About this Event
Have you ever looked at two images and wondered what they might say to each other? In this hands-on workshop, artist and educator Kara Mshinda will guide participants through the art of photo weaving — a simple, tactile technique that layers two photographs together using a classic basket weave pattern to create an entirely new image.
Working with pre-cut image sets featuring the birds, flowers, trees, and waterways of Bartram’s Garden, you’ll weave together photographs to create new compositions that blur the boundaries between species, seasons, and moments in time. No previous experience needed — just use your hands, your images, and your instincts.
Limited registration spaces available. To ensure that others have the chance to sign up for this experience, please limit your purchase to 4 tickets.
GA: $15/ Member: $10
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What to expect:
- A short introduction to photo weaving with examples of finished work
- A live demonstration before you begin
- Time to make one or more woven pieces to take home
Who is this for? Everyone. This workshop is designed for all ages and all skill levels — no art experience, photography background, or weaving knowledge required. Children and families are warmly welcome.
All materials are provided.
About the Facilitator
Kara Mshinda (she/her) is a Philadelphia-based artist and educator whose work explores identity, memory, and our connections to people and places through photography, collage, and handmade processes. She teaches at Tyler School of Art and Architecture at Temple University and has led creative workshops at institutions across the city, including the University of Pennsylvania, the Museum of the American Revolution, and the Please Touch Museum.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Bartram's Garden, 5400 Lindbergh Boulevard, Philadelphia, United States
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