Pre-Columbian Coloring Techniques Instructional Program | Puebla, Mexico | Arquetopia
Artists apply to attend a 3-week mentored production program in Puebla, Mexico learning Pre-Columbian codex painting techniques including pigment preparation and amate paper painting.
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- Entry fee
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- Location
- Puebla, Mexico
About
Program Overview
A 3-week mentored production program in Puebla, Mexico that teaches Pre-Columbian and Mesoamerican codex painting techniques. The program includes 27 hours of master instruction by Arquetopia's studio maestro in traditional pigment preparation, color extraction, organic and mineral color production, amate paper painting methods, line work, and related codex painting techniques. Individual mentoring is provided by directorial and curatorial staff for personalized project guidance and critique. Participants work independently in Arquetopia's spaces.
Instruction
Instruction is in Spanish, though participants need not speak Spanish to successfully complete the course.
- Theme
- The program focuses on traditional Mesoamerican codex painting techniques, including color extraction, pigment production, amate paper painting, and line work historically associated with tlacuilo painter-scribes.
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