Communication by Wheatpasting

Sunday, October 19, 2025, 1:00pm-3:00pm

Flour-Water-Sugar- Join us for a presentation about Wheatpasting with Mark Sink and crew. We will also explore the outside of the Temple Artist Haven and the inside current exhibitions www.thetempledenver.com/   @thetempledenver 

Wheatpasting is a street art technique that uses a simple adhesive paste made from flour, sugar and water to attach thin paper posters to public walls and surfaces. It’s a popular, low-cost, and effective method for artists and advertisers to spread messages and artwork in urban environments, particularly where other forms of promotion are restricted. Wheatpasting is a direct action technique for communicating with your neighbors and redecorating your environment.  

Join Mark Sink, fine-art photographer and co-founder of the Museum of Contemporary Art Denver and founder of the Big Picture Colorado, a street art project.  For more information see the following:

https://www.instagram.com/the_big_picture_colo

www.gallerysink.com   @marksink

Here is an old PBS story on the Big Picture

RSVP By Wednesday, October  8, 2025
No cost to attend
Attendance Limit: 40
Location Address: On the north wall and alley of The Temple Artist Haven, 2400 Curtis Street, Denver, CO 80205

Parking is tight. Please try to carpool.