"Expressive Enclosures: The Art of Personal Fences" invites you to reimagine the ordinary and discover the profound in the seemingly mundane. In this class, we'll venture beyond the conventional understanding of fences and walls, exploring their multifaceted roles in our lives—be it as barriers, protectors, or symbols of definition. Through hands-on creation using an eclectic mix of materials such as wire, wood, brick, and tin cans, students will craft their own tangible expressions of personal boundaries. The class encourages participants to infuse their creations with significance by incorporating personal found objects or materials of sentimental value. As we delve into the artistic process, we'll ponder the necessity of fences in our lives and the stories they tell. Get ready to transform fragments into art and explore the deeper meanings behind the structures that shape our spaces and perceptions. (Class limited to 20 people.)

Address

The Ballroom of the Historical Texas and Pacific Railway Station located at 201 W. Lancaster Avenue, Fort Worth, Texas  76102

Time

9:30 AM-12:30 PM