Teensway, a program for teens focusing on art and adventure, will have a workshop at the Wing Luke Museum. Experience will be providing a free 7 week workshop inspired by Hmong Storycloths. It will be 4/23-5/4 on Saturdays 12pm-4pm. You will explore stories through textiles and have museum collections to use as inspiration! It’s limited to 15 people so sign up soon! First come first serve! Registration deadline is 4/16/2016.
“Teensway FAQ
What do you do in Teensway?
You work with an artist that will help you make your ideas come to life. We work with paint, ceramics, graphic design, illustration and photography. You will also go on field trips to parks, gardens, and shops to gather inspiration. At the end of the school year, you end up with a piece of artwork to be proud of which will be on display at the museum during summer months.
Do you really make exhibits?
Yes! The artwork you make at Teensway is shown in one of our exhibition spaces. The neat thing is, you get to decide how that room will look. Everything from paint colors, how you want to display your art, where the spotlights should go, all of this will be decided by you!
Do you have to be Asian American to be in Teensway?
Not at all. Everyone can be a part of Teensway!
To learn more: (206) 623-5124 x116 or email.”
http://www.wingluke.org/teensway
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