FAMSF Docent, Kathryn Zupsic will present the work of renowned tattoo artist and California native Ed Hardy and how his art elevated the tattoo from its subculture status to an important visual art form.
After art school, Ed Hardy deviated from the path to professorship and became one of the most influential tattoo artists of the 20th century. His iconic style emerged from his childhood fascination with classic American tattooing, study of prints by artists like Rembrandt and Goya, and deep influence from Japan’s ukiyo-e era culture. Survey his life in art through an eclectic display of paintings, sketches, interactive digital displays, and much more. Ed Hardy: Deeper than Skin is on view now through October 6 at the de Young.
This exhibition is at the De Young through October 6.
Come and learn how to be a more effectively engaged citizen – all ages are welcome!
We’ll talk about common tools – ranging from the technological to the social – used by community members and organizations to engage with our fellow citizens, cities, counties, and states.
We’ll cover:
collaboratively writing op-eds to the newspaper
gathering signatures for a petition
understanding how city council and committee meetings are run
secure communicating with each other
mobilizing large groups of people and individuals into collective action
…as well as any questions you might have.
Facilitators, Simon Vansintjan and Lisa Doering are both active participants in San Rafael (and Marin’s) grassroots movements. They cumulatively have decades of experience working with small local and national organizations, as well as in the workplace and the home. They believe that learning together and sharing knowledge is one of the best ways to get better and to build a more democratic society.
They are associated with Marin Environmental Housing Collaborative, Showing up for Racial Justice Marin, Democratic Socialists of America, Marin Organizing Committee, and ICE Out of Marin.
Come practice origami in a fun environment– all levels welcome! Paper will be provided and advanced folders will be present to help you learn the basics.
Join Oakland-based artist Rachel Palacios to learn about the significance of ojos de dios in Mexico. Then try your hand at making your own ojos de dios using colorful yarns!
For eons before we launched rockets, human have been telling legends about our luminous moon. Come hear the story of an animal who touched the lunar surface long ago. You will learn how to draw his shadowy shape and show the mark the moon left on his fur.
Come visit the Bay Area Discovery Museum’s Try It Truck, a mobile engineering wonder! The Try It Truck is custom outfitted to include a high tech tools, such as a laser cutter and 3D printer, low tech tools, such as hammers and sandpaper, and lots of craft supplies, such as pipe cleaners and popsicle sticks. Drop-in and explore a variety of different maker stations.
Jelly Jam Time Puppets presents a paper pop-up puppet show of Jaquelyn and the Beanstalk. With this version of a classic tale, storyteller and performer Risa Lenore performs with paper puppets and a giant pop-up book. Join us in this story to sing, dance and act along with the characters in this high energy retelling.