Sunday, August 23 | 1-4 pm
Led by Sarah Carnes, MEd
Designed for ages 18+
$45 Members | $65 Non-Members
Not a member? Join today at okcmoa.com/membership.
Inspired by the portraits and sumptuous textiles featured in the special exhibition The Sense of Beauty: Six Centuries of Painting from Museo de Arte de Ponce, this beginner-friendly workshop invites participants to explore color, pattern, and personal expression through silk painting. Drawing inspiration from the richly detailed fabrics, elegant compositions, and ideals of beauty depicted throughout the exhibition, participants will design and hand-dye their own one-of-a-kind silk scarf.
Participants may begin by sketching a decorative design inspired by the exhibition or, for those less comfortable with drawing, experimenting with abstract color blending and staining techniques. Step-by-step instructions will guide participants through the process of applying specialty silk paints, blending colors, and creating tonal depth and movement on silk. No prior experience required.
This class is designed for ages 18+.  All supplies will be provided.
For questions regarding the class or registration, please email Programs Manager Neely Simms at nsimms@okcmoa.com.
Bonus! Registrants ages 21+ are welcome to stop by the OKCMOA Bar before class and bring a drink to enjoy a relaxed paint-and-sip experience.
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Sarah Carnes, MEd, is a local artist educator. She has taught PreK-12 in the OKC metro area for over thirty years. She has presented numerous hands-on workshops across Oklahoma and nationally, including Balinese silk scarves, Zentangle, jewelry design, watercolor, ceramics, glassworks, printmaking, mixed media, and many more. Sarah serves as the Creative Director of Artrageous, located in Yukon. She has previously served as Past-President of the Oklahoma Art Education Association, Board member of the Oklahoma Alliance of Arts Education, and is a longtime member of the National Art Education Association.
