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Cut the Crap: A No BS Collage Workshop at Push/Pull

Cut the Crap: A No BS Collage Workshop

An adult collage workshop with games and prompts, suitable for complete beginners; materials are provided.

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November 2, 2026 · 5:30 PM – 7:45 PM

Push/Pull, 2000 NW Market St, Seattle · $65 ·

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Participants make collage using cut-and-paste materials, games, and prompts; all materials are provided and beginners are welcome.

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Organizer’s description

This is a paid class that requires registration—sign up here! Ditch perfection, get out of your head and have fun with this no BS approach to collage making! Leave the BS at the door, because we are going to burn the rules, embrace experimentation, and have fun with collage games and prompts sure to get the creative juices flowing. This class is perfect for artists feeling stuck in their creative practice, veteran collagers who want to infuse some play into their work, and *complete and total art beginners!* CORE PRINCIPLES * No art school vibes * No perfection * No overthinking * Just cut, glue, rip, layer, play! All materials are provided. This class is recommended for students 18 and up. Marty Gordon (he/him) is a Pacific Northwest visual artist whose brand, What Would Jesus Glue, grew out of his past life as a minister and his journey from faith to skepticism. Combining sharp wit with a retro comic-book aesthetic, he has carved out a distinct niche in contemporary collage. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, and he is one of 40 artists featured in the book Masters: Collage. Through Microverse Press, the indie publishing venture he co-runs with a friend, Marty has produced collaborative artist books and self-published collections, including Sensitive Monsters, a compilation of his daily monster drawings created during a hiatus from collage.

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