Workshop introduction and Q&A - Meet Monica Trinidad and ask questions about her upcoming February workshop series, Making Art for the People. Trinidad is Winter Artist in Residence of the Council for Race and Ethnic Studies and the Kaplan Humanities Institute.
More about the Workshop:
Student Workshop: Making Art for the People
Two (2) Mondays: Feb. 21 and Feb. 28, 2022
5:00 - 6:30pm
Explore collaborative, community-based art-making as a key site of transformation, power building, storytelling, and activating people to become catalysts for social change. A combination of presentation, dialogue, and hands-on art making, the workshop will cover tips and best practices for creating visual artwork in collaboration with grassroots organizations working towards racial, economic, gender, and disability justice.
Space is limited—signups will be taken in order received.
You must commit to attending both workshop sessions, 2/21 and 2/28.
The workshop may occur in person or remotely, depending on COVID protocols.
To register for the workshop, attend the workshop preview/Q&A on 2/10/22 or contact Jill Mannor at the Kaplan Humanities Institute (jill.mannor@northwestern.edu).
Cost: Free.