Foraged and Grown Part 1: Floral Still Life Installation // An observational open studio curated by Milisa Moses

June 14 @ 12:30 pm – 3:00 pm

Wednesday-Friday, June 14-16, 12:30-3pm

3 sessions | $15/session for members, $20/session for non-members | Sign up for a single session, or take all three; $10 discount when you take all three

Please note: you can register for Part 2, featuring late summer flora in September, here

Immerse yourself in nature’s color, shape and symmetry in this 3-day, open studio series.

A large-scale, still-life installation of flowering blooms, lush greenery, and tall, swooping branches will transform the studio space and allow for observation of the season unfolding itself. From bright and alive, to wilted and withering, capture the ephemeral quality of flora on paper or canvas.

Similar to the Museum School’s open Life Drawing sessions, this class is self-guided. Museum school staff is present for occasional feedback.

Sketch, draw, or paint – bring your own materials.

ABOUT THE ARTIST

Milisa Simone Moses is a gardener and artist living in Eastham. She works with plants from her garden and from natural materials to create color for art and textiles. She most recently has taught workshops at The Provincetown Art Association and Museum, Castle Hill in Truro, and formerly out of her studio space, Plant Work Shop, in Orleans.

Website: plantworkshop.co, Instagram: @plantworkshop.co

Images: Lillian Orlowsky, Flowers in Vase, n.d., 10.5 x 8.75 in., PAAM Collection, Gift of Jo Ann Citron