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 Michael Walsh introduces several short films from grad students and faculty at UW, Milwaukee, 7:30PM, following a potluck dinner open to all. This one hour program features documentary, narrative and experimental shorts. Makers include Kate Balsley, Tony Balco, Josh Baum, Erica Frederickson, Michael Walsh, Steve Wetzel and Josh Weissbach. Donations to support Bunnell Street Art Center gratefully accepted.
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Naden offers cast paper sculpture workshop Jan. 21 and 22
 Lynn Naden teaches cast paper sculpting methods in her beautiful studio Friday, Jan. 21st (5 to 8 pm) and Saturday Jan. 22nd (10 to 6 pm). A master mold-builder in many different media, Naden will demonstrate and guide participants in uses of cellulose and fabric fiber pulp to create stable and lightweight sculpture. The workshop will take place in her studio with all materials provided. Minimum 8 participants, Maximum 12. Bring your own lunch. Workshop fee: $85 general; $75 Bunnell members. Payment required in advance to confirm participation. Register at Bunnell, call 235-2662 or email info@bunnellstreetgallery.org. |
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Canvases for 350 EARTH welcome everyone!
Create together at Bunnelll Street Arts Center on Sun, Jan. 23, 12-5 pm, $10 stretched canvas and paints provided, or bring your own materials; all ages welcome! Or stop by Bunnell to pick up a 10 x 10 gallery-wrap canvas ready for you to paint. Questions: Sharlene Cline 235-3272 or homesteadrestaurant@alaska.net. 350 Earth is an international exhibit.
Scientists say that 350 parts per million CO2 in the atmosphere is the safe limit for humanity. We are already at 388.5 ppm. 350 Earth is a global movement calling attention to climate change. By contributing a work of art to Homer's 350 Earth event, you make art the tool that brings people together, educates and inspires. This project involves everyone! Learn more at 350.org 350 Earth runs February 4-26, 2011. Proceeds from sales benefit 350.org Artwork donations due Jan 29-Feb 1 at Bunnell. All artwork should be 10" x 10" (2D or 3D)
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Basic bookmaking workshops January 30, noon to 5pm.
 Asia Freeman will teach basic bookmaking techniques in several workshops open to all (age 14 and above, no experience necessary) at Bunnell Street Arts Center on selected Sundays in January and February, noon to 5. For each class, participants will each build a blank book with high-quality paper for use as writing or drawing journals. Fee is $45 per class (general) or $40 (Bunnell members) including all materials to make a book; participants will also need to supply several items/tools available in local stores.
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