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Maskmaking is an art that is centuries old and has a rich history. The process of making a mask as well as the finished product, is relevant to many parts of the human experience; our emotions, responsibilities, and private thoughts. Masks assume both a metaphorical and a literal meaning in modern day psychology, sociology and culture. In ancient times, masks were incorporated into celebrations and events which allowed members of class-divided societies to interact with each other because of the "anonymity" created by wearing them. As the subject of much ongoing fascination over time, masks are deeply rooted in the human psyche and represent the hidden, dual and multi-faceted aspects of human nature.
Discover why maskmaking is so empowering.
Next workshop:
June 16, 10-4
GALLERY 2611
Redwood City, CA 94063
(650) 364 2611 or
(415) 559-5784 to contact Marie
directly. You may register with the
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registration page or send in the form
available on this site.
