Upcycled Mobiles and Stabiles – Art and Motion in Balance
with Chris Toy
May 6th, 2025
Come learn how Alexander Calder created his famous kinetic sculptures, also known as mobiles and stabiles. Choose among sea shells, pieces of driftwood, or feathers to create a relaxing, balanced piece of art that moves and shifts in the slightest air currents. All materials included. If you have a favorite pair of needle nosed pliers with wire cutters feel free to bring them along. Chris Toy is a retired Maine educator, cooking instructor, author, and Registered Maine Guide. He enjoys beach combing, where he finds his craft supplies. He creates rustic upcycled crafts by combing the coastline for driftwood, beach stone, and recycled wire from political signs. His work can be viewed on Facebook at Acadian Driftwood Arts.
Tuesday, 5/6, 5:00pm-7:00pm, GMS, $70