BIPOC Open Studio - December 21st

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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 stu (Copy)
IMG_7258.JPEG (Copy)
Front shot of two masked participants sitting at table collaging. Collage materials are scattered on the table in front of them. (Copy)
Group shot of 4 masked participants sitting at a table. Some are painting with watercolor and others are collaging. Art materials scatter the table. (Copy)
MRAC_logo_2-color.png (Copy)
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BIPOC Open Studio - December 21st

$0.00

Monday December 21st, 5-8pm

Facilitator: Stuff

Theme: Solstice

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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.

First come first served. No registration required. Sign up to receive a reminder email or send an accessibility request ahead of time.

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About the facilitator:

StuffStud.io is a Black, Queer, multidisciplinary artist, ancestor in training, and recovering academic. Stuff is informed by Black wisdom that calls us to transform everything we touch—creating  progress, mischief, and magic; something holy out of nothing good. Art is more than a collection of words, materials, and technical brush strokes. Our art is the experience of creation itself. 

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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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