KULAYAN: Artist Study and Critique

Mission Objective

Through Kularts and in partnership with the Filipino Commuity Center, the Kulayan visual arts program, based in San Francisco, provides art workshops aimed at, but not limited to Pilipino and Pilipino-Americans. The curriculum will explore issues of identity, the role of art in activism and community, and learning the skills to create successful art works individually, and in a group. Workshop sessions will include a survey of Pilipino Art History and Contemporary Art, and also an in-depth exploration of Pilipino myths and legends.

Projects will include:
- Mural Making
- Silk Screening
- Work with Pencil, Acrylics, Watercolors, and Aerosol Paint
- Live Model Painting
- Curatorial Studies
- Art History

Participants' art work will be displayed at the Filipino Community Center, at FCC's Monthly In Progress Open Mic Sessions at Cafe Mama on Mission St., and at the Bayanihan Community Center.

Kularts

Founded in 1985, Kularts is the premier presenter of contemporary and tribal Pilipino arts in the United States. We are a not-for-profit arts organization based in San Franciso, California. Our mission is to inform and expand the understanding of American Pilipino culture and preserve the spirit and integrity of ancient Pilipino art forms. We produce innovative artistic works, foster mentorship among emerging and established artists, facilitate local and international collaborations; design and implement educational outreach programs for elementary through college age students; lead cultural tours to the Philippines, and more.

KULAYAN

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Artist Study and Critique

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