ART at the Museum: Cyanotype Plant Print

Explore the intersection of science and art with the magical cyanotype photographic process! Children will create beautiful and unique blue and white prints using real plants and sunlight. This hands-on activity encourages exploration of the natural world, introduces basic chemistry concepts related to light sensitivity, and results in stunning, display-worthy prints with a vintage feel.

Join us for a weekly exploration of art-making at the museum! Join Miss Rebecca, a certified elementary art educator, to explore a new art-making technique each week!

Details & Registration: https://www.kidsnstuff.org/upcoming-at-kns.html

June 12: Camouflage Art Collages (Become a Master of Disguise!)

June 19: Geode Surprise Art (Unearth Sparkling Creativity!)

June 26: Birds on Glass (Paint a Portrait from a New Perspective!)

July 10: Mini Weaving Magic (Craft Your Own Textile Treasure!)

July 17: Cyanotype Plant Prints (Capture Nature in Stunning Blue!)

July 24: Natural Stain Watercolor Paintings (Discover Earthy Hues!)

July 31: Textured Self-Portraits (Express Yourself in 3 Dimensions!)

August 7: 2-Frame Animation Flip Books (Bring Your Drawings to Life!)

August 14: Jellyfish Lanterns (Create an Enchanting Underwater Glow)

This program is made possible with support from the Battle Creek YMCA and Albion Recreation.
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