FAR

Join Ms. Hilary on Saturday, December 3rd at 11am at Pictura Gallery for a kids workshop. Ages 5+ | Free with registration

As we discuss the trees in our neighborhoods and how we interact with them, we will learn to draw a variety of trees. We will add to and alter our forest of trees, much like Ella Morton adds to and alters her original photographs.

Our work will be inspired by Ella Morton’s exhibition on view, The Dissolving Landscape. Ella’s material process expresses the complex relationship humans have with this landscape, which involves awe, admiration and exploitation. Read more about her work here: ellamorton.com.

Children may be dropped off or accompanied by one adult.

Meet Ms. Hilary!

My name is Hilary Cannon Anderson, and I am a teaching artist dedicated to visually communicating my ideas and passions and helping others develop the skills they need to communicate their ideas.

I engage my students by sharing stories about artists and their artwork. I love my students’ insights as they discover new artworks. We then learn and practice the technical skills for them to express their own ideas and stories through their artwork. Learn more about my Teaching Philosophy.

I completed my masters in Art Education in 2012. I have taught art in private school, public school, community arts center, small workshop, and private lesson settings. I taught art to grade K-6 students at Summit Elementary school for seven years. I currently teach art and sewing in my private teaching studio, 3D Art for 4th-6th graders at Fairview Elementary, and Pictura Kids Workshop at The FAR Center for Contemporary Arts.

HilaryCannonAnderson.com