Sometimes an artist sets the scene for something to happen, leaving room for us to imagine what that might be. Tammy Rae Carland’s selections for The Artist’s Eye, and her own works in the show, explore absence and presence, and uncertainty about being the center of attention. In this program, whose title echoes the title of one of Carland’s paintings, explore these ideas in the gallery and as you create a stage set whose characters are absent, complete with pop-up props and trim and fabric embellishments. You might have a particular person or action in mind, but your props and setting will be the only clues.

About Gallery + Studio

This two-part workshop integrates an interactive gallery tour with a related art project; the session lasts about an hour and a half. Please arrive promptly to secure your place, as space is limited.