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Meadows Park was the place to be today from 11am - 1:00pm to make your own sculpture from recycled materials. Thanks to funding from the Everett Citizens Foundation, the Everett Cultural Council and the Massachusetts Cultural Council, Art Lab Everett will host a series of arts workshops in the parks. So lucky with the weather and the wonderful people that joined the fun. Such creatives in our city! Please join us at our next workshop in Sacramone Park on June 11th! Family art projects for all ages!!!
We had a conversation about the ways in which artists are like scientists. Check out the very first blog to learn more.
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Join us at the Everett Cultural Council's Meet and Greet Spring Picnic from 11:30am - 3:00pm  ART LAB EVERETT will by "On the Road" on May 14th from 11:30-3 at Swan Street Park in Everett. We will have an arts activity as well as an art game. Please join us and all of the wonderful organizations in Everett. Meet your neighbors, learn about Everett's programming, make art, listen to music and share your story.
CANT WAIT TO MEET ALL OF YOU! SPONSORED BY THE EVERETT CULTURAL COUNCIL AND THE MASSACHUSETTS CULTURAL COUNCIL Both artists and scientists are researchers. Scientists ask questions about what they see in the world. They collect data from their observations to find answers. Artists conduct research through the materials they use in order to create their work. WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR AN ARTIST TO CONDUCT RESEARCH? Very simply, when mixing blue and red, what color emerges? Purple...right? That is the basic investigation of a painter. As they spend time mixing paints they continue their research. They investigate texture, image, line and shape. An artist is in conversation with materials as they work. The image created is their answer.
Images take different forms. Abstraction, surrealism, folk art, realism, op art, color field painting, etc. The investigation continues. What is real? Is an image describing a house, a tree, a dog or something that is recognizable more truthful than an abstract image describing ones experience without recognizable shapes? The forms the images take are a result of the painter's research. Artists and scientists both conduct research. Darwin wanted to know about evolution, Madame Curie wanted to know about radiation. Both artists and scientists are seeking deeper understandings of the world in which we live through their work. |
MARTHA
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