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Queerly Creative Daily Art Journaling with Sassafras Lowrey
April 19, 2022 @ 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm PDT
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For nonbinary and transgender people of all ages putting our stories onto the page is important and can even be personally transformative. Creative daily art journaling is a way that we can document our queer lives for memory and self-reflection. Art journaling involves combining words, photos, drawings, cut/paste from magazines/newspapers/mail, stickers etc. onto the page to document memories. Especially during the pandemic which has brought so much isolation and uncertainty, art journaling can be a personal (or collaborative) way of documenting the special and mundane moments of daily life. In this workshop we will explore tips for no/low-cost ways of getting started with art journaling, techniques for art journaling, and strategies for queerly incorporating creative journaling into your life.
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SUPPLIES NEEDED:
— Notebook of any kind and size (optional)
— Paper (lined or unlined)
— Pen, pencils, crayons and other art supplies of your choice (optional)
— Notebook of any kind and size (optional)
— Paper (lined or unlined)
— Pen, pencils, crayons and other art supplies of your choice (optional)
WHO IS SASSAFRAS?
Sassafras Lowrey’s novels and nonfiction books have been honored by organizations ranging from the American Library Association and the Lambda Literary Foundation to the Dog Writers Association of America and the Cat Writers Association. Sassafras’ work has been published widely in publications including The New York Times, Catapult, Narratively and The Rumpus. Sassafras has taught queer writing courses and workshops at LitReactor, the NYC Center For Fiction and at colleges, conferences, and LGBTQ youth centers across the country. www.SassafrasLowrey.com
Sassafras Lowrey’s novels and nonfiction books have been honored by organizations ranging from the American Library Association and the Lambda Literary Foundation to the Dog Writers Association of America and the Cat Writers Association. Sassafras’ work has been published widely in publications including The New York Times, Catapult, Narratively and The Rumpus. Sassafras has taught queer writing courses and workshops at LitReactor, the NYC Center For Fiction and at colleges, conferences, and LGBTQ youth centers across the country. www.SassafrasLowrey.com