Event

Capture your impressions of Storm King’s ever-changing landscape by creating temporary paintings on fabric with water. Experiment with brush strokes to show rolling mountains, wispy grasses, and bold sculptures. Watch as your image slowly fades away, leaving a blank canvas for your next landscape painting. Led by Kristin Roeder

• Program location: Meet in the South Fields
• Suggested age range: All ages
• Free with admission, no registration required.

Kristin Roeder is an educator and teaching artist committed to inclusive, learner-directed education and inquiry. Kristin has devoted twenty years to developing and facilitating studio and gallery explorations at museums including the Museum of Modern Art, the Whitney Museum of American Art, and Storm King Art Center. Her training with the Institute for Inquiry cultivated a deep respect for curiosity, discovery, and play, which is reflected in the artwork, programming, and resources she develops.

ACCESSIBILITY 
Restrooms 
Accessible portable restroom stalls are located near the South Picnic area. There is about 120 ft. of level, mown grass between the paved pathway and the restroom enclosures.

Picnicking 
Wheelchair accessible picnic tables are located in the South Picnic area. There is about 30 ft. of mostly level, mown grass between the paved pathway and the picnic table.

Terrain 
The program location is on mostly level, mown grass in the South Fields.

Shade and Seating 
These programs are often under or near a tent. Depending on the program, participants may work at tables or move into the grassy field. Nearby trees provide a shady place to spread out. Folding stools are available.
If you have questions or need other accommodations, please email info@stormkingartcenter.org.