Community Boulder Making with Jessica Singerman
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Join artist Jessica Singerman to create some of the artworks for her solo exhibition in Sawtooth’s Davis Gallery!
Cloud girl accidentally eats rainbow features video, collage, drawing, and textile installation works that explore our relationship to the ephemeral and ever-shifting natural world.
During the free drop-in event, Singerman will guide participants in a process of binding scrap fabric to make sculptures she calls “boulders.” These pieces, made with the help of the community, will be on display during the exhibition April 21 – July 12. All participants will be recognized for their contribution in the exhibition text.
Free and open to all. Registration is requested.
Jessica Singerman
Born in Bangor, Maine in 1980, Jessica Singerman lived alternatively in France and the United States during her early life. Singerman earned her BA magna cum laude with Highest Honors in 2002 from the College of William & Mary, Virginia, and her Masters of Fine Arts in 2004 from the University of Delaware while on a fellowship. Her watercolors are the subject of a book published in 2017, Little Watercolor Squares, and her award-winning paintings and drawings are exhibited and collected internationally.
In previous lives, Singerman taught yoga and worked as a guide leading epic bicycle tours all over Europe, Central America, and Australia. She rides bikes, runs, and climbs, and lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina with her husband and their son