The Drawing Salon focuses on drawing artworks from the museum's collection. Each session will focus on a different artwork. The sessions will begin with an introduction and discussion of the selected work. Participants will be encouraged to pursue their own visions and to take inspiration from the artworks in the gallery. Pencils and sketchbooks/paper are...
A Winter Arts & Culture Festival Shake off the winter blues and immerse yourself in a week of arts and culture with Free Week, presented by X Marks the Arts and sponsored by Think Iowa City and the Iowa City Downtown District. Taking place at various venues throughout the Downtown Iowa City Cultural & Entertainment...
Join curator Rich Dana for a special guided tour of the current Main Library Gallery exhibition, A Roll of the Dice: Symbolism in the Sackner Archive. All are welcome to attend this free event at the University of Iowa Libraries. This tour is offered in partnership with the Iowa City Downtown District's Free Week. About the...
Curated by Jeremy Chen with works by Jen P. Harris, R Kauff, Kathranne Knight, and Ajdin Kulic, Drawn Between is an exhibition and publication project curious about the act of drawing. What happens when we draw? What is drawing for? The show title comes from the artist William Kentridge’s assertion that drawing is always “hovering”...
Curated by Jeremy Chen with works by Jen P. Harris, R Kauff, Kathranne Knight, and Ajdin Kulic, Drawn Between is an exhibition and publication project curious about the act of drawing. What happens when we draw? What is drawing for? The show title comes from the artist William Kentridge’s assertion that drawing is always “hovering”...
Curated by Jeremy Chen with works by Jen P. Harris, R Kauff, Kathranne Knight, and Ajdin Kulic, Drawn Between is an exhibition and publication project curious about the act of drawing. What happens when we draw? What is drawing for? The show title comes from the artist William Kentridge’s assertion that drawing is always “hovering”...
Curated by Jeremy Chen with works by Jen P. Harris, R Kauff, Kathranne Knight, and Ajdin Kulic, Drawn Between is an exhibition and publication project curious about the act of drawing. What happens when we draw? What is drawing for? The show title comes from the artist William Kentridge’s assertion that drawing is always “hovering”...
The Thursday night life drawing group in memory of our dear friend, Phil Dorothy. Bring your own drawing materials which can include graphite, charcoal, pastels or watercolors. Drawing boards and easels will be available. Water-based oils and acrylics will be allowed. Solvent based oils may be used with odorless solvents. It is suggested that artists...
Curated by Jeremy Chen with works by Jen P. Harris, R Kauff, Kathranne Knight, and Ajdin Kulic, Drawn Between is an exhibition and publication project curious about the act of drawing. What happens when we draw? What is drawing for? The show title comes from the artist William Kentridge’s assertion that drawing is always “hovering”...
Learn the fundamentals of drawing with various tools like pencils, charcoal, and different types of paper. Master basic shapes, break down complex objects, and practice different lines. Understand perspective, proportion, and shading to create depth and dimension. Bring your own materials. Paper, pencils, and conte. Doors will open at 9:45 am. Participants – Minimum 5...
Join us second Saturdays for informal workshops designed to get your creativity flowing by having fun trying a new technique, medium, or material! March: Freestyle Stitching with Kelly Moore Drop in between 11a-1p PS1 Close (538 S. Gilbert). Free to participate; donations are welcome. All ages are welcome! Kiddos must be accompanied by a parent/guardian...
Curated by Jeremy Chen with works by Jen P. Harris, R Kauff, Kathranne Knight, and Ajdin Kulic, Drawn Between is an exhibition and publication project curious about the act of drawing. What happens when we draw? What is drawing for? The show title comes from the artist William Kentridge’s assertion that drawing is always “hovering”...
