Making Art History at the MAG: Mirrored Architectural Marvels

Making Art History is a 2-part micro-art and history class. The first class starts with a brief lesson on art movements or artists in history (as well as contemporary artists). The second class will occur the following week, and we’ll focus on completing our projects while enjoying a lively discussion about the themes and techniques we’ve been exploring! ✨ This month’s Making Art History explores Mirrored Architectural Marvels 🪞 This class will be a fun learning trip that takes us around the world and through history to look at how mirrors have been used in architecture old and new. Join us to experience the wonders of mirrored architecture in places like New York’s Summit One building, the mind-bending Iranian mirror mosaics of Golestan Palace, and many more! We’ll be using various-sized mirrors and mirrored materials to make our own dazzling small-scale sculptural pieces. 📌 Please note: Classes are a bit different this month, running November 18 & 25 f

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