Previous Events at the Breman Museum – ICONS

Sunday June 25 – Kendall Rae Johnson
Connecting “aGROWKulture” with Arts & Culture

Kendall Rae Johnson the amazing 8-year-old along with her mother Ursula present the story of how 6-year-old Kendall became the youngest certified farmer in the State of Georgia. They will give tips on growing your own edible garden for urban to suburban gardens.

aGROWKulture pronounced as (ay, grō /ˈkəlCHər/), is the first urban farm located in the soul of Southwest Atlanta specializing in ag-education within conservation and sustainability. It’s owned by “The Youngest Certified Farmer In the state of Georgia” Kendall Rae Johnson and operated by her mom and dad.

This program is inspired by the portrait of Alice Waters, an American chef famous for her role in creating the farm-to-table restaurant movement, and founder of the Edible Schoolyard Project, an organization dedicated to the transformation of public education by using organic school gardens, kitchens, and cafeterias to teach both academic subjects and the values of nourishment, stewardship, and community, in the ICONS, Selections from The Portrait Unbound, Photography by Robert Weingarten currently on display.

Sunday June 25
Rip, Snip, Glue – Collage Art Workshop

Discover the collage photography of Robert Weingarten, then create your own colorful collage art.
For parents and children aged 6+.

Starting at 1 PM your instructor, Jane Leavey will take participants through the ICONS Selections from The Portrait Unbound, Photography by Robert Weingarten exhibition and encourage everyone to discover the images in the collage portraits. She will then provide materials and guide the class in the creation of their own colorful collage portraits.

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