Weekend Workshop: Paper Mâché Masks

Join us for a paper mâché mask workshop focused on building sculptural forms using simple, everyday materials

This workshop will introduce an accessible approach to sculpture using cardboard, newspaper, and glue to construct a wall-hanging mask.

Participants will learn the basics of building structure, layering paper mâché, and shaping expressive forms. No prior experience is needed, and all materials will be provided. This is a great entry point for anyone curious about sculpture or interested in experimenting with hands-on, tactile making.

Facilitator Daylyn Howe: I received my Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Texas at San Antonio and currently live and work out of the Texas hill country. My central focus is exploring the intuitive process and allowing a free flow of creativity to manifest in any form, but have worked in a variety of mediums including painting, photography, printmaking, installation, sculpture and new media.