Dive into the world of sustainable crafting with multidisciplinary artist Allison Belolan at Yellow Studio on Thursday November 14 from 6-8pm. This hands-on workshop will introduce you to the art of recycled papermaking, perfect for eco-conscious creators and curious beginners alike.

In this quick and easy session, you’ll learn how to:

Craft your own DIY mold and deckle
Transform recycled papers into vibrant pulp
Pull (create) unique, handmade paper sheets

Get ready to roll up your sleeves and embrace the messy joy of papermaking! By the end of the evening, you’ll have the skills and tools to continue your papermaking journey at home.

What you’ll take home:

Your handcrafted mold and deckle
A collection of your own recycled paper creations
The knowledge to keep creating sustainable paper art

This beginner-friendly workshop is limited to 6 participants (18+), ensuring personalized attention and an intimate learning experience. All materials will be provided, so just bring your creativity and wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy!

Join us for an evening of eco-friendly crafting and discover the satisfaction of transforming discarded papers into beautiful, usable art.

Reserve your spot now and get ready to get down and dirty with DIY papermaking!

About Allison Belolan

Allison is an investigation-focused multidisciplinary artist whose artwork prompts viewers to observe and reflect on the landscapes she encounters with a rejuvenated sense of curiosity and wonder. Her abstract compositions featuring handmade paper, repurposed materials, and mixed media techniques are influenced by careful observations and documentation of her surroundings. Allison’s work has appeared in art fairs and galleries across the United States, including the 2024 Every Woman Biennial and the Bruce Museum Fine Arts Fair, where she won an award for artistic excellence. She is also a member of the Mother Creatrix Collective.

Allison studied Printmaking at the Rhode Island School of Design, graduating in 2001. After working as a jewelry designer, she returned to school and earned a Master of Arts in Teaching Art Education from the School of Visual Arts in 2009. She taught art in New York public schools until 2019. Allison’s art has been featured in publications and online platforms such as The Story Exchange, Visionary Art Collective, Art Seen, I Like Your Work, and Canvas Rebel. She lives and works from her home studio in Mamaroneck, New York, collaborating with individual collectors, curators, and industry professionals for commissions, unique projects, and licensing opportunities.