Sarah Johnson is a Winonan and human who uses art as a means for healing in many aspects of her life, both professionally and personally. Sarah is trained as a therapist and as an artist who works to make connections with and empower others, serving as the Creative Laureate for the City of Winona. Join us for an interactive program with Sarah in which we will play with art materials, explore the connections between creativity and health, and what it means to "ride the wave." The thought-provoking experiential activities are designed to encourage connections with ourselves and other humans. Each workshop is unique; past themes have focused on acceptance, self compassion, and willingness, among others. This session will use Dudley Edmondson's photography from his exhibition Norther Waters as inspiration as we focus on reflecting on the ups, downs, in-betweens, and changes we have experienced over the last 18 months.

This program free* and will be hosted live and in-person in the museum’s Oberton Education Room.

Email dcasey@mmam.org or call 507-474-6626 to register.

Note: all participants, regardless of vaccination status, are required to wear masks at all times during the program. Click HERE to see our full COVID-19 policy.

*This event is free thanks to the generous support of Ernest and Sally Micek in memory of W.B. "Bill" Gautch.

Program art materials support provided by: