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Mola Art
Hispanic Heritage Adult Paint Night
Tuesday, October 06
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Thompson Library
Community RoomMola-inspired art on wooden canvas and acrylic.
A mola, which translates to “shirt” in the Guna language, is a piece of traditional dress typically worn by women and known for its bright colors and intricate designs depicting flowers, birds, reptiles, animals and other emblems indicative of Mother Nature.
While we will not be working with fabrics in this class, we will be drawing from the rich history behind mola art itself to create one-of-a-kind art on canvases.
Registration is required, adults only. Any questions about this program, email bngarner@cals.org or call 501.821.3060 ext 4505.
All abilities are welcome. To request ASL interpretation or other accommodations, contact Heather Zbinden (501.918.3069 or email hzbinden@cals.org) SEVEN business weekdays before a program.
AGE GROUP: | Adults | Adult (40+) | Adult (25-40) | Adult (18-24) |
EVENT TYPE: | Fun & Play | Arts/Crafts |
Thompson Library
The Roosevelt Thompson Library offers patrons more than 62,000 books, magazines and audiovisual items. The 13,500-square-feet facility also includes public meeting rooms, a state-of-the-art audiovisual system, activity areas for children, study rooms, nine public computers (including 3 laptops and a Chromebook), and wireless internet access.