Eco-Arts Family Workshops

Project Description: The make art matter for the planet, weekend family workshops are for families to join in the green movement together. The intention is to bring awareness to families about their consumption, and how it plays a role in global warming and pollution. Everyone attending the 3 session weekend workshops will learn how to create 3- dimensional painting with house hold materials such as found objects, plastic, paper and other materials that go wasted in the house. Families will learn to use their creativity and use art as a way to create eco-arts for the house, and help the planet through creative recycling.



Eco-Art workshop
Make Art Matter for the planet!
Art with found objects – Environmental Exhibition Project
Open to Adults & Children ages 10 years and up
Cost: $88.00 per person
Workshop include:
•2/2 hour sessions-
•1 group exhibition hosted at Art Studio Loft

Class starting – Saturday JUNE 27, 2009
10:00pm-12 noon
2:00pm-4:00pm
LEARN CREATIVE RECYCLING TECHNIQUE- TO CREAT 3 DIMENTIONAL PAINTINGS- THIS PROJECT IS OPEN TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS.
Art Studio Miami
7230 NW Miami ct Studio #5
Miami, Fl 33150
FOR MORE INFO AND TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT FOR THE MAKE ART MATTER WORKSHOPS
PLEASE CALL

510-938-7446 or email makeartmatter@yahoo.com

Make Art Matter- Lincoln Child Center

Make Art Matter: Lincoln Child Center- Oakland Ca
Nov 2008 students at Lincoln made art matter in a two day workshop/ Funky trash art project.
Titled: Imagination Heals the Planet –Creative Recycling workshop
Objective: To help students use their imagination in reusing litter, and found objects to make art.
Student Mission: For one day students had to collect “trash” from around school, and home then bring it to art class the following day. Students had to stay aware of the amount of materials they used through-out the day.
The objective was to talk to students about recycling and also allow them a creative way to use their imaginations and art technique to make 3-D abstract paintings.
The project was a part of the Lincoln Center – Eco trail walk November 2008.