CLASS DETAILS: Dia De Los Muertos: Velas y Flores: Bilingual Ceramic Workshop
In this beginner-friendly bilingual ceramics workshop, Liz Navarro will guide you in making your own floral candle holder and/or picture frame using hand-building and decorative ceramics techniques. Add your own flowers, leaves, and other forms using stamps and molds to create pieces that feel uniquely yours!
No experience necessary-come get creative, meet new people, and spend some time playing with clay. Workshop will be taught in English and Spanish. ¡Todos son bienvenidos!
ABOUT THE TEACHER: Lizbeth Navarro was born and raised in Celaya, Guanajuato, Mexico. In 2010 she earned a BFA in Ceramics from California State University, Long Beach.
Liz’s work is inspired by her multicultural heritage, which was always surrounded by beautiful handmade objects. In her work, she incorporates traditional techniques and materials with contemporary themes to deliver unique works of art. Along with her artistic endeavors, Liz has taught at various non-profit organizations that serve the underrepresented communities in Los Angeles.
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