Dates: Sundays, 10-1pm; 2/2, 3/2, 4/6, 5/4, 6/1, 7/6
Ages: 18+, for artists who identify as BIPOC*
Cost: Free
Registration deadline: Sunday, January 26
Maximum enrollment: 10
Instructor: Tessa Hyndman
*Open to all mediums and artists who are a part of the Indigenous communities, Asian and Pacific Island communities, the Somali diaspora and other African immigrant communities, the African American community, the Latinx community, and other communities identifying as Black, Indigenous, or people of color.
This class is meant to create a safe space for Minnesota artists from racial and ethnic communities that have been underrepresented. Participants will come together and talk about their creative practice to help enrich each artist’s visual and written work. Artists will have the chance to share their projects and ask for feedback on what would be most helpful to them. We will develop a comfortable environment to have positive and meaningful conversations about each person’s work. This class will be used as a space to help further augment your studio time and talk about risks and new directions in your practice.
About the instructor: Tessa Hyndman (she/they) is a dedicated artist with a passion for collaboration and education. Their practice sits at the intersection of collecting, exploring and depicting personal and familial folklore, combining media and bridging the realms of 2 and 3D. As an educator, they have worked with youth and adult students in teaching silicone mold making, resin casting, and various printmaking techniques. Tessa aims to cultivate warm and upbeat spaces that foster creativity and critical thinking.
REGISTRATION DETAILS
Registration and payment may be completed through this website. You will receive an email a week prior to your class with information about the class.
Please call 612-278-4162 or email jo@highpointprintmaking.org if you wish to pay with cash or check, or have any questions.
