Aminah Day 2026

Surround yourself in inspiration and storytelling with themed projects inspired by the work of Aminah Robinson. Kick-start your imaginations with prompts designed for a wide range of ages, abilities and materials. These workshops are free and supplies are provided. REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED.

An innovative multimedia artist, teacher, storyteller, and MacArthur Fellow, Aminah Robinson was known for her work within the African-American community of Poindexter Village on Columbus’ Near East Side. As home to one of Aminah’s earliest studios, The King Arts Complex proudly displays her work year round to inspire emerging artists, current artists, and our community.

This year we have two sessions of seven workshops and there are only 15 slots available with each featured artist. WE ASK THAT YOU ONLY REGISTER FOR ONE WORKHOP PER SESSION TO PROVIDE SPACE FOR OTHER REGISTRANTS.

Info: Button People with Richard Duarte Brown ---
Rubber Block Printing and Card Making with April Sunami ---
Collage Mask Making with Wendy Kendrick ---
Hands and Paper Storytelling with Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart ---
Empowerment Jewelry with Gaye Reissland ---
Garden Art Pots with Shelbi Toone & Adrienne Williams --- Scrap Journals with Lyn Logan-Grimes

Info: Button People with Richard Duarte Brown ---
Rubber Block Printing and Card Making with April Sunami ---
Collage Mask Making with Wendy Kendrick ---
Hands and Paper Storytelling with Mary Helen Fernandez Stewart ---
Empowerment Jewelry with Gaye Reissland ---
Garden Art Pots with Shelbi Toone & Adrienne Williams --- Scrap Journals with Lyn Logan-Grimes

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