201 S. College Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80524
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201 S. College Ave.
Fort Collins, CO 80524
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Copper Leaf Votive Holder Workshop (ADULT)
Create your own pair of Copper Leaf Votive Holders based on the work of Holly Grace
in the “Shelter: Crafting a Safe Home” exhibit. All materials will be provided.
COST: $25 non-members / $20 MOA members
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Artist 2 Artist House Concert with Joe Schicke and Franklin Taggart
An intimate concert with local musician Joe Schicke and interviewer Franklin Taggart. Using music and art to explore the techniques and concepts from the “Shelter: Crafting a Safe Home” exhibit.
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Sponsored by:
One of four classes offered for ages 6-12. We will explore techniques and concepts from the “Shelter: Crafting a Safe Home” exhibit.
Instructors: Elizabeth Morisette and Anna Lee
Register Here(Minimum 3 students per class, subject to cancellation)
One of four classes offered for ages 6-12. We will explore techniques and concepts from the “Shelter: Crafting a Safe Home” exhibit.
Instructors: Elizabeth Morisette and Anna Lee
Register Here(Minimum 3 students per class, subject to cancellation)
Create your own Handmade Valentines using recycled materials. We will provide everything you need to make Valentines for your special people. All ages are welcome for this festive event. You will also be able to create Valentines for individuals in our community experiencing homelessness. Each sign up is for two participants and will receive one token from the FoCo Cafe worth a $10 meal at the cafe. Participants will be able to give the token to someone in need, or allow the Museum to do it for you.
$25 Members $30 Non-members (this price includes admission for two participants to create Valentines and one Free meal token from the FoCo Cafe to give to a person in need)
Join the Museum of Art | Fort Collins and Homeward 2020 for a free movie viewing followed by a discussion of shelter, home, community and homelessness solutions.
The stunning film Leave No Trace has prompted community reflection and conversations about homelessness nationwide. In partnership with the Museum of Art’s Shelter: Crafting a Safe Home exhibition, Homeward 2020 will host a free community movie viewing followed by facilitated discussion at The Lyric Cinema.
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Come EXPLORE the “National Geographic 50 Famous Photographs” exhibition, eat FREE pizza (thanks SLYCE!), do a HANDS ON art project and hang out with other cool TEENS!
201 S College Avenue (next to Downtown Ace Hardware)
Email to [email protected] or call 970-482-2787 to register
Sponsored in part by:
Instructors: Elizabeth Morisette and Anna Lee
Ages 8 – 12
Explore the “National Geographic 50 Famous Photographs” exhibition with the MoA Fort Collins After School Art Class series:
12/11, Origami
Individual Class: $10 Member / $15 Non Member
(Minimum 3 students per class, subject to cancellation)
EVENT DESCRIPTION: CONVERSATIONS WITH IMAGERY: RESPONDING TO THE WORLD AROUND US
3-Hour Writing Workshop with Author Page Lambert
During this 3-hour writing workshop, Page Lambert will guide us through the sensory world of language. Using responsive writing techniques, we will look at the world through the multi-cultural lens of National Geographic’s 50 Greatest Photographs, experiencing the varied perspectives of the world through the eyes of these many featured photographers. From this broad and expansive viewpoint, we will narrow our perspective as we are drawn into the intimate edges of the human and natural world as experienced through the artful eye of Kiliii Yuyan. This writing workshop will move us into a deeper understanding of the power of details and sense-based language, and into a deeper knowing of the power of writing from a responsive relationship with the world.
Page Lambert’s writing is found inside monumental sculptures at the Denver Art Museum, online at Huffington Post, and in dozens of anthologies about the West. Nominated for two Pushcart Prizes, she designs and teaches graduate writing courses for the University of Denver’s professional creative writing program. A leader of creative adventures for 23 years, her river writing journeys for women were featured in Oprah’s O Magazine as “One of the top six great all-girl getaways of the year.” Upcoming adventures include Weaving Words & Women in Peru, Literature & Landscape of the Horse in Wyoming, River Writing in Utah, Autumn Writing in the Berkshires, and Tuscany Primavera, a renaissance retreat in Italy. Author of the memoir In Search of Kinship and the novel Shifting Star recently published works include the essay “Not for Sale” (Langscape Magazine, 2018), “The Rural West” (The Light Shines from the West, Fulcrum Books, 2018), and “Deerstalking” (Memoir Magazine, Guns and People Issue, 2018).
Lambert writes the blog All Things Literary/All Things Natural from her Colorado home in the mountains west of Denver. www.pagelambert.com
EVENT LOCATION: Main Gallery- MOA
COST: $30 non-members/ $25 MOA members
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Instructors: Elizabeth Morisette and Anna Lee
Ages 8 – 12
Explore the “National Geographic 50 Famous Photographs” exhibition with the MoA Fort Collins After School Art Class series:
12/4, Paper Mache Animals
12/11, Origami
Individual Class: $10 Member/$15 Non Member
(Minimum 3 students per class, subject to cancellation)
Register here
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