In-Person at MODA
Geared Towards Adults
What is Make @ MODA?
Make @ MODA is a studio experience for adults who are curious about design, materials, and how things are made. Each session combines guided prompts with hands-on exploration, inviting participants to experiment, learn new processes, and create in a welcoming, low-pressure environment. It’s about process, curiosity, and learning by doing—no experience required.
About This Session
In this session, we will draw from prompts and examples in Do More Art, Print to explore how repetition, rhythm, and surface can transform ordinary household items into expressive prints. Using objects you bring from home alongside shared materials, you will experiment with inking, stamping, and layering to create unexpected compositions. The emphasis is on process over perfection and curiosity over outcomes.
What To Expect:
Everyday materials, reimagined. Discover how common household objects can become effective printmaking tools.
Design principles in action. Learn how repetition, scale, and rhythm shape visual impact through hands-on experimentation.
Guided exploration. Structured prompts paired with open making time to support both beginners and returning guests.
Perfect for adults who are curious about design but do not consider themselves “printmakers,” this workshop blends design thinking, material play, and hands-on exploration.
Registration: $32.50 | $22.50 for MODA members
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Kimani Johnson is an Atlanta-based textile artist whose quilts explore memory, pleasure, and protest. Rooted in Southern Black and queer traditions of making, their work treats softness as a site of power. Through color, texture, and intimate materials, Johnson uses tenderness and sensuality as tools for care, survival, and resistance
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The Museum of Design Atlanta is conveniently located in the Midtown Arts District, right across the street from the Woodruff Arts Center at 1315 Peachtree St. NE Atlanta, GA 30309.
MODA is located on the ground floor of the 1315 Peachtree Building. The building is a mix use site and is shared by MODA, the Peachtree Public Library, and Perkins+Will.
MODA resides on the land of the Mvskoke (Muscogee / Creek) people.
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MODA reserves the right to cancel a program if the minimum enrollment requirements are not met, but don't worry: should MODA have to cancel, we will gladly issue a full refund to all registrants (if applicable). If you need to cancel your plans for any reason, we kindly request that you notify us at least 7 days prior to the event start.
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Designers with different styles of learning or special needs are welcome in MODA public programs. We will be able to most effectively help everyone learn and enjoy this experience if we know about those needs in advance of the program. Please email leslie@museumofdesign.org with questions or information.