WORKSHOP: Dancing Sculptures | Evenings for Educators

WORKSHOP: Dancing Sculptures
In this workshop, teaching artist Billie Rae Vinson takes a close look at sculptures of dancing figures in LACMA’s collection, then asks participants to incorporate principles of balance to create their own dancing sculptures out of recycled and household materials. For grades K–12.

This workshop is part of the Evenings for Educators series around STEAM.
The introductory lecture is at this link:

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