Andy Goldsworthy is one of our most well-known environmental artists. He has been engaged in outdoor art-making since the 1970s. His decades of practice have fostered a humble and sensitive attention to form, light, color, condition, and temporality. Like many land artists, he exclusively uses natural materials found at the site of his creations, avoiding glue, rope, or other artificial tools. This approach allows him to understand the intrinsic qualities of the natural materials.

You can learn from Andy Goldsworthy's magical installation art by manipulating leaves, sticks, stones, dirt, and feathers. Then, you'll have the chance to collaborate and create inspiring natural interventions on the Treehaus grounds. We will conclude the day by documenting our work so each participant will have a lasting impression of the workshop experience.

Saturday, August 30th from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm

Registration Fee: $95, material fee included
Age and Skill-level: Adults 18+, all skill levels

What to wear: clothing and shoes appropriate for outdoor adventures and messy art making activities

What to bring: reusable water bottle and snacks