Upcoming Events at Hauser & Wirth
Sun Jun 17, 3:00 PM - Sun Jun 17, 6:00 PM
Hauser & Wirth
901 East 3rd Street, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Community: Chinatown
Description
Join us for a two-part workshop led by instructors from Piece by Piece, the local nonprofit that supports the Skid Row and South L.A.
Event Details
communities through art programming, and Tashanda Giles-Jones and Elizabeth Hall of Garden School Foundation. The first activity will engage families in an immersive learning experience about garden pollinators. Next, families will use colorful, recycled pieces of ceramic and stained glass to create mosaic garden pots and signs.
About Garden School FoundationGarden School Foundation is responsible for the teaching gardens at the 24th Street School in the West Adams neighborhood of Los Angeles, along with six other Title I Elementary Schools across the city.
About Piece by PieceThe mission of Piece by Piece is to provide low-income and formerly homeless people free mosaic art workshops using recycled materials to develop marketable skills, self-confidence, earned income, and an improved quality of life. Piece by Piece also produces large scale public artworks and community workshops and demos. Their retail ‘MosaicWares’ products can be found at the Gallery Shop.
This event is free, however, reservations are recommended.
Photo: smg-photography / Sarah M. Golonka
About Garden School FoundationGarden School Foundation is responsible for the teaching gardens at the 24th Street School in the West Adams neighborhood of Los Angeles, along with six other Title I Elementary Schools across the city.
About Piece by PieceThe mission of Piece by Piece is to provide low-income and formerly homeless people free mosaic art workshops using recycled materials to develop marketable skills, self-confidence, earned income, and an improved quality of life. Piece by Piece also produces large scale public artworks and community workshops and demos. Their retail ‘MosaicWares’ products can be found at the Gallery Shop.
This event is free, however, reservations are recommended.
Photo: smg-photography / Sarah M. Golonka
