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    We’re particularly interested in the Andean instrument-making workshop on Saturday!
Celebrate Spring! Workshops (For All Ages) on Traditional Arts from the Andes, Mexico, and Puerto Rico by Master Artists
Location: Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern Boulevard, QueensAdmission: $10 General; $0 Members
The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) and Flushing Town Hall are pleased to present Workshops (For All Ages) on Traditional Arts from the Andes, Mexico, and Puerto Rico by Master Artists from the NYFA Folk Artist Development Program. The series will focus on the theme of how these art forms are transmitted and transformed from the artists’ homelands to the multicultural context of NYC. 
Saturday, March 31, 2012, 2:00-5:00pmMEXICAN PAPER ART WORKSHOPJoin Master Mexican paper artist, Aurelia Fernandez, for a workshop based on the tradition of celebrating spring by giving children feathers in school. This lively workshop will show children and adults alike how to make animal hats from paper and found objects.
ANDEAN INSTRUMENT-MAKING WORKSHOPJuan “Pepe” Santana will lead a workshop in making Andean instruments from Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. Participants will have the opportunity to build a pentatonic panpipe called palla and will learn how to play simple Andean melodies. No need to read music!
Sunday, April 15, 2012, 2:00-5:00pmVEJIGANTE MASK MAKING WORKSHOPFelipe Rangel will lead a fascinating workshop on the Puerto Rican Vejigante mask tradition used at celebrations in New York and at home in Puerto Rico. Felipe will discuss the techniques of making these elaborate masks and teach you how to create a small mask of your own. All levels are welcome.
MEXICAN PAPER FLOWER MAKING WORKSHOPColorful Mexican paper flowers and the intricate papel picado (cut paper banners) are used in both secular and religious celebrations throughout the year including weddings and holidays. Join Margarita Larios from Puebla, Mexico and craft paper flowers or papel picado in celebration of your specific theme or event.
Materials provided. Limited seating, please reserve in advance. For more information and to RSVP, please call: 718-463-7700 x 222.
CELEBRATE SPRING workshops are a collaboration between the NYFA Folk Artist Development Program and Flushing Town Hall. It is made possible, in part, through the generous support of MetLife Foundation.

    We’re particularly interested in the Andean instrument-making workshop on Saturday!

    Celebrate Spring! Workshops (For All Ages) on Traditional Arts from the Andes, Mexico, and Puerto Rico by Master Artists

    Location: Flushing Town Hall, 137-35 Northern Boulevard, Queens
    Admission: $10 General; $0 Members

    The New York Foundation for the Arts (NYFA) and Flushing Town Hall are pleased to present Workshops (For All Ages) on Traditional Arts from the Andes, Mexico, and Puerto Rico by Master Artists from the NYFA Folk Artist Development Program. The series will focus on the theme of how these art forms are transmitted and transformed from the artists’ homelands to the multicultural context of NYC. 

    Saturday, March 31, 2012, 2:00-5:00pm

    MEXICAN PAPER ART WORKSHOP

    Join Master Mexican paper artist, Aurelia Fernandez, for a workshop based on the tradition of celebrating spring by giving children feathers in school. This lively workshop will show children and adults alike how to make animal hats from paper and found objects.

    ANDEAN INSTRUMENT-MAKING WORKSHOP
    Juan “Pepe” Santana will lead a workshop in making Andean instruments from Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia. Participants will have the opportunity to build a pentatonic panpipe called palla and will learn how to play simple Andean melodies. No need to read music!

    Sunday, April 15, 2012, 2:00-5:00pm

    VEJIGANTE MASK MAKING WORKSHOP

    Felipe Rangel will lead a fascinating workshop on the Puerto Rican Vejigante mask tradition used at celebrations in New York and at home in Puerto Rico. Felipe will discuss the techniques of making these elaborate masks and teach you how to create a small mask of your own. All levels are welcome.

    MEXICAN PAPER FLOWER MAKING WORKSHOP
    Colorful Mexican paper flowers and the intricate papel picado (cut paper banners) are used in both secular and religious celebrations throughout the year including weddings and holidays. Join Margarita Larios from Puebla, Mexico and craft paper flowers or papel picado in celebration of your specific theme or event.

    Materials provided. Limited seating, please reserve in advance. For more information and to RSVP, please call: 718-463-7700 x 222.

    CELEBRATE SPRING workshops are a collaboration between the NYFA Folk Artist Development Program and Flushing Town Hall. It is made possible, in part, through the generous support of MetLife Foundation.

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