Culture Cube
We may not all be able to create a documentary film about our own cultural traditions, but through a similar process of creating art we can share the significant aspects of these customs with others. In this art activity we will make a culture cube. Each plane on the cube will document important aspects of significant celebration to community and culture, offering an opportunity to engage and exchange with others.
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Paper Marbling
Paper marbling could be described as a method in which the artist has limited control in the process, only control of the colors and a slight role over the formation of the ink on the water. But once the paper touches the water, what will be, will be. With this activity, we will use slightly different materials: liquid watercolor in place of ink and shaving cream in place of water.
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