Demo Artist: Donna Teresa Fasano
Get a behind-the-scenes look at the creative process and connect with local artists with Studio Saturdays in the Wild Studio.
The Wild Studio is the new theme for the museum's Studio, located on level 1 of the Hamilton Building. Inspired by Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak, the Wild Studio is an artmaking space dedicated to making tactile experiences that evoke a connection to one’s inner playfulness and sense of joy.
Entry to the Wild Studio is included with general admission. Tickets are required to see Wild Things: The Art of Maurice Sendak and are available to purchase online or in person.
About the Artist
Donna Teresa Fasano is an artisan working in a variety of media, primarily wood, leather, fabric, and paper. By focusing on techniques and materials, Fasano considers the interplay between art and craft which is executed with modern tools such as laser engraving combined with traditional materials and finishes.
Learn more on her website at owlandhourglass.com.
The Wild Studio is generously sponsored by Robert and Judi Newman Family Foundation.
