Join floral artist Arrin Sutliff and Smithsonian Associates online for six Wednesday sessions, October 13 – November 17, to explore the spectrum of floral design. Sourcing (with a focus on sustainability), making the most of seasonal flowers, creating centerpieces, wiring techniques, bouquet-making, and photographing your work are all among the practical areas covered.
Based in DC, Arrin Sutliff creates site-specific and time-based work using plants, flowers, and digital media. Her work spans from immersive installs to single stem expressions. Arrin is the owner of Tint Floral which focuses on using local flowers for weddings, art, and collaborations.
Designed for students of all levels, beginners can gain a full understanding of what floral design entails, while more experienced students can continue to advance their skills as they create their own work. A supply list of tools and flowers is available for participants who would like a hands-on experience, but all are welcome to relax and follow along as Sutliff creates some beautiful designs step by step.
Note: This streamed program will not be recorded. $135 for Smithsonian members, $165 for nonmembers. Register HERE.
