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Mexican Sugar Skull Painting

Friday, October 23 · 1:30 PM – 3 PM · Belmont Library, Taube Room, Belmont

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Hand paint and decorate a Mexican sugar skull steeped in the rich cultural history of Mexico after getting an expert demonstration from artist Diego Marcial Rios. Breathtakingly colorful Sugar Skulls have long been part of Mexican culture. Beautifully decorated Sugar Skulls are often used as decorations on graves and altars during Dia de los Muertos or Day of the Dead. Dive into the rich history of the sugar skulls tradition alongside internationally acclaimed artist Diego Marcial Rios, who overviews its fascinating background before giving a demo on the craft. Once you have got the basics down, roll up your sleeves to create and hand paint your own unique, expressive work. This program is intended for adults (18+). Registration is required to attend.

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Mexican Sugar Skull Painting — The Ember List