Using wevideo students worked on their own stories, editing pictures, working on the timeline and adding their narration and sound elements to their project. They have been working hard before the final presentation and graduation.
Participants started learning about patterns, conventions and symbols involved in the making of mandalas. They practice making their designs. After moving from the Queens Library to the Queens Museum, in this class they worked colaborativly making a mandala using the tools … Continue reading Sand Mandala Class: The Process
On February 7, we had opportunity to visit the Hispanic Society of America. We saw paintings by great masters such as Velasquez, Goya and El Greco and large format paintings by Joaquin Sorolla documenting Spanish life at the beginning of the … Continue reading Hispanic Society of America and the Cathedral of Saint John The Divine
In January 2015, I was invited by Nung-Hsin Hu of the New New Yorkers program of the Queens Museum to design and facilitate a hands on art activity for children whose parents were attending the Chhaya CDC Sixth Annual Homebuyers … Continue reading Chhaya CDC Home Buyer Fair
Nicolás Dumit Estevez: Thank you again for inviting me to visit the garden that you created at Pomonok Houses in Flushing, Queens. It has been six years since we met at the Queens Museum during the workshop on art and … Continue reading A Conversation between Rosalina Mestric and Nicolás Dumit Estévez
In “Korean Bookmaking”, students learned traditional Korean ink painting to create their own artwork, and then created art journal by binding these paintings with a Korean traditional bookmaking technique. For the first half of workshop students learned basic techniques of Korean … Continue reading Korean Bookmaking
