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SUMMARY:Storytelling Through Repujado (Mexican Tin Embossing)
LOCATION:Milton/Edgewood\nMilton/Edgewood
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DESCRIPTION:Learn about the histories\, contributions\, and lived experien
 ces of those around us\, as we uplift voices and explore stories that serv
 e as mirrors of our lives and windows into different experiences..\nhttps:
 //piercecounty.libnet.info/event/17207975
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Join IndigiQueer&nbsp\;artist Eileen Jimen
 ez (&Ntilde\;&auml\;tho) as they lead this workshop\, where participants w
 ill create&nbsp\;corazones&nbsp\;sagrados&nbsp\;(sacred hearts) using simp
 le tools\, texture\, and rich colors to learn the traditional art of Mexic
 an tin embossing. We will explore the cultural significance of the sacred 
 heart\, often offered as a gesture of gratitude\, protection\, or an expre
 ssion of deep emotional connection.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Eileen us
 es&nbsp\;printmaking and&nbsp\;mixed-media techniques to develop her own w
 ays of telling stories in the complex layers that they exist in\, as well 
 as to&nbsp\;demonstrate&nbsp\;the ways that we are connected to the Land a
 nd to each other. In her current body of work\, she focuses on the embodim
 ent of the divine that is manifested through our bodies and our hands spec
 ifically. In her work\, you will also see her commitment to centering the 
 stories of joy that flow through our communities.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Ei
 leen's mother is Maria Cruz\, her grandmother is Eloisa\, and her great gr
 andmother is Ysidora\, matriarchs of the&nbsp\;&Ntilde\;&auml\;tho&nbsp\;(
 Otomi Peoples of Michoacan/Guanajuato\, Mexico). As an&nbsp\;IndigiQueer&n
 bsp\;leader\, community member\, educator and as an artist\, everything sh
 e does and creates is influenced by her many intersecting identities and l
 ived experiences.</p>\n<p></p>\nhttps://piercecounty.libnet.info/event/172
 07975
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