ALAMOSA – Focusing on empowering local traditions and resisting global movements of power through the arts, Adams State University Assistant Professors of Art Eric Stewart and Leslie Macklin scheduled “La Monarca,” a month of films and hands-on art workshops every Wednesday and Friday from February 14 through March 14.

Films and workshops are free and open to the public.

SCHEDULE

Wednesday Films begin at 6 p.m. in the Visual Arts Building room 227 and include:

February 14

Don’t Call Me Son

February 21

Eternal Amazon

February 28

I am From Chile

March 7

Neruda

March 14

Panama Canal Stories

Friday Hands-on Workshops include:

February 16

Storytelling in Contemporary Native American Ceramics with Artist Jason Garcia 10 a.m.

Visual Arts Building room 169

February 23

Natural Dyes and Rio Grande/Chimayo Style Weaving with Irvin Trujillo of Centinela Traditional Arts Studio

10 a.m.

Visual Arts Building room 230.

March 2

The Aesthetics of Deep Ecology: Photograms and the Wild with Professor Eric Stewart

10 a.m.

Visual Arts Building room 127

March 9

Making Natural Pigment Paints for Santero Painting with Artist Arthur Lopez

12 p.m.

Visual Arts Building room 230

For more information call the Adams State Art Department at 719-587-7823.