When Marion Mahony Griffin moved from Chicago to Australia, she fell in love with the beautiful form and exotic color of the natural environment. She created a series of tall botanical drawings of trees made with Japanese inks on colored silk, which she called Forest Portraits. Author and art curator Debora Wood will teach this unique technique so participants can create a Forest Portrait of their own—inspired by our natural surroundings! Kids and parent/caregiver participate together. Appropriate for families in grades 1–5.
$10 - Members of Elmhurst Heritage Foundation
$15 - General
Reservations: elmhursthistory.org (Family Programs Section) or http://bpt.me/2697812
Phone: 630-530-6879
Email: EHMprograms@elmhurst.org
2017/02/20 - 2017/02/20
Elmhurst History Museum
120 E. Park Ave., Elmhurst, IL 60126
Free limited parking in museum lot