Teen + Adult Workshop: Landscaped Photo Collage

Saturday, February 17, 2018

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Join Laumeier's 2017 Kranzberg Exhibition Series artist Yvonne Osei for an afternoon of creative expression in Laumeier Sculpture Park and in the studio. Learn the art of collage using cell phone photography to create a visual narrative of Laumeier's landscape. Explore techniques and strategies to combine collage with photographic imagery, including creative destruction, subtraction and addition, layering, transparency, symbolism and hidden messages.

Photography skills are not required, just bring your cell phone and an open mind!

For ages 16 and up. Cost is $60. Noon to 3 p.m.

More information and to register: laumeier.org

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Tags: St. Louis Family Events, art workshops or teens, art for teens, Laumeier Sculpture Park

Locations: St. Louis County, South County

Ages: High Schoolers, Middle Schoolers, Teens and Tweens

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