Open to anyone who wants to make wearable-danceable- carry able art and help create. Join our team of guest artists and local luminaries in a highly collaborative and experimental open studio where we spin straw into gold!
All levels of experience- from the curious to fluent!
Let’s start a musical street band from scratch! Bring out all of your inner musical joy in a band of wonders and learn how to make your own costume, design your own mask, help build a float, build your own musical instruments (with materials sourced from any local hardware store) and collaboratively come up with a choreography. Open to all artists, specially musicians and dancers.
(Recommended for ages 18 - Adults)
The Loisaida Festival Parade & Pageant counts with workshop space to build anything related to the parade. Any individual or group that would like to use our space, can come in on the Open Community Workshops. If you reach us beforehand, we could also reserve a space in the workshop and help with your designs and craft.
(Recommended for ages 18 - Adults)
MAKE IT VERDE! DATE & TIME: Saturday, June 24, 2017 10:00 am to 1:00 pm LOCATION: On the High Line at 14th St. In partnership with the Friends of the High Line, join us for a day of dancing, music, and creating with recycled materials. Portions of this program will be offered in Spanish and [...]
Introductory Workshops on Constructivist Aesthetics by María Eugenia Méndez-Marconi
This commemorative event, has been held for fifty consecutive years, thanks to the Uruguayan Embassy, Consulate and Uruguayan Diaspora of NYC. Torres-Garcia's grandson, Marcos Torres, will be present to give a brief scope of the hemispheric influence of his grandfather's influential Escuela Constructivista in Uruguay and the rest of the world from its beginning to the present day.
Original intensive workshop, developed by that will deepen the constructivist concepts of visionary Torres García, making a thorough reading and revision of his text “The Tradition of the Abstract Man”.
Juan Bautista Climent first Solo Show in NYC
The exhibition contains oil painting, watercolors, and sculptural installation with traditional papier Maché Mexican technique.
Juan Bautista is a Mexican artist from Xochimilco, Mexico City, a place with a millennial history that has influenced his work with a particular convergence of Christian and indigenous symbols.
Juan Bautista Climent first Solo Show in NYC
The exhibition contains oil painting, watercolors, and sculptural installation with traditional papier Maché Mexican technique.
Exhibition closes October 7th, 2017
Juan Bautista is a Mexican artist from Xochimilco, Mexico City, a place with a millennial history that has influenced his work with a particular convergence of Christian and indigenous symbols.
Juan Bautista Climent first Solo Show in NYC
The exhibition contains oil painting, watercolors, and sculptural installation with traditional papier Maché Mexican technique.
Exhibition closes October 7th, 2017
Juan Bautista is a Mexican artist from Xochimilco, Mexico City, a place with a millennial history that has influenced his work with a particular convergence of Christian and indigenous symbols.