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Join artist Dione Lee on Earth Day for an art-making workshop exploring the medium of cyanotyping as a collaboration with the sun. Participants will experiment with the creative possibilities of transparency and opacity, light sensitivity and time. For visitors ages 16 and up. Previous experience is not necessary. Free as part of Community Day; advance registration is required. Workshop registration includes admission to the Museum.
Dione Lee’s banner design, Scales, explores the tangled relationship between order and chaos in the creation of peace. Presented as a series of digitally-altered cyanotypes, the work juxtaposes human craft and machine generation as a reflection of entropy and control: two fundamental elements of peace and harmony.
Dione Lee is a designer and artist from Singapore, currently based in New York City. Since graduating from the Maryland Institute College of Art (Interactive Arts, 2019), she has worked as a designer, creating computer-mediated work for various cross-disciplinary projects across print, digital, and experiential media. Alongside this, she pursues her artistic practice and has shown in exhibitions in Singapore, Los Angeles, Baltimore, and Rotterdam. @hellocargo | @studio.towers
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