Introduction to Blackout Poetry Art

Tue, Apr 16 2024

7:00pm - 8:30pm

Woodneath Community Room 1 and 2

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Subjects

Arts Instruction

Age Group

For adults

Series

Access Art

Presenter

Sarah Hirtzel

Registration

Registration Required

Blackout Poetry Art is a form of "found poetry" where you identify key words that resonate with you, and these become your message or poem. Artist Sarah Hirtzel will teach us how to enhance our poetry by incorporating pattern, design, and drawing.

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