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The Fragmented Image: Using Collage, Color, and Value to Activate Your Art

Demystify the creative process and make it fun, relaxing, and satisfying! Students will create 8×10-inch collage-based images built from participant-supplied reference photos that will be made up of cut-up and glued pieces of magazine images. To do so, we’ll briefly touch on fundamentals of composition, collage, color and value. This is a maker-driven workshop with the great majority of time spent creating original art.

when

March 15, 2026 @ 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

where

855 University Drive
Torrington, CT 06790 United States

cost

165

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Demystify the creative process and make it fun, relaxing, and satisfying! Students will create 8×10-inch collage-based images built from participant-supplied reference photos that will be made up of cut-up and glued pieces of magazine images. To do so, we’ll briefly touch on fundamentals of composition, collage, color and value. This is a maker-driven workshop with the great majority of time spent creating original art.

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