Join us at Hacker Creations, where creativity knows no bounds as discarded electronics are transformed into captivating masterpieces. Led by the esteemed instructor, Melissa Glick, an accomplished artist with a background in Art History & Art Education, this event promises to be a remarkable experience. Melissa's participation in various shows within the area is a testament to her talent and passion. Drawing inspiration from her vivid imagination, resourcefulness, and the beauty of serendipity, Melissa will guide participants through an enthralling class.

Discover an exciting and innovative way to spend a Sunday afternoon by immersing yourself in the world of sculpture made from disassembled computers and recycled imagery. In this unique class, reminiscent of the artistic traditions of Picasso, the Surrealists, Louise Nevelson, and Joseph Cornell, you will unlock the artistry within found objects. Witness the awe-inspiring shapes and materials that emerge as you deconstruct technology and embrace this captivating process.

Throughout the class, you will acquire invaluable skills in construction and assemblage. Explore the intricate balance of color, pattern, shape, and form as you create striking compositions. Utilize tools such as screwdrivers, power drills, epoxies, and wires to attach components to wooden surfaces. With the aid of Mod Podge, craft alluring collages that breathe life into your artwork.

To ensure a seamless experience, a materials fee of $25 is required. This fee covers the cost of any tools or materials utilized during the class. Payment can be made in cash, check, or Venmo directly to Melissa at the start of the first class meeting.

All students aged 14 and above are welcome to enroll in this remarkable opportunity. For those under 18, the presence and direct supervision of a responsible adult is mandatory.

Hacker Creations: Transform E-waste into Art will take place at the renowned Artisan's Asylum in Boston. Located at 96 Holton Street, Boston, MA 02135, this exceptional event will commence on October 15, 2023. Secure your ticket now for just $55 and embark on a captivating journey of artistic discovery.

For any further inquiries, please reach out to education@artisansasylum.com. Discover the boundless potential of artistry with Hacker Creations: Transform E-waste into Art.

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