Overview
Join us in Montauk for a hands-on experience of art and nature! Participants will create watercolors using sustainable, earth-friendly materials. After a brief orientation, participants will explore the stunning surroundings of the Andy Warhol Preserve and use their own digital camera, such as one on a smartphone, to capture photos of textures, colors and other inspiration. The walk will be followed by a hands-on session where participants create artworks that reflect their connection to the preserve and capture the textures, colors and essence of the landscape around them. The workshop will culminate in a group sharing session, where participants can display their finished pieces and discuss their creative process and inspiration.
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Christie Jones is inspired by personal encounters with environmental degradation, especially its impacts on shellfish and kelp farming, and the haunting reality of coral reef bleaching, Jones is a self-taught artist who uses a variety of mediums mixed with earth & mineral pigments. Through her art, she invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and take meaningful steps towards its protection and preservation.
