September 22, 2024 / 12:00pm - 2:00pm

Community Art Kids Weaving Project | Day 3

Special Event
Activity

Join Makiko Maekawa for a fun and creative community art event designed especially for kids! 

Kids will be working together to create a large and beautiful weaving art piece that will be on display in Atlanta Contemporary’s next Exhibition, opening on October 24th. The weaving project invites young artists to explore their creativity and work together to create a vibrant, collaborative piece of art—a beautiful tapestry designed to foster and highlight how community togetherness can create something beautiful.

This is a drop-in event. Doors open at 12 pm and visitors may begin the project any time until 2 pm.

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Makiko Maekawa

Makiko believes kids have magical power in creativity and imagination. She is originally from Japan and studied photography in Baltimore, MD. As a child she learned that art is universal language that allows kids express their power. She currently lives in Atlanta and creates art in mixed media including photographic images.


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