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19 paź 2020 · Piñatas, skeletons, and other Mexican papier-mâché art celebrates European and indigenous culture from San Miguel de Allende to Mexico City.
1 mar 2024 · French for “chewed paper,” papier-mâché has gone by many names in many cultures dating back to the advent of papermaking in China in A.D. 200, when mulberry pulp and paste were molded to create...
8 cze 2020 · Basically cartonería is papier mache, though Mexican artisans do not like to call it that. However, it is the appropriate Spanish term because Mexican papier mache products have a history and cultural significance all their own.
Papier mâché. Artist Roberto Benavidez uses papier mâché to start his bird piñata sculptures, making work inspired by Hieronymus Bosch and medieval illuminated manuscripts. Bonus video from the PLAY episode.
Bring characters to life and enjoy a creative experience with this papier mâché workshop in NYC. Artist Tom Sebazco will teach you how to make papier mâché sculptures using aluminum foil.
Elsewhere in the world though, papier-mâché is a boundary-crossing art form that you'll find in Puglian churches, Cuban craft fairs and Mexican galleries. And perhaps nowhere is it more vibrant than in Mexico – whether it's sculptures by folk artists, decorations for the Day of the Dead or tropical bird souvenirs to sell at tourist hot-spots.
Za pomocą prostych technik papier-mâché ilustruj oryginalne, pełne iluzji i marzeń postacie. Stwórz coś niezwykłego z prostych i przystępnych materiałów za pomocą papierowej mache. Artystka, autorka i nauczycielka Sarah Hand postrzega papierową mache jako sposób na spowolnienie i cieszenie się.
