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Batik Fabric-Making Workshop

Class size is limited and registration is required.

Inspired by the textiles in the exhibition Waxed: Batik from Java, join us to learn the history and techniques of batik fabric making. You will choose your own “urban” design from the surroundings in the Cultural District and learn how to dye fabric, draw in wax, and create your finished designed fabric sample. Local artists Alexandria Clifton and Kyli Robertson, who created the touch samples in Waxed: Batik from Java, will lead you in the batik-making process. You will take a tour of the gallery with the instructors before finding your design and going into the studio. You will leave with a batik fabric sample that you create yourself!

Included in your ticket:

  • Tour of Waxed: Batik from Java
  • A finished batik fabric sample you designed. We will give you a list of fun DIY projects you can do with your fabric: frame it, wrap a gift, make a pillow, and much more!
  • A list of materials and instructions to help you keep creating at home

 

Dates
Apr 8th 2017
1:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
Tech Lab
Ticket Info
Members Only
No
Member Tickets
$20
Public Tickets
$30,00
Category
Adult Workshop
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