About this Event
In conjunction with The Plastic Bag Store art installation by Robin Frohardt and presented in collaboration with UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance, artist and master puppeteer Moira MacDonald will teach techniques to transform everyday plastic waste into imaginative puppet characters. Feel free to bring clean, single-use plastic items to add to the workshop supplies. 6 years and up. Space is limited. RSVP required.
Moira MacDonald Moira Lael MacDonald is a multidisciplinary theater artist and filmmaker. Her most recent work, The Story of Misho and Minka is a shadow puppetry piece commissioned by the Getty Museum. Her piece Selkie was performed at Automata Arts in early 2020 and at the Skirball Cultural Center in 2019. Other work includes Edwin, Margery and Me, Anatomy Lesson, Amaranth, The Life of the Bee, and Letter from the Bees. Her short, hand-processed film, The Visible Woman, has been screened at the Eagle Rock Center for the Arts, and at Concord Space as part of the Heavenly Directives series. Moira holds an MFA in Puppetry and Integrated Media from CalArts, and a BFA in Acting from NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts. She teaches at Pasadena City College, Moorpark College, and the Ventura Youth Correctional Facility.
Special thanks to Automata Arts and UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance. for program partnership.
Public programs for The Plastic Bag Store are made possible through generous support from The Bar-Zemer Family and UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Institute of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, United States
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