Cut & Paste Sessions Vol. 01: Female Body Hair
Event description
Cut & Paste sessions are a series of creative workshops that aim to spark meaningful conversations around different topics relevant to our everyday lives and the world we live in. In these sessions, you will…
- Practice the art of collage and zine-making
- Learn about interesting topics
- Enjoy a creative, stimulating and thought-provoking session in the company of wonderful humans
The topic of this first Cut & Paste session is Female Body Hair
Have you ever wondered when and why women started to remove their body hair? We’ll explore the history of female body hair removal and produce a collage zine based on our thoughts and conversations.
It’ll be a beautiful and energizing session for wāhine of all ages and ethnicities.
All levels of skill are welcome. From beginner to experienced collage and zine makers and everything in between.
Place:
Hamilton Central Library
Sessions are 2hrs. Pick just one date:
- Fri 16 February, Auaha front room, 10am
- Sat 17 February, Kathleen Glenn room, 10am
- Sat 24 February, Kathleen Glenn room, 10am
Who: Women of all ages and ethnicities
Spaces available: 15
Cost: This project has been funded by the Creative Communities Scheme Hamilton so it has no cost to you
Materials: All materials included
Optional: Bring a small cutting mat and a craft knife if you have one
Creative session facilitated by artist Claudia Latisnere a.k.a. Ninu
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