/// SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 • 10 AM – 5 PM

Make it! 10 am–4 pm, while supplies last

Create a mixed-media collage inspired by the work of Pala Pothupitiya

Traditional embroidery connected to Korean folk art with Sunshine Craft Co.

Nature-themed mandala crafting with Rosa Phoenix

Create a paper sculpture garden and collaborative mural with Desert Doodle Art

Puzzle purse activity with PhxArt Archivist Aspen Reynolds

Korean Hanji paper craft inspired by the abstract style of Kim Chong Hak

Participate! 10 am–4 pm

Explore the Art of Asia through a scavenger hunt

Learn about butterflies and insects with Jon Douglas, Professor of Biology at Phoenix College

Learn about Ikebana, the traditional art of Japanese flower arranging, from Museum Docents

Young visitors can enjoy soft play and hands-on art-making with Playhouse AZ

Young visitors can experience sensory play and watercolor painting with Leo and Luca

View traditional Korean garments and enjoy a fashion-inspired art-making activity

Pick up a mini bouquet provided by the Arizona State Florist Association from the flower market display as you exit the Museum

Performances!

K-Pop performances by UnderSkore—11 am | 1 pm | 2 pm | 3 pm| 4 pm

Traditional Korean folk dance performances sponsored by Phoenix Sister Cities | 10:30–11 am | Noon–12:30 pm

A Storytime reading of Planting a Rainbow by Lois Ehlert, presented with the Desert Botanical Garden | 11:30 am–Noon

Community Partners

Phoenix Sister Cities, Suwon, South Korea

Desert Botanical Garden

Arizona State Florist Association

📲 Curious Creatures – Listen to Charlotte Quinney, PhxArt’s Interpretation Manager, and learn about the Curious Creatures tour on our Bloomberg Connects app.