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Joy as a Revolutionary Act: Polymer Clay
\nIn a world that tells us to always be moving, and pushing, and going, there is power in slowing down. In this workshop, we will make polymer clay art!!<\/p>\n
Clay to me feels very symbolic. It starts off hard, and with a little holding, and love, it softens to build up to be anything we want it to be. And somewhere along the line, we may decide to smush it all down, and turn it into something completely different.<\/p>\n
All materials included. Here we focus on the process, not the product. All participants will go home with a finished clay piece or directions to bake it in your oven at home.<\/p>\n
AJ Williams Myers African Roots Center<\/p>\n
Registration is required to ensure we have enough materials. Register here<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Questions email: mxcalliemackenzie@gmail.com<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Joy as a Revolutionary Act: Polymer Clay In a world that tells us to always be moving, and pushing, and going, there is power in slowing down. In this workshop, … <\/p>\n