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During this Easter season join us in learning an exquisite craft of making “pysanky” toshow our solidarity and support with Ukraine.Pysanky are traditional Ukrainian Easter eggs that are decorated with a wax resisttechnique. Many of pre-Christian design elements on pysanky can be traced back toearly Slavic cultures, while others date back to the Paleolithic era. Throughout theworkshop we will dive into the history of this beautiful art form of pysanky making andwill look together at the symbols that were commonly used in order to create amessage, a wish, for the upcoming year. Then we will create our own designs with ourown messages in mind.The technique involves drawing on the eggshells with fine lines of melted beeswaxusing a traditional Ukrainian tool named a kistka, and then submerging the egg in dye.The wax prevents the dye from penetrating the covered areas, resulting in a negativespace pattern created by the dye. This process is then repeated, with subsequentpatterns of wax and dye cycles, building a multicolored design one layer at a time.Finally, your patience is rewarded at the end, when you gently melt and polish thecandle wax off and reveal your multilayered, multicolored design.The process of creating pysanky is very meditative. It requires a great deal ofconcentration and, while all skill levels and ages can create an original pysanka, therecommended age for this workshop is 10+.Bogdana Voitenko, a Ukrainian artist and an educator, will guide us through the processof making our own pysanky, celebrating Ukrainian culture and heritage at this time whenits existence is being threatened. All the materials are going to be provided, includinghollowed out egg shells, special tools for applying beeswax, wax, aniline dyes andinspirational design schemes for your pysanky.For many, this meditative and communal experience of making pysanky marks thebeginning of a spring and a new cycle. Unlike other art techniques it easily becomes afamily tradition that may be passed down and enjoyed for years to come.BioBogdana Voitenko is a textile artist and a museum educator, who was born inHadiach, Poltava region, Ukraine, and currently resides in San Diego, California, USA.At the beginning of her career Bogdana designed educational and socially engaged artprojects in museums in Kyiv, Ukraine (Pinchuk Art Center, Taras Shevchenko NationalMuseum, Kyiv, National Center of Folk Culture “Ivan Honchar Museum”). The COVID-19 pandemic brought Bogdana’s attention to nature, as the most vital and therapeuticforce, and from then on defined her art practice. Since 2019, she works with ecoprintingtechnique which allows natural pigments from plants to be transferred onto the textiles,leaving clear imprints of leaves and flowers. Following the full-scale russian invasion ofUkraine in February 2022, Bogdana has lived in Spain, and both the east and westcoasts of the USA. Familiarizing herself with local plants has become her way to get toknow the wider landscape, both natural and cultural. Often through collective walks withlocals, she collects leaves, and sometimes flowers or examples of soil, and prints themon the textiles to make a unique imprint of the specific place. The prints are reminiscentof photographs or botanical albums, yet due to upcycled textiles are always remindingus of a human presence in this natural landscape.

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