Explore some cut-and-paste creativity with multi-faceted guest host Katherine Whalen. Spending her time split between bands Jazz Squad and Certain Seas, her creative fire cannot be contained into one medium. Katherine has been making capturing collages using found materials, old magazines and photocopies, sometimes mixing her painting outlets and collage work with amazing outcomes. Join us and be inspired by the fun act of collage.Supplies Included - Feel free to bring your own as well!All Ages
What is Collage with Katharine Whalen | All Ages? This event is a hands-on community art workshop where participants of all ages can create paper collages under the guidance of local musician and artist Katharine Whalen. What to Know: The workshop costs ten dollars per person, which covers all necessary supplies, though you are welcome to bring your own favorite magazines or paper scraps to personalize your project. The session runs from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Anne and Arthur Fine Arts Supply in downtown Hillsborough, where street parking is available nearby. Because the event is open to all ages, it is a welcoming space for school-aged children and teens to experiment with mixed media alongside adults. This workshop makes an excellent Friday evening stop to transition into the weekend. It offers a relaxed, creative environment where your kids can work with their hands while you connect with other local parents before heading out to dinner in downtown Hillsborough.
Are art supplies provided for the collage workshop?
Yes, all necessary materials are included in the ten-dollar registration fee, though participants are welcome to bring their own old magazines, photocopies, or paper scraps to use.
Where is the workshop located and where should I park?
The event takes place at Anne and Arthur Fine Arts Supply in Hillsborough. You can find public parallel parking along the street or in nearby municipal lots within walking distance.
Is this event suitable for young children?
While the workshop is open to all ages, it is best suited for children who are old enough to safely use scissors and glue sticks independently.
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