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Lowrider Papercraft Workshop with Jacqueline Valenzuela
Saturday, October 24, 2026
1-2:30 PM
MOAH Learn4Life Education Classroom
Build and decorate your own paper lowrider! Join us for a free workshop led by Barrio Science artist Jacqueline Valenzuela, exploring the history of lowrider painting styles through a hands-on papercraft activity.
Taller de Lowriders en papel con Jacqueline Valenzuela
sábado 24 de octubre de 2026
1-2:30 PM
MOAH Learn4Life Education Classroom
¡Arma y decora tu propio lowrider de papel! Acompáñanos en este taller gratuito dirigido por la artista Jacqueline Valenzuela, donde exploraremos la historia de los estilos de pintura de los lowriders a través de una actividad práctica de manualidades en papel.
Jacqueline Valenzuela (b. 1997, East Los Angeles, CA) is a Mexican American interdisciplinary artist whose work explores memory, devotion, femininity, and identity through the visual language of Chicano lowrider culture. Valenzuela’s practice merges traditional fine art materials with automotive finishes, faux fur, velvet, rhinestones, gold leaf, and found objects, creating richly layered surfaces that function as contemporary altars, memorials, and sites of storytelling. Influenced by rasquachismo, Catholic visual traditions, and Chicanofuturist thought, her work positions decoration not as ornament but as a language capable of carrying personal and collective histories. She received a BFA in Drawing and Painting from California State University, Long Beach, and is currently pursuing an MFA in Painting and Drawing at the University of California, Los Angeles. Her work has been exhibited throughout California in museums, galleries, and public spaces, including the Bakersfield Museum of Art, Petersen Automotive Museum, Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center, California Center for the Arts Escondido, and Brand Library & Art Center. Through her work, Valenzuela creates spaces where cultural memory, personal narrative, and community histories converge, honoring the beauty, resilience, and complexity of everyday life.
Photo courtesy of the Artist.
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Lancaster Museum of Art and History, 665 West Lancaster Boulevard, Lancaster, United States
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