Teen Workshop: Remixing the Archive

Wednesday, November 11, 4 p.m. CDT
Presented virtually on Zoom
Register here

How do images shape our understanding of current and historical events? In this live virtual workshop we will explore artworks from two current exhibitions Anthem (Weinberg/Newton Gallery) and What Does Democracy Look Like? (Museum of Contemporary Photography) as inspiration for new photographs. Working with a camera and everyday materials such as copy paper, paper clippings, and small objects, we will create compositions to tell a story.

This workshop is created in partnership with Weinberg/Newton Gallery and will be lead by Lisa Lindvay, Education Coordinator at Weinberg/Newton Gallery

This event will be recorded and transcribed.  If you require special accommodations for this event, please contact mocp@colum.edu.

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Materials:
Paper
Scissors
Household objects
Camera (phone or tablet)

Prep your materials:

Using 4 sheets of copy paper, cut out approximately 12, circles, squares, strips, and triangles

Gather small objects from around your home or outdoors that are a reflection of your personal identity