Castellani Art Museum hosts ART EXPRESS for kids Saturday, Feb. 25 @ 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

Jamie Moses · February 5, 2023

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Art Express allows children ages 6 to 12 to partake in fun-filled hands-on art making activities and gallery exploration. Each workshop includes a short talk about child-friendly museum artworks, and a guided storytime. A teaching artist works closely with participants to foster the creation of customized take-home artwork. RSVP is required.

Saturday, Feb. 25: Colorful Story Quilts led by Emma Britt. Explore the powerful traditions of African American storytelling through the works of Faith Ringgold. Learn about Faith’s colorful and exciting story quilt artwork and make artwork inspired by the artist.

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