Zine Fest: Binding, Printing & Connecting: A Xicana Indigenous Perspective with Amanda Ayala

Program Type:

Art & Maker, Books, Literature, & Writing, English, Enrichment, Equity & Inclusion, Library & Community, STEAM, Virtual

Age Group:

Teens (Grades 7-12), All Ages
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Binding, Printing & Connecting: A Xicana Indigenous Perspective with Amanda Ayala

Amanda Ayala (she/ella) is a multidisciplinary Xicana Indigenous artist who paints in watercolor, gouache and acrylics, binds multimedia art books and has a community art creation practice. She loves finding spaces online and in person to think and create with people. She loves keeping watercolors and other art supplies in her bolsa to make art on the go and with those around her.

In this session, Amanda will share:

  • how and why she creates multimedia art books.
  • folding technique to make a mini zine.
  • how she uses block printing in her art
  • theory about artist liberation and why it’s important
  • how her indigenous work has impacted her art making process

*Spanish interpretation will be available

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This virtual session is part of Zine Fest 2022, for more information and a full line-up of events, visit sonomalibrary.org/zinefest2022

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Advance Registration Required - Virtual

Advance registration is required. Registered participants will receive the Zoom invite one hour prior to the scheduled event. 
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English with Spanish Translation

This event is in English with a Spanish interpreter.