All-Ages Artmaking at LUAG: Stitch Your Own Story Flag with Rebecca Kelly

Overview

Create a flag that tells your story! Join artist Rebecca Kelly for an all-ages community workshop inspired by the artwork in the exhibition This Land: Reimagining the United States of America on its 250th Anniversary. Learn simple embroidery stitches while designing a small fabric flag that reflects your identity, community, or hopes for the future. No experience necessary—all materials provided.

Register in advance; space is limited.

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Rebecca Kelly is a storyteller, visual artist, and curator. Rebecca is a teaching artist at Lehigh University Art Galleries, Young Audiences of NJ and PA, and The Banana Factory in Bethlehem, PA. Rebecca is on the roster of the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts. Ms. Kelly is a gifted visual artist who specializes in Book and Textile Arts. Her work has been exhibited at The Philadelphia Museum of Art Library, Phila, PA, South Haven Arts Center, South Haven, MI, The Studio Exhibit at Evanston Art Center, Evanston, IL, The Phillips Mill Art Association Annual Juried Show, Hunterdon Art Museum Members Show and St. Ann’s Warehouse in Brooklyn.

LUAG Community Days offer opportunities to drop-in to the galleries to explore great works of art from the LUAG collection and current exhibitions through conversation, hands-on projects, and sketching. Geared to children ages 4 to 94 and their adult companions.