Fire-Walking with Art: Putting You as Subject
Adult (Ages 16+) | This program has been canceled
While keeping a visual and written journal, you’ll explore the personal as subject matter by experimenting with art and other materials that help reveal subject matter (places, people, work) and the odd and fragmented (moments, habits, objects). Experiments with abstraction and expressive realism may include self as found objects, a set of postcards, items pinned to the fridge. Useful for seeing the self in transit through the pandemic. A willingness (expertise not necessary) to try materials in new ways is an asset. ( watercolor, acrylics, collage, drawing, gluing, etc.).
With Artist Kendall Dudley
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Based on current guidance from the Arlington Department of Health, CDC, and other local and national public health agencies, Arlington Center for the Arts (ACA) will no longer require proof of COVID vaccinations for participation in our programs, including classes, camps, exhibits, performances, and events. While masks continue to be optional at ACA, they are strongly recommended, and we encourage everyone to review current masking recommendations from the CDC to inform their personal choices.
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- journal 8x10 or larger, watercolors, drawing-coloring pens, Bristol board or canvas or other surface 12x12 or larger, assorted oil sticks, acrylic paints, brushes
Kendall Dudley
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Kendall Dudley, MA, runs in person and online programs that integrate life direction with writing, art, travel and creativity. He’s received many grants for his public art projects on social justice themes. An explorer’s guide to life’s next chapter, “Itineraries For An Original Life” and a novel “Woman in Red Gloves” will be published in 2021. Kendall Dudley received an M.A. from Columbia University and served in the Peace Corps in Iran. All of these experiences inform his artistic and teaching practices.