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Tuesday Night Lecture Series at the Natalie and James Thompson Gallery, San José State University
In celebration of the opening of American 250: Common Threads at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, Combat Paper will facilitate workshops with students, artists and museum patrons during a five day visit. Join us on Saturday March 14th for the opening events including hands-on papermaking and gallery walkthroughs with contributing artists.
The Baltimore Station turns lives around. We are an innovative therapeutic residential treatment and transitional housing program supporting veterans who are overcoming obstacles to regain self-sufficiency.
Students and Faculty at Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) participate in a one day papermaking intensive with Combat Paper.
Join us for an opening reception of a new exhibition in commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the United States as represented through stories and experiences woven within the fibers of the American military uniform. The reception will include a panel program with veterans Drew Cameron of Combat Paper, Martin Lesinksi and John Schneider of the U.S. Armed Services whose paper artworks are featured in the exhibition.
Hand papermaking with military uniforms. Learn about the craft of hand papermaking while using symbolically rich materials. Participants will engage in the entire process including breaking rags and forming sheets of paper. The paper you make can be picked up when dry.