This rendering shows what the Racine Art Museum, 441 Main St., could look like after artist Amanda Browder weaves colorful fabric between the building's acrylic-paneled exterior.
This summer, artist Amanda Browder will begin working on “Zig and Zag,” a project that will weave colorful fabric between the Racine Art Museum’s acrylic-paneled exterior.
Locals sew fabric as part of community art project
Lyric Robinson, left, sews with Julie McClain observing Tuesday at the Dr. John Bryant Community Center.
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Corey Fukuzawa, left, works with Amanda Browder on sewing fabric Tuesday at the Dr. John Bryant Community Center, 601 Caron Butler Drive.
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Julie McClain, from left, Lauren Glomski, Lyric Robinson and Asia Robinson watch Amanda Browder sew fabric Tuesday at the Dr. John Bryant Community Center.
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Lyric Robinson was one of many people who helped sew fabric as part of a community art project Tuesday at the Dr. John Bryant Community Center.
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Amanda Browder, who has created more than 30 large-scale fabric installations around the globe using donated material, aims to collaborate with community members so they feel ownership over the art project to redesign the Racine Art Museum’s exterior.
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Julie McClain, right, helps Asia Robinson sew fabric as part of a community art project Tuesday at the Dr. John Bryant Community Center.
This rendering shows what the Racine Art Museum, 441 Main St., could look like after artist Amanda Browder weaves colorful fabric between the building's acrylic-paneled exterior.
This summer, artist Amanda Browder will begin working on “Zig and Zag,” a project that will weave colorful fabric between the Racine Art Museum’s acrylic-paneled exterior.
