mama/baby/dada in Tucson at HocoFest Saturday, Sept 5th

September 3rd, 2009

Back by popular demand!
- Mama/Baba/Dada -

An investigative play date for young children and their parents HocoFest, Tucson

FACILITATED BY Natalie Brewester Nguyen & Denise Uyehara
DATE: Saturday, September 5, 2009
TIME: 3pm – 4:15pm
LOCATION: Maynard’s/Historic Train Depot, in the north patio
400 N. Toole (across from Hotel Congress) downtown Tucson
Admission: FREE!
Looking for a fun family activity? Bring your young children (4 years and under) to participate in a special play date in which children play while parents trace their pathways with colored markers, creating a “map” of their activities. This event is part of an ongoing performance that explores the boundaries of work and play. Please note this workshop will be videotaped.
map drawing
Part of the Family Festival, HOCOFest 2009
with special thanks to Out of Pocket Productions
Click here more info/directions to HocoFest
Click here for Mama/Baby/Dada website and videos
If you have additional questions
please contact Denise at dahoodore@aol.com

Want more information on these award-winning artists?
Visit their websites:DeniseUyehara.com and NatalieBrewsterNguyen.com
Mama/Baby/Dada workshops have been presented at MOCA-Tucson and the Broodwork art opening at Eagle Rock Community Cultural Center, Los Angeles.

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    About M/B/D
    The parent-child relationship is one of constant compromise and often a vast imbalance of power. As we try navigate our children throughout their day, it is a constant give and take that creates the shifting road map of our world. In Mama/Baby/Dada we investigate the territories of work and play that parent and child inhabit, creating maps, transcriptions and legends in collaboration with our children. We invite parents and their children to participate in this ongoing series of map-making cycles and view how their work develops over time.
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