Bothwell’s First Annual Art Expo and Workshop | Livermore

Submitted by the Event Organizer

Participate in the Bothwell’s First Annual Art Expo on June 12th, where participants are welcome to choose from a variety of materials to express their ideas from 10-5 pm.

Admission is $10. Children under 12 are free.

What do the Arts Mean to Me? is the kickoff concept, inviting young and the not-so-young to give creative ideas, drawings, cutouts and more to professional Mobile Sculptor Kevin Reese, who will later lead workshops to actually sculpt the parts to create the final art.

Bothwell will fling open its doors for Art Expo, an exciting one-day exposition on all things art. Artists, community members, and the just plain curious are invited to spend a day exploring and learning what’s new in the world of art.

For a $10 entrance fee, artists can attend seminars on framing and pricing art, using social media, making YouTube videos to promote their art, and the ins and outs of fine art prints.

Art will be everywhere throughout the Bothwell: Demonstrations will be offered in colored pencil art, printmaking, wood carving, graphic novel illustration, paper sculpture, ceramics, mask making, horror makeup and more.

Guests can take part in a special print-making workshop, first-come, first-served. For children there will be face painting and hands-on art making activities.

Throughout the day, fine arts and hand crafts will on sale, as well as specials on art supplies for the professional or amateur artist.  Lunch will be available and will benefit community causes supported by the Lions.

Disclaimer: Please double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are added to our calendar, and errors do occur.