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Wednesday, August 01, 2018

Intro to sculpture; mask from around the world

Join the Art Night Series as they begin their 3D media chapter with Clay Sculptures. Create your own mask inspired by the aesthetics, history and functions of masks around the world. This class is Thursday, August 2 at 7:30 pm.

Masks have been traditionally used as disguises, for performance or protection, and for important ceremonies.

Some cultures have utilized masks as a medium to connect us to our most basic animal instincts, where as others to elevate us to worlds beyond the one we inhabit.

Learn about the enduring practice of mask making; mold the serene face of a Noh Mask (Japanse Opera), or the expressive amorphous faces of Khon (Thai Theater) and Diablada of Oruro (Peru).

Cost is $25 per person.

Click HERE to sign up or email sofia@artboxmiami.com

The Art Box is at 2911 Grand Avenue, in the Mayfair Promenade.

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