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Set Your Aspirations for 2026 Using Creative Collage

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Invigorate your creativity with a collage, setting your intentions for 2026.

  • Shop: General
  • Price: $30
  • Materials fee: $10, paid to the instructor at the first meeting
  • Instructor: Shirah Rubin
  • Last offered: Sunday, January 18

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Past date

  1. Sunday, January 18
    4:00PM - 5:30PM

About this class

What do you want to make this year?

Invigorate your creativity with a collage, setting your intentions for 2026. In this specialized small group we will use collage to map our ideas and hopes for what we dare to create. Tap into your curiosity and make plans to develop hand-made creations.

We will provide supplies, and you are also welcome to bring photos or quotes for 2026 that relate to your aspirations. Your collage can focus on areas such as creativity, friendships, relationships, personal growth, health, career, and much more.

What you’ll learn

The end product will be a visual aid, inspiring you as you stretch towards your personal dreams and goals for the coming year.

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What to bring

Photos or quotes related to hopes and dreams they intend to manifest in the year to come.

Prerequisites

No prerequisites required for this class!

Instructor: Shirah Rubin

Shirah Rubin is a social practice artist based in Boston. Through her artistic endeavors, which include installations, sculptural ceramics, and public art activations she invents three-dimensional worlds that explore the memory of experience as it intersects with a particular history of place. She studied studio art and psychology at the University of Delaware. She has worked as the Community Artist in Residence at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and has participated in other residencies including the Vermont Studio Center. She is a member of the Independent Artist Program at Harvard Ceramics and the National Council for Ceramic Education. She has received grants from the Brookline Arts Commission and the Mass Cultural Council She recently received a commission for a permanent outdoor co-created ceramics mural at the Veronica B. Smith Senior Center in Brighton MA. She has exhibited in group and solo shows nationally. She is a member of Artisans Asylum in Brighton where she leads creativity and clay workshops.

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