Design and Social Justice: Lecture and Workshop

with Shelle Barron

Unfortunately the lecture & workshop has been cancelled.

A promotional poster with a blue background for a workshop titled "Design & Social Justice" with Shellee Barron, scheduled for Saturday, February 7th, from 1 pm to 4 pm at the Erie Art Museum. The poster features a face with face paint resembling a skull and hand-drawn elements.
A woman is holding a ruler in front of her eyes, which has a printed image of Mona Lisa's eyes on it. The setting appears to be a museum gift shop with books and souvenirs in the background.

About the Instructor - Shelle Barron

Shelle Barron was a Professor of Art at Edinboro University for more than thirty years, where she mainly taught graphic design (typography, history and theory). An admitted hybrid, Barron spent a decade designing for Public Broadcasting before returning to school for her MFA in Painting. She has shown her work in juried exhibitions, invitationals, and solo projects for some time, winning more than twenty awards for her mixed media pieces. Barron is a past recipient of a Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Visual Arts Fellowship and a NEA Mid-Atlantic Regional Visual Arts Fellowship. She has completed residencies at the Brandywine Printmaking Workshop in Philadelphia, the Visual Studies Workshop in Rochester, and more recently at Artists Image Resource (AIR) in Pittsburgh.