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Facilitated by gallery Director Liz Jordan and teen artist Ren Riley, second year Visual Arts student at Booker T. Washington School for the Performing and Visual Arts. Teens will gather to create a group art project to be exhibited at the gallery, inspired by celebrating diversity in Dallas.
Equipment Needed: All supplies provided, bring your vision and collaborative spirit for diversity in Dallas.
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Location: Ephemeral Space 203 S Haskell Ave, Dallas, TX 75226
Total number of available spots: 8
Price: Free Community Workshop!
Liz is certified by the Niroga Institute in Dynamic Mindfulness (DM) and Literacy Training through Reading Partners, experienced English as a Second Language and Dyslexia interventions instructor supporting her students through art and creative learning.
Ren is fresh off her Visibility: Seeing is Believing Exhibit at SMU, curated by The Bolton Arts Foundation, this young artist is one to watch.
Equipment Needed: All supplies provided, bring your vision and collaborative spirit for diversity in Dallas.
Grown-Up Policy: Parents/caregivers are invited to stay on-site and enjoy a private gallery tour during the teen workshop.
No-show policy: Please contact us if you need to reschedule, so that we can open your spot to another artist. Please e-mail lj@mthrshpgallery.com with any changes.
