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Print, Print, Print! at Saturday Family Art Labs!
The slow days of summer are quickly dwindling down and I cannot think of a better way to have spent a Saturday afternoon than learning about printing in Family Art Labs! We examined both relief printing and woodblock printing (common … Continue reading
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Making Mountain Music at Saturday Family Art Labs!
I think we can all agree that New York city is going through an excruciatingly hot spell. All the better to spend an afternoon in our “cool” museum and Education Center learning about Himalayan musical instruments and making damarus at … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Making, damarus, Education, Education Center, Families, Family, Family Art Labs, family learning, found materials, Ganesha, Gateway to Himalayan Art, Himalayan instruments, instruments, look deeply, Making Mountain Music, Music, T, think deeply
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Gold Leaf Sculptures at Family Art Labs!
June’s Gold Leaf Sculptures Family Art Lab was one that I had been looking forward to. I love working with clay and using gold leaf is something fairly new (and exciting) to me. Not only did we get to experiment … Continue reading
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Raja-Rani: King & Queen for a Day at Family Art Labs!
Saturday we had yet another fun day at Family Art Labs. Our theme of the day was Raja-Rani, which means “King & Queen” in Hindi. This workshop took us on an exploration of the newly opened Fiercely Modern: Art of … Continue reading
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Magical Masks at Family Art Labs!
Not only is spring finally here, but we had a great turnout for Saturday’s Family Art Lab, Magical Masks! This workshop took families on an exploration of Tibetan Masks through a mini presentation, a journey through the galleries, and an art-making … Continue reading
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Welcoming every family member
Today is Veterans Day, and I’m thinking about the shared culture of our human race. Every human being has the right, maybe even the duty to learn from the accomplishments and creations of those people who lived before us. I’m … Continue reading