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Color: An Ecological History - Online
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Color: An Ecological History - Online
Instructor(s):
Daniela Molnar
Date and Time:
7/27/2021
-
7/27/2021
10:00 - 4:00
$115
Total Cost:
$
115
Minimum Age Level:
16+
Skill Level:
All Levels Welcome
10
available
at risk
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March 9, 2021
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Workshop registration opens for members on February 27.
Workshop Overview
The history of color is the history of the world, encompassing ecological, social, political, and economic patterns and forces. In this course, you'll learn about how ideas of color have changed over time and how these ideas have changed the way we live and see. After a wide-ranging introduction, you’ll learn about the history of your favorite color and be offered prompts to respond to this history in the medium of your choice. This course will change how you see our colorful world.
About the Instructor(s)
Daniela has been teaching students of all ages since 2007. She is an artist / wilderness guide / educator / activist / eternal student working with the mediums of language, image, and place to explore issues of social, political, and ecological justice. She founded the Art + Ecology program at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, is a backcountry educator with Signal Fire‘s Wide Open Studios and teaches a range of topics independently, with Sitka, and with Literary Arts. She loves teaching at Sitka!
Materials List: Students Bring
• Notebook for writing
• Any art supplies you already own and like to use
• Writing is a good medium for this course, too!
Materials List: Provided by Instructor(s)
• Extensive bibliography and handouts for future reference
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Instructor(s):
Daniela Molnar
Date and Time:
7/27/2021
-
7/27/2021
10:00 - 4:00
Tuition:
$115
Total Cost:
$
115
Minimum Age Level:
16+
Skill Level:
All Levels Welcome
10
available
Workshop Overview
The history of color is the history of the world, encompassing ecological, social, political, and economic patterns and forces. In this course, you'll learn about how ideas of color have changed over time and how these ideas have changed the way we live and see. After a wide-ranging introduction, you’ll learn about the history of your favorite color and be offered prompts to respond to this history in the medium of your choice. This course will change how you see our colorful world.
About the Instructor(s)
Daniela has been teaching students of all ages since 2007. She is an artist / wilderness guide / educator / activist / eternal student working with the mediums of language, image, and place to explore issues of social, political, and ecological justice. She founded the Art + Ecology program at the Pacific Northwest College of Art, is a backcountry educator with Signal Fire‘s Wide Open Studios and teaches a range of topics independently, with Sitka, and with Literary Arts. She loves teaching at Sitka!
Materials List: Students Bring
• Notebook for writing
• Any art supplies you already own and like to use
• Writing is a good medium for this course, too!
Materials List Provided by Instructor(s)
• Extensive bibliography and handouts for future reference