Workshop Canceled Can art change the world? Explore the connections between social activism and artistic practice with Randolph College art history professor Lesley Shipley. Then, make a handmade Zine (a tiny magazine) about a social issue important to you. Art Saturdays are open to high school students free of charge. Optional lunch after the […]
Derrick Woods-Morrow ’12 (American, b. 1990) works in diverse media, including photography, sculpture, film, and installation.
This program is canceled. What is the difference between frass and foxing? Debbie Spanich will take you behind-the-scenes at the Maier Museum of Art and reveal secrets about her job as the Maier’s museum registrar. Then, help inspect and inventory objects in the collection. Art Saturdays are open to high school students free of […]
Refreshments & cash bar (beer/wine) Survivance: Contemporary Native Art features artists with roots in/connections to the Santa Fe Indian Market tradition and more generally in the creative output of the region. Their work is a blend of ancestral legacy, individual expression, and contemporary innovations. Artists include Cara Romero, Diego Romero, Virgil Ortiz, and Michael Namingha. […]
Celebrate fall and the opening of The 111th Annual Exhibition, Survivance: Contemporary Native Art, with an afternoon of art-making! Create miniature pots from coils of air-dry clay, weavings, and jewelry inspired by Navajo artisans Recommended for children ages 5 +. Free for all. No registration is required.
