THIS EVENT HAS ENDED
Sat August 11, 2018

5th Annual Paper Mache Visions-Heart & Skulls hosted by Diego Marcial Rios

SEE EVENT DETAILS
Create and hand paint a Sacred Heart or Mask steeped in the rich cultural history of Mexico after getting an expert demonstration from artist Diego Marcial Rios.

Breathtakingly colorful Sacred Hearts and Masks have long been part of the Mexican culture. Beautifully decorated paper mache masks are often used in celebration of Dia de los Muertos or Day of Dead. Dive into the rich history of the paper mache tradition alongside internationally
acclaimed artist Diego Marcial Rios, who overviews its fascinating background before giving a demo on the craft. Once you have got the basics down, roll up your sleeves to create and hand paint your own unique, expressive work.

Brief Historical / Cultural Lecture
The host will deliver a brief historical summary of the paper mache media during the “ Spanish
Conquests”. There will be a brief summary of the cultural significance of the Sacred Heart icon in European culture as well as other popular imagery originating from the Aztecs.

Handcraft a Sacred Heart Or Mask
Learn how to make a wall worthy piece of art influenced by Mexican culture. You will learn the almost forgotten ingredients necessary to create paper mache paste. You will also learn the methods of creating larger 3-D structures.

Hand paint a decorative Sacred Heart or Mask
Materials and brushes will be available for attendees to hand paint a colorful and decorative Sacred Heart or mask.

Make Artwork Under the Guidance of a Renowned Artist
See live examples of the paper mache media process and get inspired by an artist who has been exhibiting for over 30 years.
Create and hand paint a Sacred Heart or Mask steeped in the rich cultural history of Mexico after getting an expert demonstration from artist Diego Marcial Rios.

Breathtakingly colorful Sacred Hearts and Masks have long been part of the Mexican culture. Beautifully decorated paper mache masks are often used in celebration of Dia de los Muertos or Day of Dead. Dive into the rich history of the paper mache tradition alongside internationally
acclaimed artist Diego Marcial Rios, who overviews its fascinating background before giving a demo on the craft. Once you have got the basics down, roll up your sleeves to create and hand paint your own unique, expressive work.

Brief Historical / Cultural Lecture
The host will deliver a brief historical summary of the paper mache media during the “ Spanish
Conquests”. There will be a brief summary of the cultural significance of the Sacred Heart icon in European culture as well as other popular imagery originating from the Aztecs.

Handcraft a Sacred Heart Or Mask
Learn how to make a wall worthy piece of art influenced by Mexican culture. You will learn the almost forgotten ingredients necessary to create paper mache paste. You will also learn the methods of creating larger 3-D structures.

Hand paint a decorative Sacred Heart or Mask
Materials and brushes will be available for attendees to hand paint a colorful and decorative Sacred Heart or mask.

Make Artwork Under the Guidance of a Renowned Artist
See live examples of the paper mache media process and get inspired by an artist who has been exhibiting for over 30 years.
read more
show less
   
EDIT OWNER
Owned by
{{eventOwner.email_address || eventOwner.displayName}}
New Owner

Update

EDIT EDIT
Links:
Event Details

Category:
Art

Date/Times:
The Finnish Hall 1 Upcoming Events
1970 Chestnut Street, Berkeley, CA 94702

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA EVENTS CALENDAR

TODAY
27
SATURDAY
28
SUNDAY
29
MONDAY
1
The Best Events
Every Week in Your Inbox

Thank you for subscribing!

Edit Event Details

I am the event organizer



Your suggestion is required.



Your email is required.
Not valid email!

    Cancel
Great suggestion! We'll be in touch.
Event reviewed successfully.

Success!

Your event is now LIVE on SF STATION

COPY LINK TO SHARE Copied

or share on


See my event listing


Looking for more visibility? Reach more people with our marketing services