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Saturday, November 7
10 am- 12 noon
Do you want to be a sculptor?
Come to the Museum and be a sculptor! Explore our
current exhibit and use your imagination to make a
sculpture of your own. Work with many of the same
materials that exhibiting artists use and give life to
your project with found and recycled materials
Where: Art Museum of the Americas
201 18th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006
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When: Saturday, November 7
from 10:00 am to 12:00 noon
Cost: $5 per participant / reservation required
reservations and info:
aospinaj@oas.org
or
(202) 458-3362
Saturday,
August 1, 2009
10 am - 12 noon
Building with Bricks Family Workshop
Art Museum of the
Americas
201 18th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20006
$5 per participant (reservations required)
Reservations and information: aospinaj@oas.org
or (202) 458-3362
Come and explore the
Museum’s current exhibit
Rogelio Salmona: open
spaces / collective spaces, and learn the
secrets of bricks. How are they used? What are they
made of? What makes them stick together? Use your
know-how to build your own house with real miniature
bricks that you mold from modeling dough.
Ongoing
Programs
As
part of our educational programs, we invite you to
participate in
interactive workshops, where participants learn
traditions of the Americas through
hands-on activities.
Create a piñata,
a
corn husk doll,
or a carnival mask!
Piñata (recommended for ages 4 to 12)
Corn Husk Dolls (recommended for 7 to 14)
Carnival Cast Mask (recommended for ages 12 to 14)
Workshops are scheduled by appointment, from Tuesday to
Friday, for groups of 8-20, and cost $5 per participant.
To make an appointment or for more information contact
aospinaj@oas.org
past workshop video clips now
online! click
here to view videos!
click
here to view past workshop archives!
the
disappeared family workshop, february 2009
trash
and treasure, april 2009
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