Jesus Zamarron Workshop -January 26

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THIS WORKSHOP IS ONLY FOR CANCER PATIENTS AND FAMILIES

For our first workshop of 2020, we are so excited to have longtime K&A volunteer, artist and art educator Jesus Zamarron lead our art experience. Jesus is a graphic artist whose work has been presented in different media: web, television, video, print, as well as art galleries. He has exhibited his work both in Spain, the United States and Northern Europe.

The theme of this workshop will be URBAN LANDSCAPE PAINTINGS.

This workshop will take place at the home of our Kids & Art office at the Burlingame United Methodist Church (BUMC). There will be ample space to spread out as we paint on canvas and gather inspiration from our surroundings.

WHEN: Sunday, January 26th 2-4PM

WHERE: BUMC (home of Kids & Art's office) - 1443 Howard Avenue, Burlingame CA 94010

Eventbrite - Jesus Zamarron Workshop - Jan 26, 2020
 

Can you sponsor this event for us?

It costs us $1,000 to host a Destination Art Experience. All our workshops are free to our families touched by cancer. #cancersucks #artheals

Any amount helps, please email us at [email protected] if you have any questions.

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