Come explore the concept of personal geography in this interactive student paint night with artist Kelly Brooks. Participants will explore their history, beliefs, and potential, using the concept of mapping to understand and express themselves and the world around them. This workshop offers a creative space for self-discovery and expression through artistic exploration.

This workshop is primarily intended for college students, teens and adults. No previous experience is required. Space is limited, arrive on time to ensure your spot.

Location: CCA Christensen Cabin at Granary Arts

Funding for this workshop has been generously provided by the BW Bastian Foundation.

About the Instructor
Kelly Brooks teaches in the Department of Visual Arts at Snow College, where she is the head of time-based media. In her own work, her interests span several media but focus most on drawing, painting, video art, and animation. Selected exhibitions include the Utah Museum of Contemporary Art, Rio Gallery, Finch Lane Gallery, Springville Art Museum, Bountiful Davis Art Center, Utah Cultural Celebration Center, Writ & Vision, Alice Gallery, Kimball Visual Arts Center, CUAC, and SMartspace. Brooks grew up in the Salt Lake Valley near the Cottonwood Canyons. She received a BFA from Brigham Young University, a certificate in Art Teaching from Weber State University, and a Master's of Arts Teaching—Fine Arts from the University of Utah. She lives and works in central Utah with her husband and three children, where she collaborates on creative projects with her local and larger communities.