Jewish Folk Art: Papercutting SOLD OUT
JMM Live: Jewish Folk Life Festival
Hands-On Workshop
Wednesday, February 19, 2020 at 6:30pm
Instructor: Katherine Fahey
Thank you for your interest. This event is SOLD OUT.
Learn the basic techniques of the traditional Jewish folk art of papercutting. As early as the 14th century, Jewish artists designed papercuts for ritual purposes, holidays, and family life. Today, papercutting has become a popular art form once again.
Join renowned papercut artist Katherine Fahey for an introduction to this ancient, yet modern art form. Katherine will speak about the history of papercutting and guide participants to produce a work of their own. Templates will be provided, but you may bring your own drawing to use instead. All materials are included, and you can take your design home.
No experience necessary, but participants should be comfortable using an X-Acto knife.
This program is part of our JMM Live: Jewish Folk Life Festival. To see all programs related to the Festival, please click here.
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