A celebration of self-caring and gratitude.  We will be working with air dry clay to create a beautiful nature-inspired centerpiece platter by pressing foraged items into the clay to leave a unique print.  We will be shaping the clay with our hands to create a unique design.

The workshop will begin with a silent meditative walk from the museum to Heisler Park and back.  Gather anything that catches your eye – anything with texture that we can use in the workshop.  After a 15-minute silent walk where we gather our materials – we will head back to the museum to do a quick grounding exercise and breathing before we settle in.  Jo will facilitate the remaining time to create, play, to be present and grateful for the abundance around us.

Advance tickets recommended / Up to 24 Participants

Museum members: $25

Non-members: $35

Jo Situ Allen is a California artist known for her dreamy and high vibrational multimedia works. Also known as DIRTY ERASER – her paintings transport the viewer into the energetics of the natural world.

Jo’s offerings are guided by her intuitive sense of social and ecological harmony – informed by her BA/Master’s Degree in Geography/Environmental Studies/Sustainable Management and as a published author of two books on California’s native species.

She is sought out for her work as a visual dreamer, live art performer, muralist, creative director, brand strategist, and storyteller – merging the worlds of science, spirit and art.