Botanical Impressions with Clay

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Join artist Andrea Hoff in a free, hands-on workshop for all ages to celebrate nature, connection, and the joy of making. Participants will work with soft, homemade air-drying clay to create their own bowls, wall hangings, and decorative items plates. Using locally gathered flowers, leaves, and other natural materials, participants will press delicate patterns and textures into the clay—capturing the beauty of the outdoors in lasting keepsakes. Each participant will take home one creative clay creation. All materials will be provided.

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Richmond Public Art Program

Richmond’s Public Art Program sparks community participation in the building of our public spaces, offers access to ideas generated by contemporary art, encourages citizens to take pride in public cultural expression, and creates a forum to address a range of relevant themes and issues. Moreover, art energizes our public spaces, arouses our thinking and transforms the places where we live, work, and play into more welcoming and beautiful environments that invite interaction. Since the Program’s inception in 1997, the City has collected close to 350 works of public art with almost 200 works currently on display around Richmond.

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