Tag: #Art

  • Kindness Rocks

    Kindness Rocks

    I got a rock…a kindness rock! Paint rocks with inspirational messages to leave around your community.

    For ages 9-12. Limited to 15 participants. This program is funded by the Friends of the Public Library.

    Registration is required.

  • Mala Bead Jewelry

    Mala Bead Jewelry

    Make your own mala bead jewelry! Mala beads are used to ease the mind into a meditative state. Wear your own mala jewelry pieces to lessen anxiety and find peace in the present moment. For ages 13-17. Limited to 15 participants.

    This program is funded by the Friends of the Public Library

  • True NM Art Exhibition: Self-Portraits

    True NM Art Exhibition: Self-Portraits

    Celebrate the work of NM’s Asian and Black/African youth artists! This exhibit showcases self-portraits of these artists as they work to explore identity, strengthen community, and address racism through their art.

    True New Mexico is an annual anti-racism, youth-centered, arts-based project developed as a collaboration between the New Mexico Asian Family Center (NMAFC) and the New Mexico Black Leadership Council (NMBLC). Each spring, a cohort of Black/African American and/or AAPINH young artists create original self-portraits guided by the prompt “What’s your True New Mexican story?”

    FREE family fun, art activities and food! RSVP HERE

  • Artrageous Artreach Summer Camp

    Artrageous Artreach Summer Camp

    Artreach Summer Camp is a 2-week experience of art and theater training with professional touring artists! For kids 10 to 14 years old.

    Fine arts, theater arts, music, singing, movement, costuming, and set building!

    Spaces are limited. Find more info HERE or email Lauri at hello@artrageousartreach.org.
  • BLK N ART Youth Art Studio

    BLK N ART Youth Art Studio

    Join two seasoned mentors to tap into your inner artist in this 2-part workshop for middle school to college-level students!

    On March 18, Zero Bey (currently exhibiting “Art and Bones” at AAPAC with his father Kabu) will present an art workshop.  Attendees will get three hours of hands-on studio time and and a foundation in artistic expression.
    On March 25th, Beverly McMilan will join Zero and engage the students in Art Therapy, taking current issues facing African American youth and allowing the students to release their feelings around these issues via art expression.

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