Little Museums: Opening Doors on Art History
By Meta Dunkly Arnold
Exhibition statement coming soon.
Artist bio:
Meta Dunkly Arnold works in assemblage and mixed media, using discarded objects and unusual materials. Many of her pieces are interactive, with kinetic elements and LED lighting that invite the viewer to explore her imaginative little worlds. Her work has been exhibited at the West Windsor Arts Center, Studio Montclair, the Monmouth Museum, AOY Art Center, and River Arts in Damariscotta, Maine. She has taught art to all ages at Art Sparks in Hopewell, Painted Oak Nature School, The Jewish Center of Princeton, ACP, and West Windsor Arts.
Learn more about the artist, on her website here. Or her instagram @3dartbymeta.
Mini Museums Workshop!
Come build a mini museum in this workshop for kids ages 5 – 9 with an adult family member or caregiver. As we all get excited for the grand reopening of the Princeton University Art Museum, think about how you would choose and display treasures for everyone to enjoy. Teaching artist Meta Arnold will show examples from her exhibit Little Museums, and then assist families to assemble their own mixed-media collections.
All materials provided: boxes and packing inserts for the architecture, supplies to decorate with, and an assortment of interesting small objects (or bring your own)! Dress to mess, and please note that we will use small parts which are choking hazards for younger children.
