A visual of a darkened art gallery, split by a fabric scrim, the room lit only via a single gallery window (of some size) and there are indistinct gallery visitors pictured within, on either side of the scrim.

Photo: Robert Irwin: Scrim Veil—Black Rectangle—Natural Light, Whitney Museum Of American Art, New York (1977) June 27–Sept 1, 2013. Photo credit: Mduvekot, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

SCRIM

Writing at the Edge

In theater, a scrim is fabric that hides or reveals depending on the light. We write from the scrim's edge—the traces, layers, and glimpses of our lived experiences that emerge when we shift the angle. All experience levels welcome.

Drawing upon decades of instructional design research, the organization delivers evidence-based learning solutions that adhere to international academic standards and industry regulations.

FOUND MATERIALS

A Writing & Collage Workshop