I Can't Make Stained Glass Paper with Tulsa Foundation for Architecture

Create your own stained glass window designs using paper, inspired by the tradition of architectural ornamentation. This activity combines art and design as participants explore how stained glass has been used in architectural history to tell stories, shape light, and elevate space. Using paper to mimic glass, participants will design and assemble their own miniature "windows," gaining insight into how light, color, and geometry interact in both historical and contemporary buildings. This workshop highlights the beauty of architectural detail through a fun, accessible medium.

All workshops take place at the Center for Creativity, 910 S. Boston Ave. Free parking is available in any TCC lot.

The workshops are taught at an adult level. Children under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. If you have any questions, contact Cindy Pederson at [email protected]

Host or Publisher McKeon Center for Creativity