One, two, three, draw!
Participants would brainstorm and choose among the many forms of drawing, both that have been tested, and have yet to be tried...
for example:
Collective / Individual
Exercises / Games
Music/Dance
Life/Imagination
Marathon / Exhibition
We will facilite this class on a rotational basis, mostly using materials at hand...
All levels of experience are welcome, there will be no formal critiques, and the choice of showing your work or keeping it to yourself is up to you.
Suggestions for modifications/additions, such as looking at historical context/examples through readings, lectures, field trips, etc. are welcome!
“Let’s not throw away anything”
The participants of this workshop will make sculptures with seasonable vegetables, pulses and other edible things.
Afterwards we will dismantle the sculptures and cook them into a delicious dinner.
This group will rediscover our city’s rich food system while learning how to rebuild and maintain it for future generations. Schedule TBD by the group.
Related information:
“Wildman” Steve Brill http://www.wildmanstevebrill.com/
Ava Chin http://fort-greene.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/12/30/urban-forager-to-a-wild-rose-hip/
forageSF http://foragesf.com/
First part: Learn to make your own paper - we will start hands-on with the basics, using simple equipment (blender & screens).... then the sky is the limit! For example adding/making combinations of natural materials, random odds and ends, colours, etc... Plus there are further options to explore, ie. size, casting and drywork...
Second part: basics of bookbinding (using homemade/recycled paper/other)
No experience necessary.