Visual Poetry Laboratory [Sierra Nelson & Greg Stump]
Comics artist Greg Stump and poet Sierra Nelson combine talents and all-time favorite experiments in this fun, generative class. Students will create new collaborative and individual writing and text+visual work, culminating in a mini-zine. For inspiration, we’ll look at work by artists such as Julie Doucet, Phillip Guston, Nedko Solakov, Raymond Pettibon, William Steig, and Apollinaire, and experiment with collaged words, construction-paper fears, constellations, and Surrealist-style translations. Open to writers and artists at all levels of experience.
Hugo House is temporarily moving! May 19 is the last date Hugo House will hold classes at its current location. Starting May 20, Hugo House classes will be held at 1021 Columbia Street, Seattle, WA 98104.
This class will be held at Hugo House First Hill: 1021 Columbia Street, Seattle, WA 98104
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Class sessions may be recorded if a session falls on a holiday, or if a student has access needs. Class recordings are not guaranteed.
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