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Workshop: Meditative Banig Drawing

Thursday, 10/10/2024
1:00 - 2:00
Ortega Meeting Room
Ortega

3223 Ortega Street
San Francisco, CA 94122
United States

415-355-5700

Learn the art of drawing banigs (Filipino woven mats) with Kenneth Tan, author of Crescenciana: A Memoir in Words and Illustrations. The process of drawing patterns can be calming, meditative and fun! For adults. 

Kenneth Tan is a second-generation Filipino American living in his hometown of San Jose. He has shared stories about his grandmother, Crescenciana Tan, on NPR and StoryCorps, and he is a recipient of the Leigh Weimers Emerging Artists Award. Crescenciana is his first book.

Connect: Kenneth Tan - Website

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This program is sponsored by Friends of the San Francisco Public Library.

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This program will be conducted in English unless otherwise noted.

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