Colors of Latin America: Hispanic Folk Art (Ages 12 to Adult)
About Colors of Latin America: Hispanic Folk Art (Ages 12 to Adult)
Explore the vibrant colors, symbols, patterns, and traditions of Latin American folk art
Explore the vibrant colors, symbols, patterns, and traditions of Latin American folk art while creating your own small artwork inspired by them. Learn how traditional Latin American art reflects history, community, celebrations, nature, spirituality, and everyday life across different Hispanic cultures.
This hands-on workshop celebrates the richness and diversity of Hispanic cultures through creativity, storytelling, and artistic expression.
Younger kids are welcome to participate with an accompanying adult. All supplies are included in the supply fee.
The discount price for youth is made possible through a generous donation supporting Del Ray Artisans' Youth Art Programs from Genesis Inspiration Foundation.
Instructor: Laura Ramirez-Drain. Class size: 3-20 participants. Register by September 19.
Refund Policy
If a workshop does not reach the minimum number of students within 3 days of the workshop, it may be cancelled at the instructor’s discretion. If you are already registered (and have paid) for a workshop that is cancelled, your whole registration amount will be refunded.
If you request to withdraw from a workshop 72 hours or more before the day of the workshop, Del Ray Artisans will refund the Workshop Fee and any Supply Fee minus a 15% processing fee.
No refunds will be provided for cancellations less than 72 hours before the day of the workshop.
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Del Ray Artisans, founded in 1992, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to promote art for the benefit of artists and the community. The purposes for which DRA is organized are (i) to support new and emerging artists and artisans, (ii) to develop and foster community based arts activities, events and organizations, (iii) to develop and promote the arts as a resource for community outreach and (iv) to make more available and accessible to the general public the full range of creative expression and artistic endeavors in the visual, performing and applied arts.