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Workshop Session #1 (Friday, 9:30-11:00 am) CHOOSE ONE
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J1
Presenters: Cheri Pavlish and Megan Kessler
This class will go over how to make a Handmade Journal
using different techniques. We will use different types of paper, where
you can source your supplies. Go over different techniques on
embellishing the paper and learn how to sew it into a journal.
Level- Middle Level, High School
Fee: $25
Limit: 25
“Windmills, How the West was Won”
Location: Bruning Barn BCHS Ag Museum (301 E Iowa Street)
Presenter: Lynn Felts
Windmills are part of this historical site at the Ag
Museum, Hiawatha. Participants will create various skies and other thumbnail
techniques during a brief intro. Participants may stretch their creative
process to include a sky other than what we see, especially if windmills are
included. Or participants could pastel/paint just what they see outdoors. Or
participants could abstract a work of art. This more open-ended approach will
produce a diverse collection of unique and innovative pieces. Pastels and
everything to pastel will be provided. Bring your own paints if you want to
paint. BE SURE TO BRING YOUR OWN CHAIR TO SIT ON.
Level- ALL
Fee: $5
Limit: 25
Location: Hiawatha High School Library Room F
Presenter: Kaci Smith
Discover the power of spontaneous creativity in this
hands-on Free Association Collage workshop! Explore intuitive art-making
techniques that encourage self-expression, imagination, and personal
reflection. Participants will experiment with diverse materials and guided
prompts to unlock new artistic possibilities—no experience required. Leave
inspired with fresh ideas to engage students and enrich your classroom practice.
Level-ALL
Fee: $10
Limit: 25
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Tech Lab Room 23
Presenter: Kelsey Lee
Learn all about STEAM Connections! With hands-on lessons in 3D Prints, ways to collaborate with the arts, circuits, an overview of a successful program and more!
Level-Elementary, Middle Level
Fee: $5
Limit: 20
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Art Room 25
Presenter: Karie Covert
Whether you're a novice or have experience, art educators
can always benefit from ideas involving the behind the scenes of a successful
student art display. After 20 years of putting up a variety of displays, Karie
Covert will touch on creative ways to spotlight you and your students' hard
work! Whether it be a traveling art show or a school community collaboration–
it is always fun to unite and show off awesome artwork! The hope is that you
will have several takeaways to help show off and support your creative
community of artists.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
Location: Hiawatha High School Auditorium
Presenter: Dr. Liz Langdon & Dr. Lori Santos
Indigenous images, names and stories are an integral part
of our history, culture, and identity. “Americans” is a Smithsonian Museum of
the American Indian traveling exhibition, touring Kansas this academic year.
Presenters build on the exhibit’s theme of how Indigenous peoples’ stories have
been told, sharing proven lessons and ideas that integrate Indigenous
storytelling relevant to art education and community building. Through guided
activities, attendees will reflect on their own narratives and create individual
and collective storytelling symbols, promoting cultural awareness, empathy, and
meaningful connections within the classroom. The “Americans” exhibition opens
in Highland, KS on Oct. 11.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
Location:
Location: Hiawatha High School Art Room Room G3
Presenter: Rebecca Lomshek
Create a unique Star Book. This book combines simple
bookmaking with origami ending in an artwork that is both a book and
sculpture. Small in size but great in potential for creativity.
Portions of the book will be made in advance to save time, but all creating
procedures will be taught in the workshop. Bring any 2D media for paper
you desire!
Level-Middle Level, High School
Fee: $10
Limit: 15
Location: Hiawatha High School Room H3
Presenter: Sabina Bolinger
If you are a collector of fabric, random bling, or nick-knacks and are passionate about recycling, this is the workshop for you. I have taught it 7-12 but it could easily be done at the lower levels.
In this workshop we will be using a wire hanger and recycled plastic bags to create the body of the creature. Using fabric strips and yarn or string you will wrap the outer body. These creatures are finished with anything and everything- beads, buttons, ribbon, and fur . Aside from the hot glue and tape, this could be created with 100% recycled materials.
Level- K-12
Fee: $20
Limit: 20
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J4
Presenter: David Sturm
Do you have questions about your electric kiln? Do you have a classroom full of ceramic projects, but no idea how to fire them safely? Have you ever received formal training on the use and care of an electric kiln? In this presentation, David Sturm from Bracker's Good Earth Clays will answer those questions, get into the details on HOW and WHY electric kilns work, and help you to learn the industry best-practices based on 30 years of experience working with art teachers like you.
Level- K-12
Fee: Free
Limit: 20
Workshop Session #2 (Friday, 1:10-2:40pm) CHOOSE ONE
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J1
Presenters: Cheri Pavlish and Megan Kessler
This class will go over how to make a Handmade Journal using different techniques. We will use different types of paper, where you can source your supplies. Go over different techniques on embellishing the paper and learn how to sew it into a journal.
Level- Middle Level, High School
Fee: $25
Limit: 25
Location: Hiawatha High School Art Room Room G3
Presenter: Natalie Spangenberg
In this art class, we will explore the process of crafting comic strips using clay as a medium. You will sculpt characters, scenes, and "type" speech bubbles with pasta to bring your stories to life in a unique three-dimensional format. By the end of the class, each student will have their own clay comic strip to showcase, combining both artistic and narrative elements. Students will take home their comics to fire at home and mount onto their chosen substrate. This is a wonderful cross-curricular lesson that students love.
Level-Middle Level, High School
Fee: $5
Limit: 16
“Game On: Board Games as Creative Catalysts in the Art Room”
Location: Hiawatha High School Library Room F
Presenter: Dr. Charity-Mika Woodard
Let’s roll the dice and discover how board games can level up your teaching! In this workshop, we’ll explore how classic and modern games can inspire artistic expression, collaboration, and visual arts concepts. Board games encourage problem-solving, storytelling, and visual design—all vital skills in the art room. Participants will leave with ready-to-use ideas for their classrooms. Whether you're teaching elementary or high school, this session is packed with adaptable, art-filled fun. No gamer experience is necessary—just a willingness to play, create, and maybe even win a prize or two. Come for the games, stay for the inspiration.
Level-ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Tech Lab Room 23
Presenter: Kelsey Lee
Learn all about STEAM Connections! With hands-on lessons in 3D Prints, ways to collaborate with the arts, circuits, an overview of a successful program and more!
Level-Elementary, Middle Level
Fee: $5
Limit: 20
Location: Hiawatha High School Room H3
Presenter: Karen Gerety Folk
Starry Night by Vincent van Gogh is perhaps the most famous painting ever made. How might we help students connect the modern master work with celestial themes in global contemporary art and popular culture? With indigenous tales of the trickster Raven and the Box of Daylight, participants will learn about Seattle-based glass sculptor Preston Singletary. We will explore cosmic imagery by American artist Shinque Smith in her soft sculptures and graffiti-inspired mixed-media paintings. Create a unique Notan planet paper collage design, and explore science fiction books and songs. Follow up with discussions including an arts-integrated approach to preK-12 multimodal lessons.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 20
“Back to the Drawing Board with Betty Edwards and Elizabeth Layton”
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Library Room 24
Presenter: Karen Cooper
Line is the basis of all art and learning to draw what we see is important for beginners and helps seasoned artists refresh with the basics. Exercises from Betty Edwards' book Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain is a great way to start any drawing practice. I teach contour line drawing to all of my students 1-12th grades at the beginning of each semester to help keep the skills strong. Participants will practice contour line and blind contour line drawing through a series of exercises culminating in a simple still life drawing. Some of the exercises feel silly and the results won't always be amazing (in fact they should be a little weird), but simply practicing them will bring a freshness to your drawing practice as you learn how to teach it to others. Kansas artist Elizabeth Layton became famous using only this method and her artwork is inspirational in its candor, humor and usefulness as a means to overcome mental health challenges. You'll definitely laugh, maybe even feel a little weird but you'll come away with a newfound love for the power of the Element of Line.
Level- ALL
Fee: $10
Limit: 30
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Art Room 25
Presenter: Heather Smith
Participants will explore a variety of project ideas using different styles of Shrinky Dink sheets to create custom pendants that can be turned into keychains, mini sculptures, or jewelry pieces. Versatile projects and materials can be adapted for all age and grade ranges. We will have time to
make several small sample pieces during the workshop that attendees will be able to take home at the end of class.
Level- ALL
Fee: $10
Limit: 15
“Window Painting as a Side Job or Fundraiser!”
Location: Downtown Hiawatha Just For You (620 Oregon Street)
Presenter: Rachel Gibson
We will be visiting a few downtown businesses to learn and practice the art of window painting! We will learn what works the best, less great, and how to make your artwork POP!
Level- ALL
Fee: $15
Limit: 15
Workshop Session #3 (Friday, 2:50-3:40pm) CHOOSE ONE
“How to Build Your Program From The Bottom Up”
Location: Hiawatha High School Library Room F
Presenter: Ronna Schultz
This workshop is a discussion on how to build a strong art program from the bottom up. If you lack supplies, equipment, budget, district and community support this workshop is here to help! I will share multiple ideas on how to get your entire school and community excited about ART!
We will discuss what helps students get motivated in the classroom, take pride in their work, and not value art education as an ‘extra curriculum.’
Level- K-12
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
"Unlocking Cognitive Potential: The Power of a Visual Arts in Education”
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Library Room 24
Presenter: Kaci Smith
Delve into the transformative power of visual arts in education and discover how it can significantly enhance cognitive functions, employ visual language in learning comprehension, and enrich the overall educational experience of students. This presentation will explore the
multifaceted benefits of integrating visual arts into the academic curriculum. Join us for an enlightening session highlighting the pivotal role of visual arts in creating a well-rounded, cognitively enriching educational experience. This presentation is ideal for educators, administrators, and advocates of arts integration, offering valuable insights and practical strategies for leveraging the visual arts to unlock students' full potential.
Level-ALL
$0
Limit: 30
“Setting Up Your Art Room for Choice - TAB Experiences in Elementary Art”
Location: Hiawatha High School Art Room Room G3
Presenter: Amy R. Lawson
Are you curious about setting up your Art Room for choice-based art? Join me to hear about my experiences with T.A.B.(Teaching for Artistic Behavior). I will share some tips and tricks about how I organize my elementary art room into TAB studios. You will gain resources and insights in how to do this in your own art room.
Level- K-12
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
“A Compendium of Clay- Best Practices in Ceramics”
Location: Hiawatha High School Auditorium
Presenter: Natalie Brown
Over 25 years of experience in teaching clay specific courses will be shared with participants including program development and expanding enrollment, supply and equipment organization, curriculum development and sequence, project ideas and inspiration, student evaluation, and media specific advice such as kiln usage, clay storage, and glaze selection. Attendees should leave with specific examples and ideas of how to develop their own ceramics program for increased student engagement and efficiency or instruction and resources.
Level–Middle Level, High School, K-12
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
“The Power of One: Sharing Stories of Unsung Heroes Through Visual Art”
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Art Room 25
Presenter: Johnna Stoffregen
Participants will explore the Art Effect Project which is a project-based learning initiative from the Lowell Milken Center for Unsung Heroes, whose international headquarters is located in Fort Scott, Kansas. Information and resources will be provided to encourage educators to implement
this transformative learning experience into their classrooms. This powerful project teaches young people that one person can make a difference in the world and in the lives of others through their actions.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
"Make your Mark with Community Connections”
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J4
Presenters: Mary Ure and Patty Trull
Ever thought about connecting with the community in meaningful ways outside the classroom? Want to engage your community in thinking about art in new ways? Join our session as we collaborate to find innovative ways to involve our communities with art. Learn from our combined years of experience and share your own experiences with the group. Leave with
the resources to confidently move forward into the community.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 20
“Art Education Leadership Opportunities”
Location: Hiawatha High School Room H3
Presenter: Lindsy Davis
We will share how a campus-wide Art Education Club offers opportunities for shared leadership, collaboration and community building, while giving art and non-art students meaningful ways to connect. This model brings together a diverse cohort whose engagement with art education results in advocacy and professional development. Here, the seeds of creative engagement throughout campus and the greater community are sown. This presentation will address topics such as audience engagement, funding strategies, workshop development, and sustainable resources. Preservice art educators and their faculty advisor will explain what works and why it has enhanced students’ overall academic engagement and professional development.
Level- College, Pre-Service, ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
“Color deficiency and the color deficient student”
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J1
Presenter: Dr. Eric McPeak & Leah McPeak
This will be a discussion about color deficiency and the different levels that it can entail. Watching a color deficient person (or two maybe) do some testing and then a discussion regarding color deficiencies in the classroom.
Level- Elementary, Middle Level
Fee: $0
Limit: 20
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J1
Presenters: Cheri Pavlish and Megan Kessler
This class will go over how to make a Handmade Journal using different techniques. We will use different types of paper, where you can source your supplies. Go over different techniques on embellishing the paper and learn how to sew it into a journal.
Level- Middle Level, High School
Fee: $25
Limit: 25
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Art Room 25
Presenter: Karie Covert
Whether you're a novice or have experience, art educators can always benefit from ideas involving the behind the scenes of a successful student art display. After 20 years of putting up a variety of displays, Karie Covert will touch on creative ways to spotlight you and your students' hard work! Whether it be a traveling art show or a school community collaboration -it's always fun to unite and show off awesome artwork! The hope is that you will have several takeaways to help show off and support your creative community of artists.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Library Room 24
Presenter: Amy J Lawson
Traditional fiber spinning with a modern twist. Gain some insight into how fiber spinning has been a part of civilization throughout history. Learn how to make a functional & inexpensive drop spindle with easy to find and recycled materials. Learn the process of basic wool spinning
and how to incorporate that into your fiber lessons.
Level- ALL
Fee: $5
Limit: 20
“STEAM Connections” CANCELED
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Tech Lab Room 23
Presenter: Kelsey Lee
Learn all about STEAM Connections! With hands-on lessons in 3D Prints, ways to collaborate with the arts, circuits, an overview of a successful program and more!
Level-Elementary, Middle Level
Fee: $5
Limit: 20
“Monotype Drawing” FULL
Location: Hiawatha High School Library Room F
Presenter: Ann Piper
In this workshop, we will utilize the “trace monotype” method of printmaking to experiment with mark-making and create prints that serve as a basis for mixed media pieces. Participants are encouraged to work with their own imagery, but references will be provided for those who just want to show up and learn the process. Be inspired by the unique line quality; choose to leave as much or as little in your final piece as you desire!
Level - All
Fee: $5
Limit: 30
“Felted Creatures” FULL
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J4
Presenter: Theresa Shetler
In this workshop you will learn the art of needle felting by creating a small creature. These creatures can be animals, monsters, or something you dream up. We will go over the basics, the tools and supplies needed along some with some tips and tricks. You will learn how to sketch out
your ideas, blend the wool to create unique colors, then create the parts and felt them all together. Each participant will leave with a lesson plan and a
completed example creature.
Level- Middle Level, High School
Fee: $8
Limit: 25
Location: Hiawatha High School Room G2
Presenter: Mary St. John
Artist Trading cards: an opportunity to create your art on a baseball-size card, learn new art techniques & trade at least 1 of the cards that you make with someone at the workshop. I learned about artist trading cards from an art teacher friend & also doing an art workshop with an artist at our local library many years ago. I do artist trading cards usually at the end of the semester/school year. It gives the students an opportunity to show what they have learned & also sharing artwork with one another.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 11
Location: Hiawatha High School Art Room Room G3
Presenter: Natalie Spangenberg
In this art class, we will explore the process of crafting comic strips using clay as a medium. You will sculpt characters, scenes, and "type" speech bubbles with pasta to bring your stories to life in a unique three-dimensional format. By the end of the class, each student will have their own clay comic strip to showcase, combining both artistic and narrative elements. Students will take home their comics to fire at home and mount onto their chosen substrate. This is a wonderful cross-curricular lesson that students love.
Level-Middle Level, High School
Fee: $5
Limit: 16
Workshop Session #5 (Saturday, 9:00-9:50 am) CHOOSE ONE
“Adaptive Art Materials and Lessons: Making Art Accessible to ALL Artists”
Location: Hiawatha High School Art Room Room G3
Presenter: Libby Stevenson
“Every child is an artist,” said Picasso—and this workshop will help you nurture that creativity in every student. Discover engaging, adaptive art lessons and explore tools and materials that make art accessible for learners with exceptionalities. With over a decade in elementary education and a Master’s in Special Education, I launched an adaptive art program in 2024 and now teach students from Pre-K to age 21. Whether you’re new to adaptive art
or looking to expand your toolkit, this session offers practical, inclusive strategies to empower all young artists to create with confidence and joy.
Level-K-12
Fee: $10
Limit: 30
Location: Hiawatha High School Room H3
Presenter: Rebecca Lomshek
Learn the basics of geometric construction by drawing a square, Golden Rectangle and dividing a line into equal parts without measuring. You will use a compass, straightedge and pencil to complete these constructions. Geometric constructions can be used as a tool in artwork and is a perfect cross-curricular reach into mathematics.
Level- Middle Level,
High School
Fee: $5
Limit: 15
“Wanderlust: Starting an International Travel Program In Your District”
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J4
Presenter: Johnna Stoffregen
Have you ever thought about starting an International Travel Program in your district but you don't have any idea where to begin? Learn how to take that leap and start traveling with your students and their families! Travel programs can be tons of work, even more so if you have a district that does not support you. This workshop will provide you with strategies to help you navigate the world of International Travel such as tips for promoting your program and reaping the benefits of taking learning to the next level...outside the four walls of your classroom! Imagine not just teaching about famous art and architecture from photos, books and videos, but
actually taking your students to some of the most incredible sites on earth to see paintings, sculptures, and historical sites and monuments in person!
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
“Larger-than-Life Art Supplies”
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Art Room 25
Presenter: Lisa Lang
In this workshop, participants will learn about the art of American sculptor Claes Oldenburg, best known for his large-scale replicas of everyday objects. They will then create larger than life replicas of a marker and pencil or crayon to take back as exemplars/decor.
Level- ALL
Fee: $20
Limit: 20
“Artsonia World’s Largest Online Museum/Portfolios of Student Artwork”
Location: Hiawatha High School Library Room F
Presenters: Charleen Stessman and Taylor Lynch
With over 25 years of Artsonia experience, Charleen Stessman and Taylor Lynch will tailor this workshop to meet the needs of all Art Teachers present. We will explain what Artsonia is and show you how to get started. We will show you how to you quickly create lessons and upload photos of your student’s artwork into their private portfolios and how to teach your students to do it. We will also show you how we use Artsonia to track our lessons year after year, connect our lesson to standards, and map our progress. We will share how we have used a variety of Artsonia features to inspire our lessons, create interactive art shows, celebrate our students and best of all
receive hundreds of dollars each year for our art programs with no extra work!
Level- K-12
Fee: $0
Limit: 25
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J4
Presenter: Katie Morris
Ever thought about painting a mural with your students? Or are you interested in taking on a mural yourself? This session will include important considerations, the presenter’s favorite supplies, and tips for making it happen from planning to actually painting!
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 20
“Color deficiency and the color deficient student”
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J1
Presenter: Dr. Eric McPeak & Leah McPeak
This will be a discussion about color deficiency and the different levels that it can entail. Watching a color deficient person (or two maybe) do some testing and then a discussion regarding color deficiencies in the classroom.
Level- Elementary, Middle Level
Fee: $0
Limit: 20
“The Power OF Summer Camp: Getting Paid To Play”
Location: Hiawatha High School Auditorium
Presenters: Kate Miller and Aneka Voth
Have you ever wanted to get paid for a summer to work with kids in your field of practice, beef up your resume, learn about new materials, and get true hands-on experience while enjoying nature? Then you may be perfect for the role of a camp counselor or a camp art director. Come learn from the best in the industry what summer camps are all about and how it can benefit your teaching practice from an art director with 17 years of camp experience for one of the top ten summer camps in the United States and from a teacher who just recently joined the camping world!
Level-ALL
Fee: $0
Limit:30
"Color Blind! Using Color in Red Light!"
Location: Fisher Community Center (201 E. Iowa)
Presenter: Rachel Gibson
We will be drawing artwork with oil pastels in red light! This causes the artist to see no diversion in color and your artwork turns out AMAZING! Join me to learn all the details of how to make it work, and work best!
Level-ALL
Fee: $5
Limit: 25
Workshop Session #6 (Saturday, 1:00-2:30pm) CHOOSE ONE
“Lighting, Angles, & Set-Ups: The Arts of The Stylized Photo Shoot”
Location: Fisher Community Center (201 E. Iowa)
Presenter: Tiff Sourk
Learn “tricks” of the trade from stylized photographer Tiff Sourk. Exploring everything from the effects of lighting, angles to trick the eye, sets and props that look like a million bucks, for pennies on the dollar and more! Learn hands on with live models.
Level- ALL
Fee: $0
Limit: 30
Location: Hiawatha High School Room G1
Presenter: Renee Fritss
Presentation on Art and Adaptations in Special Education including resources, links, lessons, examples and tips followed by open discussion and a make and take example of a lesson plan. Continued discussions on Art in SpEd while working.
Level-ALL
Fee: $3
Limit: 20
"The Art of Animation: Integrating Animation into your Classroom”
Location: Hiawatha High School Auditorium
Presenters: Margaret Thompson and Megan Grey
Learn how to implement animation into your classroom! History of Animation, technology and the 12 Principles of Animation will be discussed, as well as hands-on demonstrations of thaumatropes and flip books will be covered. We will share examples of stop motion animations that our students made as well.
Level- Middle Level, High School
Fee: $0
Limit: 50
“Creating Tile Magic (Alcohol ink on tiles)”
Location: Hiawatha High School Library Room F
Presenters: Mary Ure and Patty Trull
Intrigue your students with the wonders of alcohol ink and tiles. Explore the unpredictable ways that the ink reacts as you create one-of-a-kind artworks. Learn tips and tricks and lesson plan ideas for use in
the classroom.
Level- ALL
Fee: $10
Limit: 20
“Surrealism with an ELA/STEM Twist”
Location: Hiawatha High School Room J1
Presenter: Michal Austin
Are you interested in cross-curricular lessons for your art room? In this hands-on engaging lesson, which pushes problem solving skills participants will produce a diorama based on the art movement Surrealism incorporating the parts of speech. To add even more problem-solving skills working lights will be added using basic circuitry. This lesson can be modified for lower levels. Multiple examples will be provided.
Level- ALL
Fee: $5
Limit: 30
Location: Davis Memorial (606 E. Iowa)
Presenter: Tarin Eicher
Artist Tarin Eicher shares his knowledge of plein air painting, Mr. Eicher grew up in Hiawatha and his work is influenced by his time here. He actively shows his work and entered Plein Air Painting competitions. His knowledge of the area will allow participants to go to a unique area with cultural significance to the community to learn the art of plein air painting. Materials will be provided.
Fee: $10
Limit: 25
“Alternative Clay Surfaces and Single Firing Techniques”
Location: Hiawatha High School Art Room Room G3
Presenter: Natalie Brown
Learn about unique clay finishes that don't require glaze or a second firing in this hands-on workshop! Participants will create samples of a variety of surface finishes for classroom reference including stains, waxes, inks, and metallic effects.
Level- Middle Level, High School, K-12
Fee: $10
Limit: 25
“Honoring Land Through Story and Creative Practice” CANCELLED
Location: Hiawatha Middle School Art Room 25
.Presenters: Dr. Lori Santos and Taiomah Rutledge
Awaken your creativity and connect with the land alongside co-presenter and Indigenous artist Taiomah Rutledge (Ojibwe, Meskwaki, and Dakota). This workshop will explore how cultural traditions inspire contemporary art-making as a form of healing, medicine for all our relations.
Using natural materials and homemade inks, you will create eco-prints, earth weavings, cyanotypes, and anthotypes. Through storytelling, guided prompts, and hands-on exploration, you will discover ways to honor the land and deepen your sense of place. Let nature, tradition, and creativity guide your journey as you create art that encourages reflection and fosters a stronger relationship with the Earth.
Level- ALL
Fee: $10
Limit: 20
“Fabric Dyeing” CANCELLED
Presenter: Molly Farris
Create hand painted fabrics using Dye-N-Flow fabric dyes. This workshop will give you
hands- on experience with dying fabrics and give you several examples of projects you can make with students, including embroidery, book covers, or just color swatches.
Level- Elementary, Middle Level, High School
Fee: $40
Limit: 20
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