Tuesday, October 22, 2013
CAMBRIDGE ART ASSOCIATION CREATE IT NIGHT - October 28, 2013
Hacker Junk Creations
When: Monday, October 28, 6:15-8:30pm
Where: Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell Street, Cambridge MA
Fees:
$40 for CAA Members
$45 General Public
Eventbrite - Create It Night Hosted by Melissa Glick
Apply Melissa's "Junk Mosaic" process by combining the colors and patterns of 2D materials with the shapes and forms of 3D objects using collage and assemblage. Experiment with design, composition, and dynamics. Bring your own - or work from Melissa's collections of papers and recycled parts from computers, printers, and other electronics. The only requirement is imagination and creative energy!
"Hacker Space' A hacker is actually anyone who takes things apart and re-purposes them in cool new ways: that includes programmers and computer-science experts, but also people who turn old printer motors into DIY musical instruments, computer engines into robot parts, strings of recycled Christmas lights into public-art pieces. The hackerspace movement
..." Boston Phoenix
Instructor Biography:
Melissa Glick has a Masters in Art Education from Mass College of Art and has run educational programs at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, Boston Ballet, Museum of Fine Arts and various after school programs. See her current work at:
https://sites.google.com/site/melissasgart/
When: Monday, October 28, 6:15-8:30pm
Where: Kathryn Schultz Gallery, 25 Lowell Street, Cambridge MA
Fees:
$40 for CAA Members
$45 General Public
Eventbrite - Create It Night Hosted by Melissa Glick
Apply Melissa's "Junk Mosaic" process by combining the colors and patterns of 2D materials with the shapes and forms of 3D objects using collage and assemblage. Experiment with design, composition, and dynamics. Bring your own - or work from Melissa's collections of papers and recycled parts from computers, printers, and other electronics. The only requirement is imagination and creative energy!
"Hacker Space' A hacker is actually anyone who takes things apart and re-purposes them in cool new ways: that includes programmers and computer-science experts, but also people who turn old printer motors into DIY musical instruments, computer engines into robot parts, strings of recycled Christmas lights into public-art pieces. The hackerspace movement
..." Boston Phoenix
Instructor Biography:
Melissa Glick has a Masters in Art Education from Mass College of Art and has run educational programs at the Cambridge Multicultural Arts Center, Boston Ballet, Museum of Fine Arts and various after school programs. See her current work at:
https://sites.google.com/site/melissasgart/
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