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Family Program

Fowler Families: Let’s Experiment! Wearable and Sustainable Art (ages 5+)

May 19, 2019 | 12:00PM - 2:00PM

Is it possible for an artwork to be both wearable and sustainable? Explore this question with Fowler Educators by examining objects from around the world before designing a small item of adornment, such as a crown, bracelet, or necklace using upcycled and repurposed materials. It’s time to experiment with unconventional art supplies while creating something beautiful! Find inspiration on a 15-minute guided tour in our permanent exhibition Intersections: World Arts, Local Lives at 12:15pm, 12:45pm, and 1:15pm.

Also on Sunday check out Fowler Families: Breathing Color with Mindful Making (ages 7 ). Click here for more info.

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Related Exhibition: Intersections: World Arts, Local Lives
Intersections: World Arts, Local Lives explores the roles that art plays in creating meaning and defining purpose for people across the globe. Art is not only a reflection of culture but can actively shape thought and experience. The objects on display have all intervened in the lives of those who made or used them—whether to educate, solve problems, assert leadership, assist in remembering, or provision loved ones in the afterlife.

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