Style as Resistance: Fashion, Identity & Black Cultural Storytelling

Join art educator Ashlin Randolph for a reflective, hands-on workshop exploring identity, memory, and self-expression through fashion and visual storytelling, set in a beautiful outdoor garden at IMASALA Collective.

Together, we’ll explore how style can function as a powerful form of self-expression, memory, and resistance within Black cultural contexts. Through guided prompts, conversation, and collage, participants will create a personal piece that reflects their story, style, and cultural influences.

Expect a welcoming, community-centered experience that blends reflection, dialogue, and creative practice. You’ll leave with a meaningful visual piece and a deeper connection to your own narrative and sense of style.

✨ No art experience needed
✨ All materials provided
✨ Community-centered + interactive

Each attendee will receive 1 FREE drink from Masterpiece Coffee :), and refreshments will also be provided for the afternoon!

Come as you are and join us in a creative, intentional space for storytelling and expression.

Weather Notice:
As this workshop is designed for an outdoor/community setting, the date may be adjusted in the event of inclement weather.

If any changes are needed, all registered participants will be notified in advance with updated details.