Craft Your Story: Dive into the intricate world of woven paper
Join us for a hybrid course that begins with an enlightening artist talk by Summer Zah, delving into her book and installation work from her thesis exhibition. Zah will share insights on her choice of materials, the conceptual thought process, and the formation of her work.
Following the talk, participants will be immersed in a hands-on workshop where they will learn how to weave paper using a predetermined pattern. Instructions will be provided on setting up a “loom” with shredded paper, allowing attendees to recreate the unique textiles featured in Zah’s art.
By the end of the workshop, participants will have the skills to start both a flat weaving project and an accordion book. Depending on the time and individual pace, attendees will at least leave with a beautifully crafted accordion book, with the potential to embark on more intricate projects inspired by Zah's techniques.
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Event Details:
Date: Saturday, August 26th, 2023
Time: 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Red Earth Art Center100 N. Broadway Ave. Suite 110
BancFirst Tower Lobby
Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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Meet Summer Zah
Join us for an enriching exploration of Native art and culture led by the talented artist, Summer Zah. With deep roots in Jicarilla Apache, Choctaw, and Navajo heritage, Summer's work encapsulates the essence of tradition and modernity.
Her art is a captivating blend of printmaking and installation work. Through her creative lens, Summer weaves personal narratives and ancestral teachings into thought-provoking pieces that bridge generations.
Don't miss this chance to connect with the artistry and perspectives of Summer Zah. Reserve your spot now for an immersive experience that celebrates Native culture and creativity.
Photo Credit Erny Zah (https://www.instagram.com/ernyzah/)
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Supporting a Worthy Cause:
Proceeds from this event directly contribute to the incredible work Red Earth does to promote Native arts and culture. By participating, you're making a meaningful impact in preserving and celebrating these rich traditions.
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Reserve Your Spot:
Don't miss this opportunity to engage with Native art, culture, and creativity. Secure your spot for this class today and ensure a memorable afternoon of artistic expression, cultural exploration, and community support.
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Note:
No prior experience is required. All materials will be provided.
This class is for people 14 and up due to the use of sharp objects.
Minimum of five (5) signups are required for class to take place. If minimum is not met you will be informed via contact method provided at checkout the day prior to the class.
