Young Artists Workshops 2023
May 21st Springtime Pop-up Cards
1 - 2:30pm (ages 5 and up)
Young artists will learn the fundamentals of paper engineering, pop-up art, and collage techniques.
All materials will be provided.
The workshop will be held at Industry City.
51 35th Street Building #5, 1st Fl
(Classes will be held in front Moore Brothers Wine and Imports from Marrakech.)
Directions:
The 36 St subway station {D, N, R, trains} is the nearest one to Industry City.
June 25th Lotte Reiniger Inspired Puppets
1 - 2:30pm (ages 5 and up)
Young artists will learn about the art of Lotte Reiniger and experiment with paper cutting, puppet engineering, and mixed media techniques.
All materials will be provided.
The workshop will be held at Industry City.
51 35th Street Building #5, 1st Fl
(Classes will be held in front Moore Brothers Wine and Imports from Marrakech.)
Directions:
The 36 St subway station {D, N, R, trains} is the nearest one to Industry City.
51 35th Street Building #5, 1st Fl
(Classes will be held in front Moore Brothers Wine and Imports from Marrakech.)
Directions:
The 36 St subway station {D, N, R, trains} is the nearest one to Industry City.
July 30th Underwater Mixed Media Painting
1 - 2:30pm (ages 5 and up)
Young artists will learn how to blend with acrylic paint and apply mixed media techniques using chalk pastels.
All materials will be provided.
The workshop will be held at Industry City.
51 35th Street Building #5, 1st Fl
(Classes will be held in front Moore Brothers Wine and Imports from Marrakech.)
Directions:
The 36 St subway station {D, N, R, trains} is the nearest one to Industry City.
51 35th Street Building #5, 1st Fl
(Classes will be held in front Moore Brothers Wine and Imports from Marrakech.)
Directions:
The 36 St subway station {D, N, R, trains} is the nearest one to Industry City.
About Jennifer:
Jennifer Prevatt is a New York based interdisciplinary artist, children’s book illustrator, and educator. She holds a BA in Scientific Illustration and an MFA from Newcastle University.
Influenced by the visual language of dreams and fairytales, her practice blends constructs surrounding memory, mortality, feminism, and sexuality. She experiments with mixed media to create a visual narrative of archetypal thought patterns within the framework of a fairytale, working primarily with paper as a sculptural form because of its delicate and vulnerable quality.
www.jenniferprevatt.com
www.jenniferprevattillustration.com