LACMA in NoHo: Exploring Bookmaking at the Valley Plaza Library III
We Write The Book
In December 2017 we had a blast MARBLING PAPER AND making Accordion Books at the Valley Plaza Branch Library, in North Hollywood (NoHo).
I was honored to serve as a teaching artist for LACMA (The Los Angeles County Museum of Art) to lead this program.
The stars of the program were mothers, daughters, SISTERS, girls and women.
YEAH! Girl Power!
Play date at the Library with Mom!
The Mom above’s book…use of “scrap” (repurposed) paper…to colorful effect!
Girls creating together…
Young participants had a great time creating patchworks of color, shapes, patterns and textures on the accordion pages.
Others had fun using rubber stamps!
A material world…
Stickers are a hit.
Another Mom gets into the act.
And another…
Devoted Mom with her two beautiful little guys…
Focused..
The lovely Ivonne of LACMA photographs a lovely accordion book!
YEAH! Girl Power!
Fun use of stamping in different ways on the frame and backdrop if the book. What is the coyote howling at?
Sisters working side by side.
Smiling mom with her two daughters must be enjoying the creative break, and the opportunity to create side by side with them.
Animals parade through flora under celestial bodies, all in primary technicolors!
Wonderful use of trim….spanning on end of the “stage” to the other, with a butterfly attached!
These four beauties created gorgeous pieces, with attention to detail, and total concentration!
Older sis…
and younger (the middle child!).
Great use of zig zags to create a sea life theme!
A line-up of works in from of Mom.
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