BIPOC Open Studio: January

Blue background that looks like a wrinkled piece of paper. At bottom left there are 4 stripes in yellow, pink, brown, and red. Overlaid is a black circle with white text reading 'BIPOC open studio'
Front shot of two masked participants sitting at table collaging. Collage materials are scattered on the table in front of them.
Overhead photo of two people collaging. Collage scraps and in progress collages are scattered on the table.
Group shot of 4 masked participants sitting at a table. Some are painting with watercolor and others are collaging. Art materials scatter the table.
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Blue background that looks like a wrinkled piece of paper. At bottom left there are 4 stripes in yellow, pink, brown, and red. Overlaid is a black circle with white text reading 'BIPOC open studio'
Front shot of two masked participants sitting at table collaging. Collage materials are scattered on the table in front of them.
Overhead photo of two people collaging. Collage scraps and in progress collages are scattered on the table.
Group shot of 4 masked participants sitting at a table. Some are painting with watercolor and others are collaging. Art materials scatter the table.
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BIPOC Open Studio: January

$0.00

Thursday, January 15th 6-8 pm

Facilitator: Gabi

Theme: Everyday Magic 

Where do you find magic in your day to day life? Drawing inspiration from tarot, astrology, and nature, join us to create your own cards or symbols that you can go back to be reminded of the magic in your everyday life. 

*Advanced registration required*

This Open Studio invites BIPOC-identifying participants ages 18+ to make art alongside others. Previous art making experience not required. Learn more about Open Studio here.

As part of Curiosity Studio's Open Studio mission, we are committed to offering these programs for free. To help us reach the greatest number of people, we ask that you do your best to attend the programs you sign up for.

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.

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