Paper Mosaics - Your Word of the Year with Steph Joy Hogan

Name: Paper Mosaics - Your Word of the Year with Steph Joy Hogan
Start: 2026-01-10T13:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-01-10T15:30:00-05:00
Location: Cedar Street Art Collective

Schedule

Sat Jan 10 2026 at 01:00 pm to 03:30 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Cedar Street Art Collective | Lansing, MI

SOLD OUT! Register for upcoming workshops here:
stephjoyhogan.com/upcomingworkshops

Start your year in creative, messy communion with friends new and old and let your goals and intentions for the year fuel your creativity.
Register here (required):
stephjoyhogan.com/upcomingworkshops/paper-mosaics-your-word-of-the-year-2026
We will do some light, guided journaling before exploring key elements of Pointillism, like color and contrast, as inspiration for our repurposed paper mosaics.
You'll leave with finished art as unique as your big dreams, ready to frame and inspire you throughout the year!

This workshop is suitable for adult artists (18+ please!) of all skill and confidence levels and will take place in our studio located on the first floor of the Cedar Street Art Collective (right inside the bright red front door facing Cedar).
1701 S. Cedar Street, Lansing, MI 48910

Please note: Our historic building is full of charm, but sadly it lacks modern accessibility features. At this time, guests can expect a small step into the building, a slightly narrow entranceway, and three steps up to access the restroom and sink area.

Your guide, Steph Joy Hogan, is an award-winning mixed-media painter from Lansing, Michigan. She was voted Top Artist in the 2021 Lansing City Pulse Top of the Town contest (Top 3 in 2018, 2019, 2020, 2022, 2025) and her recognizably vibrant and whimsical artwork can be found in galleries and exhibitions throughout Mid-Michigan. Her work has been featured on two billboards, a CATA bus, and a bus shelter, and her commissioned mixed-media paintings can be found permanently installed in Impression 5 Science Center, the Susan and Jack Davis Nature Pavilion and Gallery at Fenner Nature Center, and the beautiful new headquarters of The Davies Project.