The Art of Mask Making with Lindsay Carraway

$110.00

Join us at the Masur Museum on Saturday, May 3 from 12–5 PM for “The Art of Mask Making,” a hands-on papier-mâché workshop led by folk artist Lindsay Carraway (featured artist in our Current Exhibition.)

Inspired by folk art, the use of found objects, and mask-making traditions from cultures around the world, this workshop invites participants to transform a premade papier-mâché form into a unique portrait. Using materials like cardboard, paper, paint, cloth, and repurposed items, we’ll explore creativity through embellishment and reimagination, turning a blank “canvas” into a one-of-a-kind design.

Materials are provided.

About the Instructor:

Lindsay Carraway, a folk artist living in Sterlington, LA, has been featured in many museums, galleries and publications. Her work is currently on view at the Masur Museum of Art, and found on Instagram @geezealouisea and folkartwork.art/shop/lindsay-carraway. She can be seen covered in paint working with her dog Ollie by her side, a coke with a straw in her hand.

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