THE PERSONALITY OF COLLAGE
WITH JEN EWING
Fridays | February 21, 28 & March 7
2:00-4:00pm
Onsite | Free
This series will help you compose, organize and present your ideas using a lighthearted process. Collage is a very freeing way to work in art because initially all is wide open for inclusion. Through cut-out pieces of paper and other materials, we will build a work that can surprise, delight or provoke us and our viewers. Reflection time will be included to share about what emerged in us. This is a great benefit of working with collage, it is like a kind of mirror. All levels of experience are welcome.
First Session: Working with the main elements on a flat surface that help set the intention for the next steps. This is the time of great discovery.
Second Session: This is the time of beginning fresh, practicing adding and subtracting while expanding ideas on additional compositions.
Third Session: Working with a shadow box we will create with additional dimension.
About Jen Ewing: Jennifer, a life-long artist, has been an art teacher, illustrator, muralist, entrepreneur, and facilitator leading programs for close observation and art appreciation. Her exposure as a child at tending classes at the Chicago Art Institute was foundational. She has always realized drawing as a key to see more in life and demonstrates this by posting drawing per day on social media. Since 1986, Jennifer has lived/worked in an historic San Francisco artist community. Her work has been exhibited widely in various Bay Area venues and Open Studios over the past twenty years and her paintings can be found in the collections of Ruth’s Table, Sutter Pacific Medical Foundation, UCSF and private Bay Area collectors.
Visitor Guidelines: Face masks are optional.
Access: Ruth’s Table gallery and adjacent green space are wheelchair accessible.
ASL Interpretation: ASL interpretation is available upon request. 72-hour notice required.
Registration: Due to limited class size RSVP is required. RSVP Here
Donate: The program is free, donations are welcome.