Freedom to Create
Lecture and hands-on art session exploring artists from O'Keeffe to Haring; adults create works inspired by their practices.
We'll explore how each artist's experiences and challenges informed their creative voice — from Georgia O'Keeffe's meditative connection to the natural world, to Faith Ringgold's storytelling quilts that wove art and activism together, to Keith Haring's bold visual language created in service of social change.
Together, their work honors the freedom to create and the many voices that form our shared story. Through an engaging lecture and hands-on art-making session, participants will explore the power of self-expression and create original works inspired by the techniques and stories of these groundbreaking artists — celebrating what it means to make art in the spirit of freedom.
For adults 18+. Space is limited. Please register everyone in your group participating.
This program is being offered in recognition of America's 250th Celebration.
Made possible with funds from the New Jersey State Council on the Arts, a partner agency of the national agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.
To samo miejsce: Southwest Branch Library
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