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PART I

Have you ever seen a sculpture or mural in a public place 🏞 and wondered who made it, or why it’s there? Amazing public art is everywhere around us, in subways 🚆, airports ✈️, parks ⛲️, and more! For this MOCACREATE, we’ll learn about some public art pieces by AAPI artists and by New York City public school students, too! Then, let’s brainstorm what we would make if we could add art to the places around us. 🤔 Tiny sculptures on the sidewalk? 🧸 Stained glass in the subway? 🌺 Maybe a painted ceiling in a hospital? There are so many possibilities for public art 🎨!

PART II

At MOCACREATE, we love to learn about different creative people and the awesome artwork they come up with. Today, let’s learn about artist and architect Maya Lin! Join Educator Taylor and her amazing assistant Roux to learn more about Maya and her work. Then, we’ll think about how we can use the world around us to create earthworks, a special kind of art, just like Maya!

Share your finished projects with us by tagging #MOCACREATE and #MOCACREATEathome on social media, DMing us, or emailing images to education@mocanyc.org.

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MOCACREATE at Home is supported, in part, by public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts under Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s Regional Economic Development Council Initiative.