April 27 is “National Tell A Story Day” and the perfect opportunity for artists to perfect & polish the story of your artistic journey!
Saturday, April 27 from 11:30-1:30pm
With guidance from award-winning educator and artist Adair Heitmann, transform free writing and thoughts about your artwork and creative process into a comprehensive artist statement and description.
Discover how to articulate your process, craftsmanship, and influences succinctly to captivate attention and meet word count requirements. Bring a piece of artwork or photograph of a selected piece to workshop the writing process.
Following the ‘Craft Your Story’ workshop earlier this month, this session will delve into editing and polishing various written prompts. While it builds on the previous workshop, others will also also benefit from attending.
Reserve space using the form below. $25 per member / $35 for non-members.
Adair Wilson Heitmann is an award-winning artist, author, storyteller, and educator. Her call-to-action both in visual and literary arts is about personal narratives, relationships, nuance, and layers. Her fine art (printmaking, photography, mixed media) is in international collections and is exhibited widely in galleries and online platforms.
A 2024 Storytelling World Resource Award winner and an Artist Grant recipient from the Connecticut Department of Culture and Tourism, Connecticut Magazine cited her as “One of Seven Connecticut Artists Who Are Good Investments.”
Adair is currently Poet-in-Residence with Silvermine Art Outreach Partners in schools highlighting Literacy and Visual Arts, and a Guest Lecturer in colleges and universities teaching personal narrative feature story writing. Adair graduated cum laude with a BFA from Syracuse University, and studied at the Art. Students League, the Visual Studies Workshop, and the Center for Contemporary Printmaking.