Wild at Heart Studios Workshop

Posted August 5, 2013 at 5:44 am by

Don’t forget, this is coming up soon – August 25 and 26th:

Wild at Heart Studios Announces a Michael DeMeng Workshop in Friday Harbor!

patron-saintNew York’s most audacious and beloved assemblage artist will be making a rare west coast visit this August to teach “The Patron Saint of Discarded Things”, a 2-day workshop – just before he heads off to Europe to teach. Trust me, you don’t want to miss this opportunity to be inspired by Michael’s unique approach to mixed media art-making. Even if mixed media isn’t your chosen art medium, this workshop is sure to get your creative juices flowing and the techniques you learn will easily transfer to your other artistic journeys.

In this class you’ll create a found object patron saint or deity that will aid in your artistic endeavors of finding and recreating with discarded things. Using some sort of structure to build on (such as an iron, a shoe, a phone, a shadow box…just about anything) we will create a place for our effigy to watch over our undertakings. This shrine will be filled with all sorts of unusual elements as adornment, but will also serve as a place to add future bits of randomness.

This workshop promises to fill up fast, so don’t wait too long to register – plus, there’s a pretty nifty discount if you register early! As always if you’d like to send a deposit to hold your space, just give Jan a call at (360) 298-2195 or email at (sanjuanjan [@] gmail . com) to make arrangements.

Don’t forget – workshop gift certificates make great gifts! Treat yourself or someone you care about to a creative retreat!

Let’s make art!

Yours,
Jan Murphy
Visit www.wildatheartstudios.com for more information and to register.

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