Details
Duration:
One Day Workshop
Date:
Sat, Sep. 23, 2023
10 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Instructor:
Diana Eusebio
Level:
All Levels
Capacity:
8
Age:
15+
Languages:
Taught in English and Spanish
Cost:
$75
(Materials Included, 20% off for members)
Location:
Oolite Arts
924 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL 33139
Register:
On Website
Contact:
Melissa Gabriel
[email protected]
Information
Dying to try natural dyeing? Learn about the vibrancy and range of yellow dyes that can be achieved from the Spanish Moss plant!
In this comprehensive workshop, students will learn about the historical and contemporary use of Spanish Moss, a plant with a fascinating story originating in both South Florida and Latin America.
Participants learn how to extract dye from the plant, explore tie-dyeing, and create a unique small piece to take home!
These classes are designed to promote the continuation of uncolonized Pre-Columbian traditions from Black and Indigenous communities in South Florida and Latin America, while making a space for contemporary exploration.
In this series of natural dyeing workshops led by Diana Eusebio, her mission is to provide skills and knowledge for a lifetime! All materials for sample making and learning the technique are included.
Any additional materials will need to be supplied by the student based on their vision.
Refund & Cancellation Policy: Attendees can request refunds up to 24 hours before their class start date. Classes must meet a minimum enrollment number to run.
About the Instructor:
Diana Eusebio is a multidisciplinary artist based in Miami, FL. She graduated from the Maryland Institute College of Art with a BFA in Fiber. A first-generation American, at the intersection of Peruvian-Dominican heritage and Black-Latino-Indigenous culture, Eusebio draws inspiration from the intersections of identity and community. Through creative exploration of processes such as natural dyeing, printing, stitching, and embellishing, her fashion, photography, and textile works preserve diasporic traditions, share stories, and prompt conversations around inclusion, love, and solidarity. She has exhibited at the MoMa, Hall of Nations, Gregg Museum of Art and Design, and Rubell Museum. Residencies include Deering Estate, Miami, FL; Oolite Arts’ Home + Away, Anderson Ranch, Aspen, CO; and Red Hook Labs, NY, NY. Awards include the Obama administration’s U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts– the highest national honor for a young artist, Oolite Arts’ 2021 Ellies Grant Award, and most recently, the 2022 Green Family Foundation Grant. Current Studio resident at Oolite Arts.
Materials
Materials Included
