Kids create unique masks while learning cultural history in a fun, hands-on class.
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At Tooth and Nail Studio, kids aged 7-12 can unleash their creativity in a paper mache mask-making class. Over four days, they'll learn about the historical significance of masks from various cultures while crafting their own unique designs. This workshop not only encourages artistic expression but also provides a fun educational experience.
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A creative workshop for kids aged 7-12 where they can dive into the art of mask-making using paper mache. It's a hands-on experience exploring cultural history through art. Make sure to dress for mess and bring your imagination. Early registration is a good idea since spots are limited.
The studio provides all necessary materials, ensuring a seamless creative process. Parents should note the early registration requirement due to limited spots. It's a fantastic opportunity for children to explore art in a supportive and engaging environment.
Parking can be tricky around Tooth and Nail Studio. There's a free lot behind the building, but it fills up fast. Street parking is available, but check signs for time limits.
In this class we’ll be building masks! We’ll explore masks from different cultures throughout history and what they were used for. Masks can be and look like anything you want. Building with paper mache and painting at the end, we will be focusing on form, dimension, and fun.
