Join local artist Donna Morgan in this fun mixed media experience.

This workshop needs no experience or preparation just an open mind in a relaxed atmosphere where everyone is free to express themselves.

We will be creating mixed media pieces by exploring color, texture, and shapes that includes a mantra word that is personal to you. Often what is created is a personal expression of one’s self.

No experience necessary, all supplies will be provided. 2-4 pm, Saturday June 23rd.

Cost for this class is $30.  Space limited to 10 students.

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Bio:

Donna works in a range of art mediums including mixed media, encaustic, paper sculpture, and intuitive abstract art. she has lived in upstate New York all of her adult life and finds inspiration in all the splendors of the seasons. She was raised in a very creative atmosphere of art and crafts as my mother and grandmother embraced the artistic spirit. She spent many years in the life shuffle of work and family never embracing the artist that desperately wanted to be set free. After a life altering experience she started to explore her inner self and found that the artistic expression is a powerful healing force. Intuitive abstract painting is a vehicle that transforms her mind and spirit. Donna says, “In a meditative state I allow myself the freedom to fully embrace my creativity and spirit in motion. The use of unstructured play with color has enabled me to experience personal growth and spiritual awareness. I also have an inspired passion for my mixed media creations that makes me want to share their depth and beauty. Too create my mixed media art I transform old discarded and vintage materials that I have collected and rework them into new forms to be appreciated and loved once again. I enjoy each step in transforming the plain canvas to a finished one of a kind unique expression of art.”

Donna was published in the summer 2016 issue of Summerset Studios Gallery Magazine and created a piece for the 2017 recycled runway event held at the Corning Glass Museum, Corning NY. (both pieces featured later in the web site) In addition, she was formally represented by Quintus Gallery.