Drop-in, free monthly art making workshops for all ages 
All dates: Sat, Dec 20, 10 am–12 pm; Thu, Jan 15 and Feb 26; 4–6 pm  
Join us to create clay beads for Cannupa Hanska Luger&#8217;s Bison Bead Project, an ongoing collaborative art effort honoring the resilience of Plains bison. These drop-in workshops are led by Museum staff, using a model developed by the artist. There are many similar programs being held around the country and Luger is using the clay beads in new works of art, including the sculpture, Census, on view in the temporary exhibition Dripping Earth: Cannupa Hanska Luger. 
Generous support provided by Terri &amp; Jack Diesing, Jr., The Claire M. Hubbard Foundation, Nebraska Arts Council and the Nebraska Cultural Endowment, and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

A group of adults and children sit around a table working with clay, smiling and laughing together in a bright, indoor arts and crafts setting. Various clay pieces, pencils, and newspapers are on the table.

Bison Bead Workshop

The Joslyn is closed today (Wed, Mar 19) due to inclement weather.

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