Guest Artist Workshop: Mini Ceramic Totems with Katie Bramlage

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Saturday, Nov 19, 2022
12 – 4 p.m.

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Sunday, Nov 20, 2022
12 – 4 p.m.

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Free with general admission

*General museum admission is FREE for residents of Macomb, Oakland and Wayne counties.

Location:

In the Museum

5200 Woodward Ave
Detroit, MI 48202
United States

Using pre-made clay beads and a mix of other materials, guests are invited to make their own mini hanging clay totem, inspired by the work of Katie Bramlage. Clay pieces created by Katie, the DIA Studio Staff, and other community artists will be available to choose from, while supplies last. 

Born and raised in the Great Lakes region, Katie Bramlage has always collected stories, sticks, and stones. Through the study of physical geology and interior design, while spending time out in the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific NW, she found her medium, clay. In 2011 she received her BFA with honors in Crafts from the College of Creative Studies and has shown her work in a number of juried art fairs and gallery shows in the Detroit area. Her work is currently produced in her home/studio in Hazel Park MI and can be found online, in her Rust Belt Market shop, and in select galleries.

This program is made possible by the PNC Foundation.

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Mini Ceramic Totems with Katie Bramlage

Using pre-made clay beads and a mix of other materials, guests are invited to make their own mini hanging clay totem, inspired by the work of Katie Bramlage. Clay pieces created by Katie, the DIA Studio Staff, and other community artists will be available to choose from, while supplies last. 

Born and raised in the Great Lakes region, Katie Bramlage has always collected stories, sticks, and stones. Through the study of physical geology and interior design, while spending time out in the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific NW, she found her medium, clay. In 2011 she received her BFA with honors in Crafts from the College of Creative Studies and has shown her work in a number of juried art fairs and gallery shows in the Detroit area. Her work is currently produced in her home/studio in Hazel Park MI and can be found online, in her Rust Belt Market shop, and in select galleries.

This program is made possible by the PNC Foundation.

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