Family Art Workshops this Saturday, February 27, 10:30am–12pm @ the Drawing Center

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The Drawing Center invites kids ages 5–8 and their families to join us for a Family Art Workshop this Saturday from 10:30am–12pm. Organized in conjunction with the exhibition, Selections Spring 2010: Sea Marks, the workshop combines group discussion with hands-on experimental drawing activities. Families will engage in a fun exploration of the relationship between drawing and the various sensations and experiences associated with water.

This workshop is free and open to the public - no experience necessary!

RSVP Recommended: 212.219.2166 x205 or agood@drawingcenter.org.
Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Family Art Workshops are supported by a grant from the May and Samuel Rudin Family Foundation.

35 WOOSTER STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10013
T 212 219 2166 | F 212 966 2976 | DRAWINGCENTER.ORG

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