Virtual Art Lessons: How do you Think About Nature?

Join library staff and guest instructor Maxine Carrick for a 3 week art intensive that will help you understand the world of art and how you can express your thoughts though art.  All levels of ability are welcome to join!  Participants are encouraged to attend all 6 classes (2 per week) if possible; however, you are welcome to attend as many or as few classes as you are able.  You will have opportunities to engage with the instructor and other class members and complete practice exercises each week.  Maxine is an experienced art instructor with a degree in Fine Art and History of Art. 

Please only register for ONE CLASS.  The system will automatically register you for the remaining classes so that you will have a spot if you choose to attend.  You do not need to sign up for each class individually.  We encourage you to attend as many classes as you are able.  This class is for ages 16 to adult.  Space is limited and registration is required. 

Lesson 4: How do you Think About Nature? 

We are all connected to nature. In this lesson we will take a closer look at how artists celebrate or criticize their own and the worlds connection to the environment. We will be looking into works by Agnes Denes, Nils Udo, Andy Goldsworthy and Chris Jordan.

Note: The program will be hosted in Zoom, a video conference software that is free for participants. Zoom meeting details will be sent to registrants the day before the program. The Zoom video conference is considered a virtual Library facility. Participants must adhere to the Library Facility Guidelines while attending.