TAP is committed to supporting the health and safety of all during an unprecedented moment by turning this crisis into opportunities to strengthen our practices. In this space we feature videos that demonstrate a range of creative activities for individuals and families.
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TAP Creativity Videos
Have you felt the impact of violence in our world? This workshop will explore spontaneous designs that can help us confront, challenge and mediate violence.
Materials: paper and any drawing utensils, painting mediums you have available.
In my portraiture workshop we will spend time learning the basic measurements, breaking down the form, and adding value to create a realistic portrait. We will be working from a photograph, which will be provided through a google drive link. This workshop is appropriate for all ages.
Materials: Paper and pencil.
During the pandemic more time at home has led to some great creative projects. Here is one we think is a lot of fun-- learn a simple technique to create fun stop-motion animations using a stop-motion animation cell phone app.
Materials: Download app and get ready for a creative fun activity. Have some Legos or other toys or objects at hand to begin your project.
Gail Bos is a prominent member of the Cambridge Art Association, the Jamaica Plain Arts Council and the Monotype Guild of New England. Her work has been exhibited in solo and group shows in galleries and art spaces throughout Massachusetts including Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Lowell and Wellfleet. Her work is in the permanent collections of the DeCordova Museum Board of Trustees, and the Lowell Historic Preservation Commission