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Transitions Art Journaling Workshop with Kathy Coe at Greenwich Library
December 2, 2016 @ 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm
In the Greenwich Library Meeting Room.
Artist Kathy Coe will teach you how to create your own unique and personalized handmade journal, as well as show you how to use mixed media to explore the Art Journaling process. Work with watercolors, pencils, images, pastels, ribbons, postcards and anything else you can think of. This adult oriented workshop is all about expression, creativity, letting go, moving forward, remembering, and reflecting. There are no rules in Art Journaling, all you have to do is come and start journaling and let it take you where it will! All supplies will be provided. Click on the “Register Now” button to register for the program. For more information, please contact Matthew Sgritta at msgritta@greenwichlibrary.org or (203) 622-7972.
Artist Kathy Coe will teach you how to create your own unique and personalized handmade journal, as well as show you how to use mixed media to explore the Art Journaling process. Work with watercolors, pencils, images, pastels, ribbons, postcards and anything else you can think of. This adult oriented workshop is all about expression, creativity, letting go, moving forward, remembering, and reflecting. There are no rules in Art Journaling, all you have to do is come and start journaling and let it take you where it will! All supplies will be provided. Click on the “Register Now” button to register for the program. For more information, please contact Matthew Sgritta at msgritta@greenwichlibrary.org or (203) 622-7972.
About Kathy Coe:
Kathy Coe studied at DuCret School of Art in New Jersey, Pratt Institute and The National Academy of Fine Art and Design in New York with Dr. Furman Finck, Ronald Sherr, Harvey Dinnerstein, and Marybeth Mckenzie. She has won numerous awards for her work including: The Elizabeth Green Shields Grant, The National Academy Lorraine Grace award, The Edward Mooney Traveling Scholarship, The National Academy Annual Helen M. Loggi award, The James Sudan Bronze medal and The Salmugundi Silver Medal for drawing.
