Ready, set, create! miniMakers are your opportunity to dive into different art mediums once a month at MOCA. Workshops are for families with children ages 6-12, designed around artists, art history, and current MOCA Exhibitions.
Inspired by SFCC artist Amanda Linares, families will create artworks using pattern and repetition to tell personal and cultural stories. Using fabric, paper, and cardboard, participants will design repeating shapes, colors, and symbols that reflect memories, traditions, and places that feel like home. Through hands-on making, artists will explore how patterns can create rhythm and meaning- just like in textiles, architecture, and everyday objects across many Latinx cultures.
To see each workshop, click "Show Individual Events" below.
We ask that participants register all children as well as adults in their group, it helps our staff know how many seats to prepare, thank you!
This free program is made possible by the North Miami Community Redevelopment Agency (NMCRA). We are also grateful to the Books & Books Literary Foundation for providing our participating families free picture books. To continue to support MOCA and it's free educational programming, please consider becoming a MOCA member!