Draw Together at the Woskob Family Gallery!
Drop in between 2:45 and 3:45pm to add your mark to our collaborative community artwork. We’ll set up an expansive scroll of paper across our gallery where visitors can draw, doodle, and express themselves using our variety of art materials. Whether you want to sketch a quick pattern, draw your favorite animal, design a winter scene, or add to someone else’s creation – there’s room for everyone’s creativity.
All ages welcome, materials provided. Stay for a minute or an hour and watch our collective drawing grow throughout the afternoon!
While you are at the Woskob Family Gallery you can also enjoy:
Hands-on History: A Community Experiment to Re-create a Lost Inca Rope is a participatory effort to re-create the largest textile of the premodern world. Marini synthesizes art-making and historical research to reconstruct a massive rope that, while no longer extant, was key to the understanding of Inca artistic representation. Through this project, the artist invites participants to enter the realm of Inca creativity, accessing knowledge otherwise inaccessible through traditional art historical research methods.
The exhibition features a monumental polychromatic rope winding around the gallery walls, its surface illuminated by track lighting that refracts throughout the interior. The experiment recovers a mainstay of Inca visual culture to reconceptualize academic understanding of the Inca past and reimagine the practice of art history.