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Paper Mache Sculptures Part 1 and 2
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Come see these enchanting sculptures by Miranda Cohen at tomorrow night’s show 7-10pm at MoHA! This show explores creation and fantasy through the medium of paper mache. Miranda uses paper mache to give a second life to the newspaper, cardboard and other disposable materials she uses in her work. These materials are transformed into vivid creatures and mini fantasies that honor and elevate the materials from which they are made. . . . This project is supported in part by the Cultural Arts Division of the City of Austin Economic Development Department.
Building paper mache creatures with Miranda Cohen was so magical last week! We’re looking forward to part 2 of this workshop on Thursday followed by Miranda’s Featured Artist show, Tiger Burning Bright, this Friday. If you didn’t get to attend the workshops come check out her work on Friday night at the Museum of Human Achievement! 🐯🎨
AUSTIN ASIAN AMERICAN FILM FESTIVAL PRESENTS JADDOLAND | June 14 8:20pm 🎥 Filmmaker Nadia Shihab focuses her lens on her mother, a visual artist and the only member of her family still living in Lubbock, TX, and explores ideas of home, belonging, loneliness, and art in this personal film. Use code: "AAAFF2019COMMUNITY" for 20% off tickets to all films at the festival!
Learn how to create your own paper-mache animal sculpture in this 2 part workshop with Featured Artist, Miranda Cohen! You’ll turn drawings into armatures and learn how to paint and seal your own unique creature! Workshops are on 6/13 and 6/20. Grab your tickets at hivearts.org/events/cohen
Thank you for coming out and getting your cyanotypes on! Did you know the term “blueprint” originated from this process? Anna Atkins, an English botanist, first pioneered this process and is known as the first female photographer as a result? Too cool 😎 thank you @blue.child for leading us on our expedition through the process of cyanotype 🥰 please follow Ellyn as she is a very talented and skilled local artist!
Figure Drawing: Give me Life, Give me Face with @marywendelart May 29th 7-9 PM at Museum of Human Achievement Cost: $7-$10 👁👁👁👁👁👁👁 This workshop is BYOB and geared towards artists of all levels. We meet monthly to draw, socialize, and sharpen our skills. Figure drawing increases your observational skills and is a fun opportunity to meet others artists and create in a low pressure setting. We've got all the supplies to get you started! This week we’ll be focusing on portraits with our incredible instructor, Mary Wendell! About our Instructor, Mary Wendell: Mary started painting at a very young age and had wonderful mentors along the way. She's always loved painting and drawing people and is fascinated by the human face. The past four years have been focused on developing her skills as a figurative artist more seriously. Her goal is to capture atmosphere and a sense space in a painting and constantly learn more about herself and others through making art. 🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣 *NOTE: This event is inclusively for all women-identified and non-binary folx. This means women of color, trans/queer/cis women, and gender non-conforming friends. If you identify as cis male and are interested in this event, feel free to check our resources page (located on our website Hivearts.org) for similar workshops in the ATX area.