Join us in MAKESHOP as we reuse and repurpose household materials into sculptures of all shapes and sizes. Find inspiration in the shapes, patterns, textures, and colors of everyday objects, then try various attachment methods to build your own creation.
Explore how heat changes the properties of plastic! Join us in MAKESHOP as we use heat tools to fuse recycled plastic together. What textures and colors do you see? How can you make something new out of plastic scraps?
This workshop has been cancelled. Work with Museum Educators Julia and Jaz and your peers to develop new drawing techniques, explore materials and share your knowledge to create a collaborative Manga-Zine. This workshop for ages 10+. $20 for nonmembers / $17 for members (Members use code MEM$3OFF). Museum admission not included. Register here. Location: […]
What’s special about the way cardboard can bend, move, fold, and provide support? Make new discoveries about this everyday material as we build sculptures, structures, and more using all kinds of cardboard.
Join us in MAKESHOP as we explore the art and practice of sewing. Try different stitches, use needle and thread to attach fabric together, investigate the sensory qualities of fabric and fiber, and experiment with stuffing fabric shapes.
Join us in MAKESHOP to explore simple circuits and offset motors, then tinker with machines that make art. How will the changes you make to the machines affect the art they make?
Join us in MAKESHOP to explore simple circuits and offset motors, then tinker with machines that make art. How will the changes you make to the machines affect the art they make?
Join us in MAKESHOP to explore simple circuits and offset motors, then tinker with machines that make art. How will the changes you make to the machines affect the art they make?
Join us in MAKESHOP to explore simple circuits and offset motors, then tinker with machines that make art. How will the changes you make to your machine affect the art that it makes?
Join us in MAKESHOP to explore simple circuits and offset motors, then tinker with machines that make art. How will the changes you make to your machine affect the art that it makes?
