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SUMMARY:Speed Studio: Process + Practice | Adult Workshop
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER\nIn this two-hour workshop\, we’ll learn about the history and creative practice of zines and mini comics\, then make our own! With simple zine-making formats—from the one-page fold to the stapled booklet—we’ll explore how zines can be used to share ideas\, stories\, and artwork. All supplies are included. \nFacilitator: Ruby T\n\nRuby T is an artist\, educator\, and organizer. Rooted in drawing\, her practice has offshoots in painting\, print\, fibers\, comics\, and video. She has exhibited and performed at Sheet Cake Gallery in Memphis\, TN; Farm Projects in Wellfleet\, MA; Western Exhibitions\, Roots & Culture\, and Iceberg Projects in Chicago; Hales Gallery in New York; and Bass & Reiner in San Francisco. Her comics and illustrations have been published by Half Letter Press\, and are in the collection of the Thomas J. Watson Library at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. She received her MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2016.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/speed-studio-process-practice-adult-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Public Programs,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Speed Studio: Process + Practice | Adult Workshop
DESCRIPTION:SOLD OUT\nThis workshop will explore the potential of dyeing with botanicals and other plant-based dyes. Experimenting with hibiscus\, marigolds\, pokeberry\, and various wildflowers\, guests will have the opportunity to design and create a custom bandana to take home using dye and eco printing methods. No experience needed to enjoy this workshop. \nInspiration: Art in Bloom\nWorkshop: Botanical Impressions\nFacilitator: Sarah Jane Castellon\n \nBio: Sarah Jane Castellon is a Louisville-based fibers and mixed media artist. A recent MFA graduate from the University of Louisville studying fiber art and interdisciplinary studies\, Sarah Jane has built her practice around sustainable and ecological material exploration. She is an arts educator with a background in fashion design and community-based works. For more information and to view her portfolio\, you can visit sarahjanecastellon.com or on Instagram at @sarah.jane.castellon.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/speed-studio-process-practice-adult-workshop-2/
CATEGORIES:Public Programs,Workshops
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SUMMARY:Art in Bloom | Pressed Botanicals: The Art of Pressed Flowers
DESCRIPTION:Art in Bloom | July 31 – August 2\, 2026\nPressed Botanicals: The Art of Pressed Flowers\nSaturday\, August 1 | 1 – 2 PM\n$90 for members / $100 for non members | includes a glass of wine \nSOLD OUT \nExplore the timeless art of pressed flowers with Paula Henson of Above the Dirt: Garden and Honey Shop in this hands-on workshop. Using a beautiful collection of pressed blooms\, foliage\, and ferns\, you’ll create a framed botanical artwork while learning simple techniques for pressing and preserving flowers at home. You’ll also fill your own flower press with fresh-cut botanicals to continue the creative process long after class ends. No experience necessary. \nWhat Attendees Receive\n\n4″ x 6″ double-glass floating frame\nWooden flower press\nMetal storage tin for pressed botanicals\nCurated selection of pre-pressed flowers and foliage\nFresh-cut flowers\, ferns\, and foliage for pressing\nInstruction on flower pressing and botanical design\n\nYou’ll Leave With\n\nA completed framed pressed-flower artwork\nA flower press filled with fresh botanicals\nA tin of extra pressed flowers and foliage for future projects\n\nAll materials included.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/art-in-bloom-pressed-botanicals-the-art-of-pressed-flowers/
CATEGORIES:Special Events,Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Kentucky/Louisville:20260905T103000
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SUMMARY:Speed Studio: Process + Practice | Adult Workshop
DESCRIPTION:REGISTER\n\nInstructor: Stephen Batiz\n“Moment in Time” \n\n\n\nBio: Stephen Batiz is a self-taught painter\, illustrator\, and installation artist exploring the spaces between isolation and connection. Through painting\, drawing\, and interactive experiences\, he creates work that invites people to slow down\, participate\, and reflect on their own presence in the world. Rooted in curiosity and experimentation\, Batiz’s practice transforms personal symbolism and material exploration into shared moments of recognition and connection.\n\nDescription: Inspired by Kentucky cabinetmaker William Lowry’s remarkable tall clock\, participants will design and build a working clock with a creative twist. Like Lowry’s clock\, which transforms from a daytime to a nighttime scene\, your clock will feature a moving element that changes as time passes. Using simple materials commonly found at home\, we will create one-of-a- kind functional artworks. No prior experience is required- just curiosity and creativity.
URL:https://www.speedmuseum.org/event/speed-studio-process-practice-adult-workshop-3/
CATEGORIES:Public Programs,Workshops
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