Altered Books: Alter your Perspective

April 19, Sunday

11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

Class Duration:  1 hour

Location: Education Studio

Ages: 12 and above

Class Limit: 5 to 10 

Class Fee: $65 

Instructor: Sonya Fisher

Prerequisite: None

Registration Closing: April 12

This project guides artists through the creative process of transforming an ordinary book into a personal visual journal, all while reflecting on the idea of shifting perspectives in our own lives. Altered books are a mixed-media art form in which a book is reshaped, physically or conceptually, into something entirely new. Participants may draw, paint, collage, write poetry, or incorporate found objects to develop pages that express a specific theme or a broader personal narrative. The result is a meaningful, one-of-a-kind journal that blends creativity, reflection, and reinvention.

Pet Policy: Visitors are NOT permitted to bring pets onto the WheatonArts campus. Only Service Dogs, as defined by the ADA, are welcome on the grounds.

Seats are limited and booked on a first-come, first-reserve basis. Besides an auto-generated email receipt, you will receive a confirmation email from the Director of Education and Artist Services, Pamela Weichmann. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us at 856.825.6800 ext. 112 or by emailing [email protected].

CANCELATION POLICY: Refunds are eligible up to one week before the beginning of the workshop. After this time, workshop fees are non-refundable. WheatonArts reserves the right to cancel a workshop due to minimum enrollment. If cancellation occurs, WheatonArts will refund all workshop fees. A $25 fee is charged to those who do not show up for their appointment. We require 24 hours’ notice to cancel an appointment; otherwise, it will be considered a no-show, except in the case of illness. Are you feeling unwell or showing symptoms of COVID-19? Please stay home. Appointments can be rescheduled by phone or email.

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