All skill levels are welcome! You bring your beverage of choice, and we'll provide the drawing supplies and light snacks.
Local San Antonio artist Sarah Fox will lead the group through a casual reductive drawing session in Confluence Park's Estela Avery Education Center. Attendees will use charcoal and erasers to create their work. Be prepared to get a little messy!
Attendees are encouraged to bring shiny objects from home, like tea kettles and ceramic figurines, to use as drawing references ... view more »
All skill levels are welcome! You bring your beverage of choice, and we’ll provide the drawing supplies and light snacks.
Local San Antonio artist Sarah Fox will lead the group through a casual reductive drawing session in Confluence Park’s Estela Avery Education Center. Attendees will use charcoal and erasers to create their work. Be prepared to get a little messy!
Attendees are encouraged to bring shiny objects from home, like tea kettles and ceramic figurines, to use as drawing references during this session.
The class is limited to 25 people, so book in advance. If you register and can’t make it, please cancel your registration so that others may join.
$10 Suggested Donation
21+ please
About Sarah Fox
Sarah Fox’s multi-media narratives and characters are created from embodied female experience. Stories of life, loss, sex and love are told through corporeal hybrid creatures. The resulting collages, cyanotypes, and animations suggest a childlike fairytale but with an undercurrent of dark symbolism.
Her work has been shown throughout Texas, as well as in the Kinsey Institute (Bloomington, Indiana), Field Projects Gallery (New York, New York), Espacio Dörffi (Lanzarote, Canary Islands), Casa Lu (Mexico City), and Darmstädter Sezession, (Darmstadt, Germany). In 2019 she was a recipient of a Sustainable Arts Foundation grant that allowed her to live and work at the Women’s Studio Workshop in NY with her son.
Fox lives and works in San Antonio, Texas with her 5-year old son. She teaches at Texas State University and runs the summer Nature of Art Camp for young artists at Confluence Park.
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