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Summary Sentence: Join Georgia Tech Library Artist-in-Residence, Deanna Sirlin, in this creative workshop to translate digital images into physical art.
Full Summary: Join Georgia Tech Library Artist-in-Residence, Deanna Sirlin, in this creative workshop to translate digital images into physical art.
Tech Library partners with renowned artist Deanna SirlinJoin Georgia Tech Library Artist-in-Residence, Deanna Sirlin in this creative workshop to translate digital images into physical art. Please note the date has changed to Tuesday, April 5 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. in the Crosland Tower second floor classroom. Participants will use the altered photography from the February workshop to translate the digital images into physical art. For participants who weren't able to attend the February workshop, there will be photographs available to work with.
Materials will be provided for participants.
This workshop is open to Georgia Tech students, staff, and faculty.
ABOUT DEANNA SIRLIN
Sirlin received an MFA in Painting from Queens College, following a BA in Art from SUNY Albany.
She has received grants and awards from the Judith Alexander Foundation; the Nexus Fund; US Artists; Georgia Chapter of The National Museum of Women in the Arts; The US State Department; and a Creative Capital Warhol Foundation award. Sirlin has had artist residencies at Yaddo; the Mark Rothko Centre, Latvia; the Cini Foundation Venice, Italy; Padies Foundation, Lempaut, France; and the City of Nuremberg, Germany. Her upcoming exhibition Borders of Light and Water will part of the 59th Venice Biennale in Italy.
To learn more about Sirlin’s work, visit www.deannasirlin.com.
