Sponsored by NOVA Chemicals

Please note: this workshop will presented through Zoom. A computer or tablet with a camera, microphone, and internet connection will be necessary to fully participate.

Registrants will receive an email with a Zoom link and social story prior to the program. Space is limited, so registration is reserved for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their caregivers. If you have specific accommodation requests, please contact Shannon Thompson, at thompsons@warhol.org.

Please note: this workshop will presented through Zoom. A computer or tablet with a camera, microphone, and internet connection will be necessary to fully participate.

Registrants will receive an email with a Zoom link and social story prior to the program. Space is limited, so registration is reserved for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their caregivers. If you have specific accommodation requests, please contact Shannon Thompson, at thompsons@warhol.org.

Ariana Brown is a queer Black Mexican American poet from San Antonio, Texas. She is the author of Sana Sana, a poetry chapbook with Game Over Books, and a 2014 national collegiate poetry slam champion. Ariana’s work investigates queer Black personhood in Mexican American spaces, queer Black futures, loneliness, and healing. She has been writing, performing, and teaching poetry for ten years. Find her poems and rants on Instagram and Twitter @ArianaThePoet.

Alan Pelaez Lopez is an AfroZapotec artist from Oaxaca, México. They are the author of Intergalactic Travels: poems from a fugitive alien (The Operating System, 2020) and to love and mourn in the age of displacement (Nomadic Press, 2020). Much of their writing honors the messiness of grief, love, social movements, and reconciliation. They live in Oakland, California and have been organizing with undocumented LGBTQIA+ migrants for ten years. More on Instagram and Twitter @MigrantScribble.

From Warhol’s illustrations in the 1950s to his iconic silkscreen prints in the 1960s and beyond, images of flowers are prominent in The Warhol’s collection. His mother, Julia, was an artist in her own right and made tin can and crepe paper flowers when Warhol was growing up. You’ll make our own cheery bouquets using an adaptation of Julia’s technique.

See all of our Virtual Workshops for Early Learners.

Please note: This will be a live online workshop. Caregivers are required to stay with their child for the duration of the workshop. A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone, along with stable internet connection are needed to participate. Art projects can be completed with common art supplies and objects found around the house. Supply lists vary from workshop to workshop. Files for supplemental worksheets and project templates will be emailed to registrants to be downloaded and printed at home. Arrangements can be made to have printouts mailed, if needed.

Join our educators for a series of Virtual Workshops for early learners, ages 3–6. Participants will engage in a mix of storytelling, hands-on synchronous art making, movement and independent exploration.

Explore Warhol’s bright and whimsical Happy Bug Day illustrations from the 1950s. Create your own assortment of colorful bugs using recycled materials.

See all of our Virtual Workshops for Early Learners.

Please note: This will be a live online workshop. Caregivers are required to stay with their child for the duration of the workshop. A computer or tablet with a camera and microphone, along with stable internet connection are needed to participate. Art projects can be completed with common art supplies and objects found around the house. Supply lists vary from workshop to workshop. Files for supplemental worksheets and project templates will be emailed to registrants to be downloaded and printed at home. Arrangements can be made to have printouts mailed, if needed.