The Future We Make: A Climate + Art Workshop
Join us for an evening of inspiration and exploration of creative practices to develop resilience in the face of the climate crisis.
Kelly and Hannah are the founders of Feral Futures: a forthcoming magazine that will be devoted to inviting creativity into catastrophe. Worry and stress often disconnects us from our ability to be creative. Creativity, though, is what is needed now more than ever to provide individual resilience and collective change.
Hannah is a poet, marine naturalist, and psychotherapist. Her work often explores themes of spirituality and family through the natural world. You can find her forthcoming work in The EcoTheo Review.
Kelly is the art curator at Seattle’s Gallery B612, she is an art historian, art educator, and a science fiction and fantasy writer.
This event will provide:
Art supplies
Writing prompts
Visual art prompts
Tea & snacks
You will leave with:
Seeds for a future project
Connection with like-minded individuals
Creative Inspiration
Whether you have a creative practice or you’re desiring a new way to explore, process, and connect over what you’re learning during Climate Week, we would love to have you join us.
Location/Venue: Gallery B612 1915 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
Date/Time: Tuesday, July 22nd at 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Doors at 5:30, guided creative exploration from 6-7:30pm
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