Recycle, Reuse, Reinvent!
With Earth Day 2011 around the corner, Artpace’s 7th annual Family Day focuses on artists who bring new life and purpose to objects that might otherwise be considered waste. Join us in an eco-friendly block party on Saturday, April 30 from 1 to 4:30pm. The free, public event will feature green, contemporary art-making activities showcasing the work and techniques of current and past Artpace artists, as well as live acoustic entertainment and fun snacks. At Creation Stations and in artist-led workshops, kids and adults can participate in a variety of eco-inspired projects. Whether you like sculpting, collaging, drawing, or photography, we have activities that every member of the family will love!

SAVINGS STREET
Eco-Freestyle Zone 
Get an early start on Chalk It Up (October 8, 2011) by trying out your eco-themed designs in our new Family Day Freestyle area on Savings Street. 

El Tacomiendo 
Enjoy tacos, tortas, vegetarian treats, and more from our tasty Taco Truck-in-Residence. Cash only, please.

CREATION STATIONS
Color Project 
A lot of little things can make one big artwork. Be inspired by Artpace founder Linda Pace’s Red Project—select small found objects of the same color and assemble them together into a 
work of art. 
Location: Student Studio 

New Identity Portrait Photo Booth 
Have you ever wanted to be someone else? Dive through a pile of old costumes and put them to new use in this photo booth activity inspired by Arnoud Holleman’s 2006 Artpace exhibition. 
Location: Student Studio 

Made in San Antonio Reusable Bags* 
Bring a shirt and leave with a bag! Save your used clothes from going into the trash with this fun sewing and printmaking project. *Please bring a used T-shirt of any size to participate. 
Location: Student Studio
 

Newspaper Landscapes 
Gabriel Vormstein creates drawings, paintings, and collages on newspaper. You can too with this environmentally friendly creative project inspired by the artist’s Hudson Show(Room) exhibition. 
Location: Hudson (Show)Room

Creation Stations are open to everyone throughout the day. 
No sign-up necessary.

ARTIST WORKSHOPS
Riley Robinson 
Robinson received his MFA in sculpture from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 1994 and was an Artpace Window Works artist in 2005.
1:30 / 2:30 / 3:30
Location: Student Studio 

Naomi Wanjiku 
Wanjiku received her MA in design in 1992 from the University of California, Los Angeles, and was an Artpace Travel Grant award recipient in 2010.
2:00 / 3:00 / 4:00
Location: Conference Room


Space in the artist-led workshops is limited, so please arrive early to sign up.

EXHIBITION ACTIVITIES
IAIR 11.1
Learn about the work of 11.1 International-Artists-in-Residence E.V. Day (New York, New York), Devon Dikeou (Austin, Texas), and Kelly Richardson (Toronto, Canada / Newcastle, England) through exciting exhibition-centered activities in each gallery.


Event Schedule
Saturday, April 30, 2011
1-4:30pm

Courtyard Entertainment
Conjunto Heritage Taller 
with Rodolfo Lopez

1-1:45pm

Singer/Songwriter Nicolette Good 
1:45-2:30pm

Fox Tech Wind Ensemble
2:30-3pm

Drum Circle led by Jorge Ochoa
3-4pm

Tours
Ten-minute Tours
1:30 / 2:30 / 3:30
Accelerate the learning process with a quick, guided tour of our exhibitions, led by a member of our Education team!

 

You are an 
important member 
of the Artpace family!

Become a Fresh Art First member at the Household level, and receive priority registration to Family Day workshops. Go towww.artpace.org to join!

Artpace San Antonio serves as an international laboratory for the creation and advancement of contemporary art. Artpace believes that art is a dynamic social force that inspires individuals and defines cultures. Our residencies, exhibitions, and education programs nurture the creative expression of emerging and established artists, while actively engaging youth and adult audiences.

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445 North Main Avenue
t 210 212 4900
f 210 212 4990
San Antonio TX 78205-1441 
www.artpace.org

HOURS 
Wednesday-Sunday
12-5pm and by appointment
There is no charge for admission. 
Free parking at 513 North Flores Street.