Collage Workshop
Sunday, March 15, 3pm - 5pm

Explore themes of growth, roots, seasons, and renewal through nature-inspired collage and mixed media, as we acknowledge the start of Spring and the importance of caring for the earth.

The workshop will be lead by JCC member and art educator Mary Willette, see below for more about Mary.

Ages 10+ (under 14 must be accompanied by an adult)
Materials Fee: $5, See below for other materials you can bring to add to your design!

• Deadline to register: Tuesday, March 10 - Space is limited. There may be a waitlist.
  Click here to register! (select Culture & Arts on registration page) or
• Register at the Welcome Desk; 508-756-7109

Come celebrate art, community, and the start of spring through creativity, conversation, and imagination—and leave with a finished piece of art and a deeper connection to nature.

Be a part of this project even if you are unable to attend by donating materials that can be cut and pasted such as:

• Paper no longer being used such as magazines, books: (maps, envelopes, music sheets, packaging)
• Tissue paper, handmade paper, wrapping paper, ribbon, origami paper, etc.
• Natural Materials (pressed flowers, leaves, etc.)

Bring your donations to the JCC Lobby anytime. THANK YOU!

Contact Leslie Grossman; [email protected] with questions.

About the Artist Leading the Workshop - Mary Willette

Mary Willette is a multidisciplinary artist working at the intersection of sculpture, performance, and participatory practice. Drawing on the complexities of human relationships, her work uses the body—breath, tongues, bones, and skin—as both material and metaphor to create performative and sculptural forms that explore embodiment, presence, and connection beyond verbal language.

Willette earned her MFA from the University of Michigan and her BFA from the Columbus College of Art and Design. She is also an experienced educator, teaching process-based, accessible art programs in a wide range of community and academic settings. Her work has been exhibited nationally, including at the San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art and The Boiler | Pierogi in Brooklyn. She lives and works in Worcester, Massachusetts.

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