Dwell, Pause for Thought: Investigating the Process of Printmaking - Printmaking is a vehicle for capturing the essence of our surroundings. This exhibition evokes a profound sense of pause.

These artists, as a practice, collaborate with other artists and a community to create their work. They question notions and conceptions of duality.

Follow Doris Kapner as she summons the original stories of brothers Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm through her singular ceramics and prints.

This workshop is an invitation to experience meditation and learn how this practice can evolve your moment-awareness when working.

The White Dress Museum will focus on collage and writing prompts that invite participants to explore social, political, sexual and cultural narratives at the intersection of female body politics.

Participants in the workshop will explore the significance and charged nature of found objects as well as explore the process of using multiples of an object to create mass and form.

This dynamic class will help students take risks and find their voice while also learning the tried-and-true techniques that develop skill.

Using Akua inks we will focus on making monotypes that focus on the painterly processes. The prints will be made using an etching press and we will cover how to use the press and press safety.

Based on the philosophy and ancient practice of the Japanese art of mending broken vessels with gold, Eva Crawford will lead you through a modernized and therapeutic Kintsugi technique of mending ceramic hearts.