beyond the ordinary.

 

Supplies:

• Paint-like materials (food coloring, ketchup, mustard, mustard, oil, spices, milk, juices, dirt, hair dye, water, coffee, tea, chocolate, eggs + water + vinegar , acrylic paint, watercolor, etc.)
• Mark making materials (knives, forks, skewers, sticks, chopsticks, pens, pencils, charcoal, toothbrush, paint brush, cotton pads, paper towels, markers, crayons, hole punch, stapler, push pin, needle, etc.)
• Canvas/Paper like surfaces (printer paper, paper towels, paper napkins, cloth napkins, tablecloths, old bedsheets, old t-shirts, cardboard, bubblewrap, aluminum foil, cereal boxes, wax paper, shower curtains, window blinds, cotton pads, etc.)
• Sculptural materials (flour + water + salt, soap, fruit, vegetables, cardboard, etc)