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Family First: "The Drip" Collages

Ages:
All ages
Cost:
$10 per participant
  • About This Program

    Our May Family First, led by artist Shane Manier, is a fun creative workshop for all ages, where art, creativity and style meet. "The Drip" is all about how art can represent your unique style. What's your style say about you? What does it say about where you're from, where you're going? What colors and patterns represent you best? In this fun and expressive art workshop, participants will create a collage with fabric, patterned paper, magazine and paint markers to represent your unique style. Let's see your creativity, style and personality shown through artwork. This workshop is open to all ages, feel free to bring your entire family!

    Come celebrate your unique sense of self, let's see your "drip!"

    Family First is presented by Novant Health

    Family First is presented by Novant Health

  • About The Teaching Artist

    Shane Manier is a creative coach, visual artist, live event painter, TEDx and keynote speaker, trauma informed care instructor, poetry mentor and national spoken word poet based in the Charlotte metro region of North Carolina. She is the founder of The National Poetry Month Summit, an online summit that connects and supports poets across the US, and the founder of Guerilla Poets, a nonprofit art collective with branches in the US and UK.

    As a poet and artist, she has been featured at many shows and venues all across the US while completing many outreach programs as an activist and is a published author with three books, three spoken word albums and has poems published in numerous anthologies.

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