Moss Graffiti and Seed Bombs!
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Fitness & Wellness
Thus far, we've Dabbled in many forms of guerrilla art. We've been inspired in a street art class, soaked up possibility in a murals class, and honed the basics of knitting ( ... for guerrilla bench-covering projects, of course).
But this class channels the ephemeral nature of plants to inspire scrawls on city walls.
That's right, folks. We're exploring the subversive potential of guerrilla gardening and moss graffiti!
Make your own seed bombs to explode wild flowers, learn how to bomb vacant lots to grow veggies in your neighborhood and make a moss graffiti paste to spread your positive messages around the city in eco-friendly style. All supplies included and no artistic talent needed. Just bring your green politics and an open mind, and get ready to join the sweetest smelling guerrilla campaign the streets of Chicago have ever seen.
All ages welcome
Cancellation Policy
Nicole Northway
Nicole is an artist, educator, and small business owner. Nicole currently teaches at Columbia College and runs, One Strange Bird, a unique boutique that offers art workshops. Nicole received her MFA from UIC in 2008 and has been making and showing artwork for over 10 years. She is a maker and loves painting, drawing, and learning new skills to share with her students.
"I liked that we got to make the moss paint and seed bombs; I'll never forget how to do it! I liked hearing about the teachers' own art, and I liked seeing examples of moss graffiti. Overall, it was fun to learn about these things and fun to get dirty and make the stuff.
The idea of making stencils for the moss paint was good (though I couldn't use them once I got home because I didn't blend my moss mixture well enough)."
"I liked that we got to make the moss paint and seed bombs; I'll never forget how to do it! I liked hearing about the teachers' own art, and I liked seeing examples of moss graffiti. Overall, it was fun to learn about these things and fun to get dirty and make the stuff.
The idea of making stencils for the moss paint was good (though I couldn't use them once I got home because I didn't blend my moss mixture well enough)."