A collage with three people sitting in a room, surrounded by various textured backgrounds and a framed picture above them. Banner for Collage Workshop number sign 3 with Artist Bria Sterling-Wilson

Collage Workshop #3 with Artist Bria Sterling-Wilson

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Back to The Sterlings, an exhibition by 2024-2025 Artist-in-Residence, Bria Sterling-Wilson

Tue, Nov 19, 2024

6 PM – 8 PM EST (GMT-5)

Clay/3D Studio, DeChiaro College Center W312

4501 North Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21210, United States

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The image is an event poster for an art exhibition titled “The Sterlings” at the Julio Fine Arts Gallery. On the left side is a Polaroid-style photograph of three individuals, each seated, with a woman on the left in a blue suit, a middle-aged man in the center wearing a light blue shirt, and a man on the right in a red checked shirt with an afro hairstyle. The photograph is placed on a background with floral wallpaper and blue curtain details on both sides. To the right of the photograph, the event details are written on top of a wallpaper background. Various logos are aligned vertically to the right. Transcribed text: “The Julio Fine Arts gallery presents: The Sterlings October 10 - November 22 Solo Exhibition by 2024-2025 Julio Fine Arts Gallery Artist-in-Residence Bria Sterling-Wilson Artist talk and reception: November 7 vertical bar 6 PM Black Box Theatre followed by a reception in the Julio Fine Arts Gallery Join Bria for an artist workshop at 6 PM on: Monday, November 4th Tuesday, November 12th Tuesday, November 19th Spots are limited! Save yours on the Bridge app”. Flyer for Collage Workshop number sign 3 with Artist Bria Sterling-Wilson
As part of Sterling-Wilson’s artist residency, she will be conducting a series of three collage workshops. These workshops are designed to allow participants to explore ways of physically manipulating a photograph. Collage promotes creative thinking, develops visual literacy, encourages experimentation, and is an accessible medium. Exploring different ways to evoke feelings and thoughts through a photograph (by writing on images, tearing, sewing, juxtaposing other images or materials, for example), participants will connect to Sterling-Wilson’s work as well to work by other collage artists in history that have inspired her work. All supplies will be provided. The workshop is meant to be taken as a full series, but we welcome participants who can only attend one or two sessions as well!

Where

Clay/3D Studio, DeChiaro College Center W312

4501 North Charles St., Baltimore, MD 21210, United States

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Megan Rook-Koepsel
Co-hosted with: The Julio Fine Arts Gallery

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