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July 26, 2019 – October 20, 2019

BAKERU Mask Making Workshop

Dates
Fri July 26, 2019 – Sun October 20, 2019

Time
12:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Fee
$5 per mask

Transformation is a central aspect of folk traditions in the Tohoku region of Japan. As part of festival traditions, people dress in elaborate costumes and transform into heavenly messengers as a tribute to the gods. In this workshop, participants are invited to cut, paste, draw, and paint three dimensional masks that can be used to explore the interactive exhibition, BAKERU: Transforming Spirits, and be empowered to transform into the alter-egos of their imagination—whether it be a superhero, demigod, or creature from another universe.

Participants are invited to wear their personalized masks, which include a motion sensor sticker, into the exhibit allowing the wearer to interact with the various deities awaiting inside. Afterwards, guests can take home and share their creations with family and friends.

This workshop is suitable for children and artists of all ages. We kindly ask that children are accompanied by a parent or guardian.

*Workshop will be offered while supplies last.

Registration

Walk-ins only. Please make payment at the workshop.
*Payment is non-refundable

Related Exhibition

BAKERU: Transforming Spirits

Dates:

07.17.2019 – 10.20.2019

Hours:

Mon.-Sat. 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sun. 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM

Location:

JAPAN HOUSE Gallery, Level 2

Fee

Complimentary

Two young children wearing animal masks are playing, with one child in a red mask and green jacket pointing forward, the other in a blue mask looking to the side.
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