Art Workshop: Zentangle & Tiny Art

The Denison Museum invites you to a Zentangle & Tiny Art workshop.

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Slow down, make art, and enjoy a creative reset. This special workshop features two engaging sessions exploring the meditative practice of Zentangle® alongside the playful world of tiny art.

From 6:30–7:15 p.m., certified Zentangle® teacher Marla Krak will guide participants through the meditative art of Zentangle®. This structured yet freeing drawing method uses repetitive patterns to promote mindfulness, focus, and creative flow. No prior experience is needed — just a willingness to slow down and enjoy the process.

From 7:15–8 p.m., the evening continues with a Tiny Art making session in collaboration with the Granville Center for the Arts, with support from the student group Denison University Art Collective. Participants will create original miniature works of art that will become part of the museum’s Tiny Art gumball machine — an ongoing project that makes collecting original art accessible, surprising, and fun for everyone.

Come curious, enjoy the process, and leave with something uniquely yours.


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