IN PERSON: Creating with Color: An Introduction to Abstract Collage with Kimberly Stoney
Saturday, February 12:00—4:00 PMSibley HallGroton Public Library99 Main St., Groton, MA, 01450
Explore the world of abstract collage-making. We’ll use colorful, transparent, and patterned papers to layer and compose our collages on paper substrates. Through playful experimentation with color, value, and composition, you’ll create dynamic abstract collages that reflect your personal imagery. This immersive experience will allow you to explore new techniques, nurture your creativity, and create expressive artwork. By the end of the class, you will have acquired the skills to make visually captivating abstract collages.
No experience necessary. All materials provided. Preference given to Groton residents until one week prior to the program. This event is intended for adults only.
About the Artist: Kimberly Stoney is known for her colorful and dynamic compositions inspired by her everyday life. Her past work as a sculptor and ceramicist informs her working process. She uses paint, collage and drawing materials to build rich and deep layers of visual information that invite the viewer to join her to find new meanings in the ordinary. Her work has been included in shows in North Carolina, Connecticut, and Massachusetts. Stoney has a BFA degree in ceramics from Alfred University (NYSCC) and a MFA in sculpture from UNC-Chapel Hill. Currently she works as a craft designer and stylist, creating and developing crafts for magazines, books, television and the web.
Made possible by the Groton Public Library Endowment Trust.
Registration for this event opens Tuesday, November 26 at 10:00 AM.