Teaching
Michelle Wilson has a wide range of teaching experience, from universities and other academic settings, to workshops and community art venues. She has worked will all ages and abilities, including ESL, GATE, and special education. Currently she is an Art Instructor through Southern Exposure and The Beat Within at the Oakland Juvenile Detention Center, while also teaching workshops throughout the San Francisco Bay Area.
Past Institutions at which she has served as an instructor include Cumberland County College, Bryn Mawr College, Moore College of Art and Design, the Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial, Appel Farm Arts and Music Center, the Philadelphia Mural Arts Program, and a 2010 New Courtland Fellowship through the Center for Emerging Visual Artists in Philadelphia, PA.
Upcoming workshops:
Monoprinting and Pop-Up Engineering
Kala Art Institute
Saturdays, February 4 & 11, 10am-4pm
Tuition $232
In this workshop, students will use learn to incorporate basic monoprinting and pop-up paper engineering techniques to create printed pop-up structures that can be the basis of paper sculptures or artist books. This class is ideal for artists who are interested in ways of taking their two-dimensional work into the third dimension, or teachers who are interested in learning ideas to incorporate into their classroom. No prerequisite required.
To register online, visit here.
For class discounts, visit here.
Questions or to register over the phone, please contact Carrie Hott, Program Coordinator for Artist Residencies and Classes, at carrie@kala.org or call 510-549-2977 ext. 303