Thursday, June 25, 5-7 pm
Free to register; $10 suggested donation at time for Habitat for Humanity
This workshop, led by Lynn Kincanon, the former Poet Laureate of Loveland, Colorado (2022-2025), will explore what shelter and safety means to us. Participants will write, surrounded by the work of Sylvia Eichmann in the Loveland Museum exhibit: Nests: A Trypophobian Nightmare.
Join us for this two-hour writing workshop, but don’t be limited by the word Poetry! Bring a sketchbook if you are a visual thinker, bring a journal if you just want to free write what comes to you. All ages are invited and encouraged. Participants will be given time to read or show their creations, if desired.
Join the artists on a tour of the exhibit.
Anderson & Low | Jonathan Anderson and Edwin Low have been collaborating as “Anderson & Low” since 1990. Their work in photography includes portraiture, architectural studies, abstract images, reportage, nudes, and landscape and is noted for attention to concept, form, lighting, and printing. Their work is exhibited world-wide, residing in many public and private collections. Their recent work is recognized for challenging viewers’ expectations and stretching the boundaries of photography, and the pair have worked with both the Star Wars and James Bond franchises.
In this workshop, bring your own photography projects and discuss them with the Manga Dreams photographers Anderson & Low for feedback, advice, and suggestions on how to advance your message and the delivery of that message. The workshop is great for budding photographers and experienced photographers alike. Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptops, as well as actual prints, to display work to discuss. Max: 10 students. Free, but registration is required.
Come in your favorite family- friendly cosplay costume! Enjoy music, mocktails, and fun activities such as anime self-portraits and a selfie photo station! Also, be one of 35 costumes who will walk our catwalk to show off your style!
Enjoy free admission to the Museum during Night on the Town from 5-8 pm.
Members of the Rocky Mountain Marquetry Guild will be demonstrating marquetry techniques and answering questions about the work on display. 5:30-7:30 pm.
Enjoy free admission to the Museum during business hours.
Ages: 16 and older
FREE, but limited seating
Led by members of the Rocky Mountain Marquetry Guild, this workshop will introduce you to the art, practice, and process of creating pictures using the media of very thin wood veneer. This “painting with wood”, or marquetry, is a century’s old decorative technique where domestic and exotic woods are cut and assembled much like a picture puzzle allowing the natural colors, textures, and grain patterns to define subject matter. Using updated materials and hand tools make it easily accessible for creating. No prior woodworking or tool experience is necessary.
Enjoy free admission to the Museum during business hours.
Saturday, July 25, 12 pm -3 pm
$125 non-member/$100 Museum member
Kintsugi, meaning “golden joinery,” is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery with lacquer and precious metals, highlighting rather than hiding the cracks. It symbolizes healing and embracing imperfections. This hands-on workshop offers a creative journey from brokenness to beauty, powerfully visualizing the message of resilience and transformation.
Enjoy free admission to the Museum during business hours.
Enjoy free admission to the Museum during business hours.
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