The Sterlings, an exhibition by 2024-2025 Artist-in-Residence, 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!

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!

Join us for the artist talk and reception for "The Sterlings", an exhibition by the Julio Fine Arts Gallery's 2024-2025 Artist-in-Residence, 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!