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Dana Tager - Visiting Artist Winterage Collage

We recently had the pleasure of welcoming a talented local artist who ignited our imaginations and introduced us to the captivating world of collages. During Dana's visit, the children had the opportunity to experiment with collage-making. Each child was encouraged to let their imagination roam free, explore their inner artist, and use a wide array of materials, including old magazines, newspapers, fabric scraps, and more, to craft their unique collages. We created a winterage-inspired art and it was great fun! 

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