Angels Gate Cultural Center
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Like the Ocean with Alexis Slickelman
September 28, 2019 @ 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Above: Alexis Slickelman, Bridging San Pedro, 2020. Photo by Jose Cordon.
Build an ocean tile by tile in a workshop with ceramic artist Alexis Slickelman. Participants will paint hand cut tiles with a variety of green and blue glazes that will be provided by the artist. Harness the power of making and collaborating with the community to create enough tiles for an 8’ x 10’ mural, representative of both the diversity of the San Pedro community and the uniting force of the Port. During the workshop, share your ocean and San Pedro stories with other participants and the artist.
This project is supported, in part, by the Port of Los Angeles through the Community Investment Grant Program.
Above: Alexis Slickelman, Bridging San Pedro, 2020. Photo by Jose Cordon.
Build an ocean tile by tile in a workshop with ceramic artist Alexis Slickelman. Participants will paint hand cut tiles with a variety of green and blue glazes that will be provided by the artist. Harness the power of making and collaborating with the community to create enough tiles for an 8’ x 10’ mural, representative of both the diversity of the San Pedro community and the uniting force of the Port. During the workshop, share your ocean and San Pedro stories with other participants and the artist.
This project is supported, in part, by the Port of Los Angeles through the Community Investment Grant Program.
Above: Alexis Slickelman, Bridging San Pedro, 2020. Photo by Jose Cordon.
Build an ocean tile by tile in a workshop with ceramic artist Alexis Slickelman. Participants will paint hand cut tiles with a variety of green and blue glazes that will be provided by the artist. Harness the power of making and collaborating with the community to create enough tiles for an 8’ x 10’ mural, representative of both the diversity of the San Pedro community and the uniting force of the Port. During the workshop, share your ocean and San Pedro stories with other participants and the artist.
This project is supported, in part, by the Port of Los Angeles through the Community Investment Grant Program.