CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP | Learning to Look at Cubism

Learn how cubist artists invented new ways of depicting the world by creating images with fractured shapes and patterns. Then, we will create collages inspired by cubist art.

November 9, 2013
1 pm - 3 pm
Location
Hood Museum of Art
Sponsored by
Hood Museum of Art
Audience
Public
Registration required
More information
Alison Palizzolo
(603) 646-1469

Learning to Look at Cubism
In this workshop, we will learn how cubist artists invented new ways of seeing and depicting the world by creating images filled with fractured shapes and patterns. We will explore cubist works of art through careful looking and hands-on gallery activities. In the studio, we will create collages inspired by cubist art using mixed-media materials. For children ages 8 to 12. Participation is limited. Call (603) 646-1469 by November 6 to register.

 

Iamge: Jacques Lipchitz, Woman Reading (Liseuse), 1919, stained terracotta. Purchased through the William B. and Evelyn A. Jaffe Fund; S.965.13. © The Estate of Jacques Lipchitz, courtesy Marlborough Gallery, New York

Location
Hood Museum of Art
Sponsored by
Hood Museum of Art
Audience
Public
Registration required
More information
Alison Palizzolo
(603) 646-1469