Lecture: Consumer Couture – The Politics of Having
Lecture: “Consumer Couture: The Politics of Having”
Charlotte Kruk ARtist and Sculpture Arts Education will be sharing her latest exhibition on view at the Racine Art Museum in Wisconsin. This year long installation features Kruk’s signature style of “wearable sculpture” in 6 storytelling window vignettes. The provocative title; “Consumer Couture; The Politics of Having” addresses Kruk’s use of post-consumer trash, upcycling the forgotten packaging of our sanitary culture into commentary about our decadent waste.
Roosevelt Room – Q-80
Free for members; $5 guests at door
Workshop: An Unconventional Tote for Your Conventional Carryalls
Workshop: “An Unconventional Tote for Your Conventional Carry-Alls”
Students are encouraged to save their consumer product packaging as a means of transformative “carry-all” fabric up-cycling. Kruk will provide additional supporting “trash”/”treasure”.
Please bring sewing machines and sewing supplies; specifically a “roller foot” if possible.
Multipurpose Room – M-50
1:30 to 4:30 PM
Class size: 20 students
$48 members, $63 guests
Kit Fee: $15.00.
Supply Kit (What to bring to the workshop)
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