SELF-PORTRAIT WORKSHOP WITH BILL BRUCKNER | THE ART OF DISABILITY CULTURE
Saturday | April 2, 2022 | 1pm-3pm PST
Onsite | All are Welcome
A self-portrait is our personal depiction of self. Whether abstract, symbolic, or intimately detailed, a portrait can reveal a person's identity, individuality, and story. In this interactive session led by artists Bill and Vicki Bruckner, participants will use self-reflection, drawing, collage, and painting, to create their own version of a self-portrait.
The workshop starts at 1pm with an introduction from the teaching artists and a brief walkthrough of the exhibition. RSVP here. Walk-ins are welcome.
This workshop is taking place during The Art of Disability Culture: Community Day Celebration.
The Art of Disability Culture exhibition includes several intimate acrylic paintings by Bill Bruckner, including a powerful self-portrait and several portraits of disabled friends. Bruckner’s tender works hold our gaze and encourage us to look closer and deeper.
Visitor Guidelines
Face masks and proof of vaccination are required for staff and adult visitors at all times in the gallery. Participants may choose to take their project to our adjacent outdoor patio where masks may be removed. Learn more about our safety measures.
Access: Ruth’s Table gallery and adjacent green space are wheelchair accessible.
ASL Interpretation: ASL interpretation is available upon request. 72 hours notice required.
Registration: Free | RSVP here | Walk-ins are welcome.
Donate: The program is free, donations are welcome.