Come learn how to carve from raw wood! Participants will be led by expert Chief MoonHead and be able to take a kit home!
Chief MoonHead, one of d’griot gallery’s Spring resident artists, will be leading Participants to carve their own staff, spear, or dagger. Each will leave with their own carving kit to finish and create more at home
Geared toward 12yrs and up, younger youth must be accompanied by an adult.88
*community funded tickets are not gauranteed. These are meant for folks that want to join but can’t afford tickets, once registered, we will see if community folk can fund your ticket! 🙂
MoonHead is an Indigenous Philadelphia based visual / performance artist who draws the majority of his inspiration from nature as well as the need to speak to the subconscious mind in re-routing to self.
Most of Chiefs work has been geared towards the restorative work. Restoring parts of history while also being able to tell a story over his canvas. His art is created with the purpose to serve as a reflection to the viewer.
Named in honor of African storytellers and urban slang, we are a community gallery. A space of story. Stories of our ancestors, the magic in the present, and our intent for the future. We exist to uplift the black, brown, and local communitythrough being a platform for folk artists & local businesses, hosting inspiring events, offering space rentals and catering of nutrient dense food, and soon a Fly High Tea.
We are intentionalabout creating authentic beautiful spaces to share stories, activate our creativity, educate one another, map toward our goals, support one another to see the beauty in ourselves and fly.