Paper Decorating Techniques with DC's National Museum of Women in the Arts

I was invited by the National Museum of Women in the Arts to conduct a virtual paper decorating workshop in their Summer Camp for Educators on July 7, 2020. Participants learned how to decorate paper using watercolors combined with everyday household items such as saltt and plastic wrap to get amazing textural effects. I the educators how to make paste paper using flour or glue to make patterned paper. All the papers made could be used for collage and book making projects.

The Studio Visit

Isabel Manalo and Cheryl Edwards of thestudiovisit.com interviewed me on June 18 for the first inaugural virtual studio visit during these times of isolation. This online Google Meet visit took place right in my studio, where I have been working everyday. Both Cheryl and Isabel were excited to share these unedited and raw video interviews that captured artists during a unprecedented period in history. Click here to read the interview and view the video. http://thestudiovisit.com/adjoa-burrowes/

Artist Swap at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center

This was Pyramid's 3rd annual art exchange. Its always so good swapping art with such fantastic artists. Organized and conceived by Kristine DeNinno, this year twelve artists were invited to participate.  

Pyramid Atlantic's Third Annual Artist Swap submission

I just submitted my woodcut print "She's Got a Ticket to Ride" 12" x 12" on Japanese rice paper will be submitted for the 3rd annual Artist Swap at Pyramid Atlantic Art Center in Hyattsville, MD.