Coming up on Saturday, March 22 from 1-3 p.m. is another great event for children to learn about art! The Saturdays in the UNT Art Gallery series will feature instruction and practice using digital photography to make art. Children who attend grades K-12 and their caregivers are invited to attend. Students are encouraged to bring their own digital cameras or borrow one of the cameras provided.
This workshop will be led by David Herman, co-founder and creative director of Preservation LINK Inc. Students will work in the gallery and view the current exhibition, Marking a Course, which features the work of David Bailin, Matt Duffin, and Michael O'Keefe. Members of the student chapter of the National Art Education Association will also be involved to help the children with their projects.
My kids attended the previous event in this series and had a great time learning and experiencing age-appropriate activities in the gallery. I highly recommend getting your little shutterbugs registered! The event is free, but they request a reservation to gallery@unt.edu because space is limited.
