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Family Workshop | Animals in Clay

March 16 @ 11:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Monthly Workshop for kid’s and their adult guardians to create together!

Tickets*:
$25 per adult attendee
$25 per child attendee
Tickets include all materials.
*Families must register a ticket for each participating family member!

This monthly workshop is ideal for young artists ages 5 – 10 and their adult family member

Immerse yourself in the world of clay and learn how to create basic shapes with your hands as the clay becomes animals! Join artist Kass O’Brien as she leads young artists and their adult guardians through an hour-long clay session.

You will learn some basic techniques and most importantly have fun using clay!

Your pieces will be painted before you leave and then fired in the kiln*.

*You must return in about 10 days – 2 weeks to pick up your fired clay creations! Attendees will be notified when your work is ready to be picked up at AW.

To note:

*Adults must stay through the duration of the workshop, children should not be dropped off

*Upon arrival, adults will sign a participant’s release

*It is recommended to wear clothes that you don’t mind getting dirty. Clay is washable!

All materials will be provided and space is limited!

About the teaching artist:

Kass O’Brien grew up in Pennsylvania, spending much of her childhood fishing and sailing on Lake Erie. Kass’s mother was a docent at a nearby art museum, which sparked her curiosity for art. She became active in the art community as a teenager, and later went on to receive a BFA at the Columbus College of Art and Design and an MFA at the Cranbrook Academy of Art. Her style focused on urban decay, inspired by steel mills along the Great Lakes.

When she moved to Florida, Kass became inspired by the local scenery and began considering different mediums, like ceramics, to express her love of nature. Whether it is seaweed that has washed ashore or a leaf that has fallen from a tree, she tries to transfer these moments into each piece that she creates. She teaches several workshops and also art teaches in local schools on an occasional basis!