Encaustic Landscapes

Located in Los Angeles' Exposition Park, CAAM explores the art, history, and culture of African Americans, with an emphasis on California and the West. Chartered by the State of California in 1977, the Museum began formal operations in 1981 and is a state-supported agency and a Smithsonian Affiliate. In addition to presenting a dynamic slate of exhibitions and public programs, CAAM houses a permanent collection of more than five thousand works of art, artifacts, and historical documents, and a  research library. Admission is free.By submitting your reservation you are opting in to receive our occasional e-newletter, where you can learn about ongoing programs. You may unsubscribe at any time. We look forward to staying connected!S﻿eating is first-come, first-served. Your RSVP helps us plan for capacity and communicate any program changes (if needed), and we appreciate it!

California African American Museum

With artist Pamela Smith Hudson, create small landscape paintings using unique papers layered with translucent wax paint and sealed with encaustic, an ancient process of painting with wax. Smith Hudson is a painter, printmaker, and teaching artist based in Los Angeles whose work is currently featured in Charting the Terrain. Recommended for ages 8 and up. First come first served while supplies last.

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