Adult Studio Art Workshop (via Zoom): Drawing
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Date & Time
Thu, Feb 11 5:00 PM - 12:00 AM
Address (map)
Zoom
In honor of Black History Month, this session examines Jacob Lawrence’s screenprint The 1920’s…The Migrants Cast Their Ballots (1974). Draw details from his unique, modernist depiction of African-American migrant workers in the 1920s voting for the first time. Lawrence created this print as part of the Kent Bicentennial Portfolio, with artists contributing to the portfolio responding to the question “what does independence mean to you?”.
View the inspiration image for this class on the Museum’s online collection.
Required supplies:
- Prismacolor ebony pencil
- Eraser
- Pencil sharpener
Meet your Instructor
Tina Villadolid has been a Teaching Artist for the Santa Barbara Museum of Art for over 22 years. Connecting with the people in her community through art has brought her so much joy! Tina loves to paint with oils, sculpt with clay, create installation art, draw portraits with charcoal, and write songs. She is conversational in Spanish, has two grandchildren, is originally from New York City, and lives with her cat, Chappie James, Jr.
Ticket Cost:
Workshop via Zoom: FREE