Canton Museum of Art hosted soap carving activity

The free art activity allowed individuals to learn to carve with soap. They were able to take home their pieces.

CANTON While ice sculptures headlined First Friday, a warm alternative was available at Canton Museum of Art.

The museum hosted a free 'make and take' art activity, where individuals learned to carve with soap. The event occurred from 5 to 8 p.m. inside the lobby area.

In addition, students from The Goddard School had their work on display for the night. Free admission into Elijah Pierce: An American Journey also was available. Pierce was a renowned wood carver.

The soap carving activity was a tie into the Pierce exhibit.

Soap carving, "is the easiest way into getting into carving," said Erica Emerson, the museum's education manager.

The museum also had an ice sculpture outside.

 

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The free art activity allowed individuals to learn to carve with soap. They were able to take home their pieces.

Benjamin Duer CantonRep.com staff writer

CANTON While ice sculptures headlined First Friday, a warm alternative was available at Canton Museum of Art.

The museum hosted a free 'make and take' art activity, where individuals learned to carve with soap. The event occurred from 5 to 8 p.m. inside the lobby area.

In addition, students from The Goddard School had their work on display for the night. Free admission into Elijah Pierce: An American Journey also was available. Pierce was a renowned wood carver.

The soap carving activity was a tie into the Pierce exhibit.

Soap carving, "is the easiest way into getting into carving," said Erica Emerson, the museum's education manager.

The museum also had an ice sculpture outside.

 

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