Awaken your\ncreat ivity. In this 8-day intensive\, learn to draw and paint: first in ink\,\n then in watercolor. Capture travel scenes in a pocket sketchbook with\nPri smacolor and ink\, draw and paint from still life setups as well as from\n projected images. Each 3-hour class will start with a slide show of\nwater colors by favorite artists and end with a group critique. Treasure the\nso uvenirs!
All materials and supplies will be\nprovided.
Age &\; ability: 17+\, beginners\nwelcome!
< h5>This 8-session workshop will take place\nMon–Thu\, Aug 5–8 and Aug 12–15\, from 10am–1pm daily.Jim Caldwell graduated from Williams\nCollege in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next year in Paris studying\nprinting and etching at the Ec ole des Beaux Arts. In 1969\, he received his\nMaster of Architecture Degr ee from the Yale School of Architecture. Jim has\nhad over 45 one-man show s\, and his paintings are represented in more than\n450 collections worldw ide. Though he has spent most of his life in the San\nFrancisco Bay Area\, Jim’s Sun Valley connections go back to the 1950s.\nThis will be the fo urth class he has taught in Sun Valley.
A waken your\ncreativity. In this 8-day intensive\, learn to draw and paint: first in ink\,\nthen in watercolor. Capture travel scenes in a pocket ske tchbook with\nPrismacolor and ink\, draw and paint from still life setups as well as from\nprojected images. Each 3-hour class will start with a sli de show of\nwatercolors by favorite artists and end with a group critique. Treasure the\nsouvenirs!
All materials and supplies will be\ nprovided.
Age &\; ability: 17+\, beginners\nwelcom e!
Jim Caldwell graduated from Williams\nCollege in 196 4 as an Art Major and spent the next year in Paris studying\nprinting and etching at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In 1969\, he received his\nMaster of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of Architecture. Jim has\nhad ove r 45 one-man shows\, and his paintings are represented in more than\n450 c ollections worldwide. Though he has spent most of his life in the San\nFra ncisco Bay Area\, Jim’s Sun Valley connections go back to the 1950s.\nTh is will be the fourth class he has taught in Sun Valley.
Join SVMoA for an\ nArtist Talk with visiting artist Maria De Los Angeles\, who is leading\nb ilingual teen and community workshops in preparation for her participation \nin an exhibition at SVMoA next year. Assistant Director in Painting and\ nPrintmaking at Yale University\, De Los Angeles is a nationally known\,\n Mexican-born\, American artist who addresses ideas of migration\, belongin g\,\nand identity through her drawing\, painting\, printmaking\, and weara ble\nsculptures.
J oin SVMoA for an\nArtist Talk with visiting artist Maria De Los Angeles\, who is leading\nbilingual teen and community workshops in preparation for her participation\nin an exhibition at SVMoA next year. Assistant Director in Painting and\nPrintmaking at Yale University\, De Los Angeles is a nat ionally known\,\nMexican-born\, American artist who addresses ideas of mig ration\, belonging\,\nand identity through her drawing\, painting\, printm aking\, and wearable\nsculptures.
Teens are invited\ nto join nationally known artist Maria de Los Angeles for an afternoon of\ ntextile arts. Participants will make fabric patches that will become part \nof a sculpture the artist is creating for an exhibition at SVMoA in the\ nsummer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques while contributing to a Muse um\nexhibition!
No experience necessary\; beginners\nwelcom e!
T eens are invited\nto join nationally known artist Maria de Los Angeles for an afternoon of\ntextile arts. Participants will make fabric patches that will become part\nof a sculpture the artist is creating for an exhibition at SVMoA in the\nsummer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques while contr ibuting to a Museum\nexhibition!
No experience necessary\; beginners\nwelcome!
A drop-in Open\nSt udio focused on watercolor painting and a chance to learn some tips and\nt ricks from Jim Caldwell. No prior experience necessary.
Though not\ nan instructed class\, Jim will be on hand to share some of his watercolor \nskills.
All materials and supplies will be provided.
\nAge &\; ability: 12+ years old\; beginners\nwelcome!
Jim Caldwell\ngraduated fro m Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next\nyear in Par is studying printing and etching at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In\n1969\, h e received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of\nArch itecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows\, and his paintings are\nrepre sented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Though he has spent\nmost o f his life in the San Francisco Bay Area\, Jim’s Sun Valley\nconnections go back to the 1950s. This will be the fourth class he has\ntaught in Sun Valley.
A drop-in Open\nStudio focused on watercolor painting and a chance to learn some tips and\ntricks from Jim Caldwell. No prior experience necessary.
Though not\nan instructed class\, Jim will be on hand to share some of his watercolor\nskills.
All materials and supplies will be p rovided.
\nAge &\; ability: 12+ years old\; beginner s\nwelcome!
Jim Caldwe ll\ngraduated from Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next\nyear in Paris studying printing and etching at the Ecole des Beaux A rts. In\n1969\, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yal e School of\nArchitecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows\, and his pai ntings are\nrepresented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Though he has spent\nmost of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area\, Jim’s Sun Va lley\nconnections go back to the 1950s. This will be the fourth class he h as\ntaught in Sun Valley.
Families and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatche s that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\nexhi bition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabiliti es welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will ma ke fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is crea ting for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabilities welcome!
Families and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatche s that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\nexhi bition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabiliti es welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will ma ke fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is crea ting for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabilities welcome!
Families and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatche s that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\nexhi bition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabiliti es welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will ma ke fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is crea ting for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabilities welcome!
Families and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatche s that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\nexhi bition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabiliti es welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for a morning of textile arts. Participants will ma ke fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is crea ting for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabilities welcome!
Join artists\nMari a de Los Angeles and Ryan Bonilla for an afternoon of upcycling\nhoodies. Participants will alter hoodies with embroidery\, paint\, stamping\,\nand more and will leave with hoodies of their own design!
\nAge &\; Ability: 12–18\; all levels\; beginners\nwelcome!
J oin artists\nMaria de Los Angeles and Ryan Bonilla for an afternoon of upc ycling\nhoodies. Participants will alter hoodies with embroidery\, paint\, stamping\,\nand more and will leave with hoodies of their own design!
\nAge &\; Ability: 12–18\; all levels\; beginners\nwelcome !
In this\nbeginner- friendly introduction to metalsmithing and jewelry design\, learn\nhow to incorporate texture by using stamps and texture hammers to create a\nweara ble copper metal pendant with a bead. Participants will leave the\nworksho p with a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of jewelry design and\ntheir own unique pendant.
Age &\; Ability:\n16 +\, beginners welcome!
Alyse-Ambriel Hanna is a Boise-based\nartist formally trained in art education\, metalsmithing\, and vitreous\nenamelin g. Hanna earned her Bachelor of Arts in Art Education in 2017 and\nher Bac helor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts: Jewelry/Metals/Enameling in 2019\nfrom Kent State University. She is working towards her Master of Fine Arts\nat Boise State University\, with her expected graduation in May 2024. Hanna\n has created public installations displayed through Surel’s Place\,\nillu minating the importance of human connection to nature. Hanna’s work\nhas been featured in The Art of Fine of Enameling\, Second Edition\, by Karen \nL. Cohen\, published in 2019. She won a Finalist Award in the 5th Figura tive\nExhibition through Art Show International Gallery in Los Angeles in\ nFebruary 2023 and First Place in the 2023 All Women Artist virtual\nexhib ition hosted by Contemporary Art Gallery Online in the category of\nSocial Practice. Hanna’s interdisciplinary practice utilizes\nmetalsmithing\, photography\, video\, and sculpture to create conversations\nthat empower women and cultivate positive change within her community.
\nI n this\nbeginner-friendly introduction to metalsmithing and jewelry design \, learn\nhow to incorporate texture by using stamps and texture hammers t o create a\nwearable copper metal pendant with a bead. Participants will l eave the\nworkshop with a basic knowledge of the fundamentals of jewelry d esign and\ntheir own unique pendant.
Age &a mp\; Ability:\n16+\, beginners welcome!
Alyse-Ambriel Hanna is a Boi se-based\nartist formally trained in art education\, metalsmithing\, and v itreous\nenameling. Hanna earned her Bachelor of Arts in Art Education in 2017 and\nher Bachelor of Fine Arts in Studio Arts: Jewelry/Metals/Enameli ng in 2019\nfrom Kent State University. She is working towards her Master of Fine Arts\nat Boise State University\, with her expected graduation in May 2024. Hanna\nhas created public installations displayed through Surel ’s Place\,\nilluminating the importance of human connection to nature. H anna’s work\nhas been featured in The Art of Fine of Enameling\, Second Edition\, by Karen\nL. Cohen\, published in 2019. She won a Finalist Award in the 5th Figurative\nExhibition through Art Show International Gallery in Los Angeles in\nFebruary 2023 and First Place in the 2023 All Women Art ist virtual\nexhibition hosted by Contemporary Art Gallery Online in the c ategory of\nSocial Practice. Hanna’s interdisciplinary practice utilizes \nmetalsmithing\, photography\, video\, and sculpture to create conversati ons\nthat empower women and cultivate positive change within her community .
\nFamilies and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for an afternoon of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npat ches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\ne xhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwh ile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabil ities welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for an afternoon of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is c reating for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new texti le techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
A ll ages and\nabilities welcome!
A drop-in Open\nSt udio focused on watercolor painting and a chance to learn some tips and\nt ricks from Jim Caldwell. No prior experience necessary.
Though not\ nan instructed class\, Jim will be on hand to share some of his watercolor \nskills.
All materials and supplies will be provided.
\nAge &\; ability: 12+ years old\; beginners\nwelcome!
Jim Caldwell\ngraduated fr om Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next\nyear in Pa ris studying printing and etching at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In\n1969\, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Yale School of\nArc hitecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows\, and his paintings are\nrepr esented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Though he has spent\nmost of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area\, Jim’s Sun Valley\nconnection s go back to the 1950s. This will be the fourth class he has\ntaught in Su n Valley.
A drop-in Open\nStudio focused on watercolor painting and a chance to learn some tips and\ntricks from Jim Caldwell. No prior experience necessary.
Though not\nan instructed class\, Jim will be on hand to share some of his watercolor\nskills.
All materials and supplies will be p rovided.
\nAge &\; ability: 12+ years old\; beginner s\nwelcome!
Jim Caldw ell\ngraduated from Williams College in 1964 as an Art Major and spent the next\nyear in Paris studying printing and etching at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. In\n1969\, he received his Master of Architecture Degree from the Ya le School of\nArchitecture. Jim has had over 45 one-man shows\, and his pa intings are\nrepresented in more than 450 collections worldwide. Though he has spent\nmost of his life in the San Francisco Bay Area\, Jim’s Sun V alley\nconnections go back to the 1950s. This will be the fourth class he has\ntaught in Sun Valley.
Families and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for an afternoon of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npat ches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\ne xhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwh ile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabil ities welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for an afternoon of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is c reating for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new texti le techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
A ll ages and\nabilities welcome!
Families and\ncomm unity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAn geles for an afternoon of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npat ches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is creating for an\ne xhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new textile techniques\nwh ile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
All ages and\nabil ities welcome!
F amilies and\ncommunity members are invited to join nationally known artist Maria de Los\nAngeles for an afternoon of textile arts. Participants will make fabric\npatches that will become part of a sculpture the artist is c reating for an\nexhibition at SVMoA in the summer of 2025. Learn new texti le techniques\nwhile contributing to a Museum exhibition!
A ll ages and\nabilities welcome!
Join SVMoA’s\ncu rators for a tour of the exhibitions Tina Barney: Homecoming and Rob\nDavi s: Records. Refreshments will be served.
Tina Barney:\nHomecomi ng features photographs Barney made between 1976 and 1980\,\nwhen the internationally renowned artist was living in Ketchum\, Idaho\, and\ntaki ng photography classes at the Sun Valley Center for the Arts (now Sun\nVal ley Museum of Art). Made with a Pentax 35mm camera\, the images document\n the daily life and activities of the people closest to Barney. They are\nr epresentative of a key stage in her trajectory as an artist\, before she\n began working with a large format camera to make carefully composed and\nd irected photographs. In contrast\, the images in this exhibition\, which\n were made in Sun Valley\, Rhode Island\, and New York\, are more spontaneo us.\nBut like her later photographs\, these early works illuminate the sub tle\ninteractions and psychological tensions that occur among family and f riends\neven in moments of leisure – at weddings and on squash courts\, at the\nbeach\, waterpark\, or a ski race.
Born in Norfolk\, Virgin ia\, in 1970\,\nthe artist Rob Davis has spent the past six years making p aintings that\nmine his childhood memories – specifically those from age s five to eight\,\na time of “magical thinking” among children. His hy perrealist images\ndepict empty kitchen tables\, living rooms\, and porche s\; piles of records\nand plants in macrame holders. While Davis’s paint ings emerge from his\nown lived experience\, their investigation of the do mestic possesses\nuniversal resonance for all viewers\, particularly those familiar with the\n1970s.
J oin SVMoA’s\ncurators for a tour of the exhibitions Tina Barney: Homecom ing and Rob\nDavis: Records. Refreshments will be served.
Tina Barney:\nHomecoming features photographs Barney made between 1976 and 1980\,\nwhen the internationally renowned artist was living in Ketchum\, Idaho\, and\ntaking photography classes at the Sun Valley Center for the A rts (now Sun\nValley Museum of Art). Made with a Pentax 35mm camera\, the images document\nthe daily life and activities of the people closest to Ba rney. They are\nrepresentative of a key stage in her trajectory as an arti st\, before she\nbegan working with a large format camera to make carefull y composed and\ndirected photographs. In contrast\, the images in this exh ibition\, which\nwere made in Sun Valley\, Rhode Island\, and New York\, a re more spontaneous.\nBut like her later photographs\, these early works i lluminate the subtle\ninteractions and psychological tensions that occur a mong family and friends\neven in moments of leisure – at weddings and on squash courts\, at the\nbeach\, waterpark\, or a ski race.
Born in Norfolk\, Virginia\, in 1970\,\nthe artist Rob Davis has spent the past s ix years making paintings that\nmine his childhood memories – specifical ly those from ages five to eight\,\na time of “magical thinking” among children. His hyperrealist images\ndepict empty kitchen tables\, living r ooms\, and porches\; piles of records\nand plants in macrame holders. Whil e Davis’s paintings emerge from his\nown lived experience\, their invest igation of the domestic possesses\nuniversal resonance for all viewers\, p articularly those familiar with the\n1970s.
Join SVMoA’s\ncu rators for a tour of the exhibitions Tina Barney: Homecoming and Rob\nDavi s: Records. Refreshments will be served.
Tina Barney:\nHomecomi ng features photographs Barney made between 1976 and 1980\,\nwhen the internationally renowned artist was living in Ketchum\, Idaho\, and\ntaki ng photography classes at the Sun Valley Center for the Arts (now Sun\nVal ley Museum of Art). Made with a Pentax 35mm camera\, the images document\n the daily life and activities of the people closest to Barney. They are\nr epresentative of a key stage in her trajectory as an artist\, before she\n began working with a large format camera to make carefully composed and\nd irected photographs. In contrast\, the images in this exhibition\, which\n were made in Sun Valley\, Rhode Island\, and New York\, are more spontaneo us.\nBut like her later photographs\, these early works illuminate the sub tle\ninteractions and psychological tensions that occur among family and f riends\neven in moments of leisure – at weddings and on squash courts\, at the\nbeach\, waterpark\, or a ski race.
Born in Norfolk\, Virgin ia\, in 1970\,\nthe artist Rob Davis has spent the past six years making p aintings that\nmine his childhood memories – specifically those from age s five to eight\,\na time of “magical thinking” among children. His hy perrealist images\ndepict empty kitchen tables\, living rooms\, and porche s\; piles of records\nand plants in macrame holders. While Davis’s paint ings emerge from his\nown lived experience\, their investigation of the do mestic possesses\nuniversal resonance for all viewers\, particularly those familiar with the\n1970s.
J oin SVMoA’s\ncurators for a tour of the exhibitions Tina Barney: Homecom ing and Rob\nDavis: Records. Refreshments will be served.
Tina Barney:\nHomecoming features photographs Barney made between 1976 and 1980\,\nwhen the internationally renowned artist was living in Ketchum\, Idaho\, and\ntaking photography classes at the Sun Valley Center for the A rts (now Sun\nValley Museum of Art). Made with a Pentax 35mm camera\, the images document\nthe daily life and activities of the people closest to Ba rney. They are\nrepresentative of a key stage in her trajectory as an arti st\, before she\nbegan working with a large format camera to make carefull y composed and\ndirected photographs. In contrast\, the images in this exh ibition\, which\nwere made in Sun Valley\, Rhode Island\, and New York\, a re more spontaneous.\nBut like her later photographs\, these early works i lluminate the subtle\ninteractions and psychological tensions that occur a mong family and friends\neven in moments of leisure – at weddings and on squash courts\, at the\nbeach\, waterpark\, or a ski race.
Born in Norfolk\, Virginia\, in 1970\,\nthe artist Rob Davis has spent the past s ix years making paintings that\nmine his childhood memories – specifical ly those from ages five to eight\,\na time of “magical thinking” among children. His hyperrealist images\ndepict empty kitchen tables\, living r ooms\, and porches\; piles of records\nand plants in macrame holders. Whil e Davis’s paintings emerge from his\nown lived experience\, their invest igation of the domestic possesses\nuniversal resonance for all viewers\, p articularly those familiar with the\n1970s.
Join artist\,\ndes igner\, skater\, and snowboarder Ryan Bonilla for a morning of skateboard\ ndeck design. Participants will use paint\, stencils\, decals\, and more t o\ncreate a rideable work of art.
Age &\; Ability: 12– 18\;\nall levels\; beginners welcome!
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J oin artist\,\ndesigner\, skater\, and snowboarder Ryan Bonilla for a morni ng of skateboard\ndeck design. Participants will use paint\, stencils\, de cals\, and more to\ncreate a rideable work of art.
Age & \; Ability: 12–18\;\nall levels\; beginners welcome!
Delve into the\nal ternative photography process of cyanotypes and learn about their\nhistori cal role in botanical illustrations. In this workshop\, participants\nwill coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals and choose from an array of\nna tural materials to compose their own work of art. Watch as sun exposure\nt ransforms the compositions and brings the cyanotypes life.
Each\npa rticipant will leave with knowledge of the technical aspects of cyanotype\ ncreation and their own unique and captivating piece of botanical art.
\nStudents are encouraged to bring their own natural objects for making \ncyanotypes.
This workshop will include paper coating during the\n workshop rather than using pre-coated paper.
Age &\;\nab ility: all ages and levels\; beginners welcome!
Ashley Larson is an\ninterdisciplin ary artist based in Boise\, Idaho. She has a love for\nphotography\, drawi ng\, painting\, and sculpture. Currently\, she creates\nworks focused on domestic spaces and personal memory.
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D elve into the\nalternative photography process of cyanotypes and learn abo ut their\nhistorical role in botanical illustrations. In this workshop\, p articipants\nwill coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals and choose fro m an array of\nnatural materials to compose their own work of art. Watch a s sun exposure\ntransforms the compositions and brings the cyanotypes life .
Each\nparticipant will leave with knowledge of the technical aspe cts of cyanotype\ncreation and their own unique and captivating piece of b otanical art.
\nStudents are encouraged to bring their own natural o bjects for making\ncyanotypes.
This workshop will include paper coa ting during the\nworkshop rather than using pre-coated paper.
Age &\;\nability: all ages and levels\; beginners welcome!< /p>
Ashley Larson is a n\ninterdisciplinary artist based in Boise\, Idaho. She has a love for\nph otography\, drawing\, painting\, and sculpture. Currently\, she creates\ nworks focused on domestic spaces and personal memory.
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Delve into the\nal ternative photography process of cyanotypes and learn about their\nhistori cal role in botanical illustrations. In this workshop\, participants\nwill coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals and choose from an array of\nna tural materials to compose their own work of art. Watch as sun exposure\nt ransforms the compositions and brings the cyanotypes life.
Each\npa rticipant will leave with knowledge of the technical aspects of cyanotype\ ncreation and their own unique and captivating piece of botanical art.
\nStudents are encouraged to bring their own natural objects for making \ncyanotypes.
This workshop will include paper coating during the\n workshop rather than using pre-coated paper.
Age &\;\nab ility: all ages and levels\; beginners welcome!
Ashley Larson is an\ninterdisciplin ary artist based in Boise\, Idaho. She has a love for\nphotography\, drawi ng\, painting\, and sculpture. Currently\, she creates\nworks focused on domestic spaces and personal memory.
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D elve into the\nalternative photography process of cyanotypes and learn abo ut their\nhistorical role in botanical illustrations. In this workshop\, p articipants\nwill coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals and choose fro m an array of\nnatural materials to compose their own work of art. Watch a s sun exposure\ntransforms the compositions and brings the cyanotypes life .
Each\nparticipant will leave with knowledge of the technical aspe cts of cyanotype\ncreation and their own unique and captivating piece of b otanical art.
\nStudents are encouraged to bring their own natural o bjects for making\ncyanotypes.
This workshop will include paper coa ting during the\nworkshop rather than using pre-coated paper.
Age &\;\nability: all ages and levels\; beginners welcome!< /p>
Ashley Larson is a n\ninterdisciplinary artist based in Boise\, Idaho. She has a love for\nph otography\, drawing\, painting\, and sculpture. Currently\, she creates\ nworks focused on domestic spaces and personal memory.
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Delve into the\nal ternative photography process of cyanotypes and learn about their\nhistori cal role in botanical illustrations. In this workshop\, participants\nwill coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals and choose from an array of\nna tural materials to compose their own work of art. Watch as sun exposure\nt ransforms the compositions and brings the cyanotypes life.
Each\npa rticipant will leave with knowledge of the technical aspects of cyanotype\ ncreation and their own unique and captivating piece of botanical art.
\nStudents are encouraged to bring their own natural objects for making \ncyanotypes.
This workshop will include paper coating during the\n workshop rather than using pre-coated paper.
Age &\;\nab ility: all ages and levels\; beginners welcome!
Ashley Larson is an\ninterdisciplin ary artist based in Boise\, Idaho. She has a love for\nphotography\, drawi ng\, painting\, and sculpture. Currently\, she creates\nworks focused on domestic spaces and personal memory.
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D elve into the\nalternative photography process of cyanotypes and learn abo ut their\nhistorical role in botanical illustrations. In this workshop\, p articipants\nwill coat paper with light-sensitive chemicals and choose fro m an array of\nnatural materials to compose their own work of art. Watch a s sun exposure\ntransforms the compositions and brings the cyanotypes life .
Each\nparticipant will leave with knowledge of the technical aspe cts of cyanotype\ncreation and their own unique and captivating piece of b otanical art.
\nStudents are encouraged to bring their own natural o bjects for making\ncyanotypes.
This workshop will include paper coa ting during the\nworkshop rather than using pre-coated paper.
Age &\;\nability: all ages and levels\; beginners welcome!< /p>
Ashley Larson is a n\ninterdisciplinary artist based in Boise\, Idaho. She has a love for\nph otography\, drawing\, painting\, and sculpture. Currently\, she creates\ nworks focused on domestic spaces and personal memory.
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