Presented by
or
Dawn Martinez Oropeza
Hojalata – Mexican tin art – is one of the most colorful crafts of Mexico. Hojalata creates both practical and ornate objects. Mexican artisans and craftsmen draw on their imagination to mold inexpensive, readily available tin into elegant, delicate works of art. This long-lasting artwork first became popular during the colonial period of Mexico.
In this hands-on workshop, students have the opportunity to express themselves while learning metal tooling techniques and employing the principles of design to create their own works of art.
Region/Culture
Mexico
Subject(s)
Visual Art, Social Studies
Participants
25 max
Standard Length
45 min
Room Setup
Supplies/Equipment Needed:
There is a charge for aluminum used in this workshop.