Workshops &
Skill-shares
Together we explore ways to deepen our connection with our surrounding environments & each other. Centering biomaterials, native plants, medicinal herbs, creativity, and non-extractive land practices to nurture and regenerate our shared environments.
Please reach out to inquire about course catalog, bookings & rates.
Living Materials Workshop Catalog
Intro to Living Materials
Discover what biomaterials are and why they matter in shaping more ecological futures. We’ll explore local, low-impact ingredients and discuss how designers are shifting away from extractive materials. We’ll talk about algae, fungi, food waste & plant matter and how to incorporate them into interior furniture & objects.
Mycelium Forms
Explore the incredible world of fungi and how mycelium can become a living building material. Learn to grow and mold it into a small vessel using a simple at-home setup.
Materials provided.
Eggshell Ceramics
Learn how discarded eggshells can be transformed into delicate, ceramic-like vessels. We’ll discuss how to grind, bind, and form them into functional or decorative objects.
Materials provided.
Crafting Bioplastics
Learn how to cook up your own bioplastic using kitchen ingredients, and explore its diverse applications— from textiles and lighting to sculptural forms.
Materials provided.
Colors of the Earth
In this workshop we will be playing with different natural pigments made with local herbs & earth material as a way of connecting with our local landscape. We will be exploring the history of natural pigments with an emphasis on how they were used in art making historically.
Materials provided.
Herbs Around Us
In this workshop we will learn how to craft herbal remedies to support ourselves and we will learn about 3-4 different herbs and how they can support us in revitalizing and nourishing our bodies & minds. This workshop highlights locally available and abundant medicines growing around us, on Lenapehoking land (BK). Bring your knowledge, curiosity and an open heart to share as we explore the abundant gifts of the Earth.
Materials Provided.
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