Teenagers Experiment with Glow in the Dark Paint and Rice with Artist Melissa Pierce Murray

Workshop led by Melissa Pierce Murray (photographed by Sheila Ceccarelli)

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For this workshop,  I brought in UV reactive paint and markers, and surprised students by turning off the lights and shining a UV torch on the palates.

 

I explained to students how I worked last year alongside Aowen Jin for her show The Ritual, commissioned by Museums at Night for the Compton Verney Art Park and Gallery, to create a massive phosphorescent rice field installation, which visitors explored with UV torches.

Melissa - Glow in the dark - teenagers - SC

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