November 2021
Drawing Room: Still-Life Workshop
Family Workshop: Join Lehigh University Art Galleries (LUAG) for a hands-on still-life drawing workshop that features works from the permanent collection at the Kemerer Museum. In conjunction with the exhibition Thinking through Drawing: Works on Paper, Drawings, and Sketchbooks from the Collection and Community on view at LUAG, participants will be encouraged to experiment with a variety of tools and techniques to strengthen their observational skills. No prior experience necessary. Register for this event here.
Find out more »Connect & Create: Trace Monotype Drawings with Claire Marcus
Trace monoprinting is a simple low tech process that is a hybrid between drawing and printmaking that allows you to transfer an image from one surface to another. In this simple, accessible process, paper is positioned over a carbon sheet allowing the artist to draw on the backside of the paper with a variety of tools while creating a mirror image on the opposite side. Transfers reveal a rich, expressive line with subtle marks unique to the process. Join artist and…
Find out more »Notations: Reading & Food Drive featuring writer and educator Paul Walsh
Paul Walsh holds his Masters in English Literature and is in his final year as a doctoral student in the field of education. His doctoral focus is on antiracist education and teacher identity, and his dissertation in progress is titled Writing through Whiteness: Utilizing Personal Narratives to Strengthen the Racial Competency of White Teachers. Paul has served as a resident poet for an online literary arts magazine and is also the author of the 2019 novel, Lemonade. The publication of Simeon Bleeker’s Magical…
Find out more »Drawing Room: Still-Life Workshop
Design After Dark: join Lehigh University Art Galleries (LUAG) for a hands-on still-life drawing workshop that features works from the permanent collection at the Kemerer Museum. In conjunction with the exhibition Thinking through Drawing: Works on Paper, Drawings, and Sketchbooks from the Collection and Community on view at LUAG, participants will be encouraged to experiment with a variety of tools and techniques to strengthen their observational skills. No prior experience necessary. Register for this event here.
Find out more »Critical Lens: Understanding Media Literacy Through Photographs
How does photography—in all its forms—shape how we make meaning about the world, and even about ourselves? Join us for this free, public event that explores this ubiquitous medium, and how we must all be critical consumers, interpreters, and producers. Open to students, faculty/educators, and media makers of all backgrounds, this one-day informal symposium invites participants to share their practices, experiment with hands-on media making, and hear from experts that investigate the photographic image and its connections to a wide…
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