Art For All - Stencil Making Workshop with Angel Garcia

$40.00

Supplies provided. Limited space available, registration suggested.

When: Saturday, June 6th, 2026 - 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Where: MEDIUM Art Center - 110 South School St., Ukiah, CA 95482

Description:

Join Angel for this stenciling workshop to learn how to apply stencils to various surfaces by using a variety of methods in designing, cutting, and application. You will learn techniques on how to apply custom stencils on fabrics, paper, and plexiglass. Our focus will be to create unique one of a kind works of art by using spray paint and acrylics as our medium. Participants will take home their own hand cut stencils as well as their original stenciled works of art. In addition, participants may bring your own article of clothing and you can apply your stencil to create your custom style.

Instructor: 

Angel Garcia is a local visual artist and musician originally from Los Angeles. With native roots in central Mexico, Angel’s artistic journey, which spans over 30 years, includes live musical performances, incorporating handmade masks and body painting. He has not only dedicated his life to music as a composer and song writer, but also as a graphic designer, which inspired a unique stenciling style born out of his love for free-hand ink drawing. His intricate hand cut stencils are an extension of his passion to continue to explore his indigenous roots, evoking our ancient memory and promoting the understanding of the healing power of art and responsibility we hold as artists. 

This project was funded by a grant from the Community Foundation of Mendocino County.

With the support of the Community Foundation Field-of-Interest Arts and Culture fund, Medium Art Center will hold a series of in-person workshops that will be held over Spring/Summer 2026 at our downtown location. Through hands-on art-making activities, participants will learn from workshop facilitators to tap into their creativity and learn the necessary skills to create art on their own. 

Each session will focus on a different medium of art or technique and will consist of hands-on workshops instructed by skilled and experienced artists. We plan to work with the talented instructors in our community and to also bring in outside instructors to bring expanded educational opportunities. We will provide quality tools and supplies for participants to use. 

These workshops will provide arts education to the community outside of a school setting. These workshops will also further the growth of our organization's offerings, specifically in the area of providing arts educational resources. The workshops will explore the idea that when provided with the proper tools and techniques, anyone can enjoy the creation of art, as art is for everyone.

Supplies provided. Limited space available, registration suggested.

When: Saturday, June 6th, 2026 - 2:00 - 5:00 p.m.

Where: MEDIUM Art Center - 110 South School St., Ukiah, CA 95482

Description:

Join Angel for this stenciling workshop to learn how to apply stencils to various surfaces by using a variety of methods in designing, cutting, and application. You will learn techniques on how to apply custom stencils on fabrics, paper, and plexiglass. Our focus will be to create unique one of a kind works of art by using spray paint and acrylics as our medium. Participants will take home their own hand cut stencils as well as their original stenciled works of art. In addition, participants may bring your own article of clothing and you can apply your stencil to create your custom style.

Instructor: 

Angel Garcia is a local visual artist and musician originally from Los Angeles. With native roots in central Mexico, Angel’s artistic journey, which spans over 30 years, includes live musical performances, incorporating handmade masks and body painting. He has not only dedicated his life to music as a composer and song writer, but also as a graphic designer, which inspired a unique stenciling style born out of his love for free-hand ink drawing. His intricate hand cut stencils are an extension of his passion to continue to explore his indigenous roots, evoking our ancient memory and promoting the understanding of the healing power of art and responsibility we hold as artists. 

This project was funded by a grant from the Community Foundation of Mendocino County.

With the support of the Community Foundation Field-of-Interest Arts and Culture fund, Medium Art Center will hold a series of in-person workshops that will be held over Spring/Summer 2026 at our downtown location. Through hands-on art-making activities, participants will learn from workshop facilitators to tap into their creativity and learn the necessary skills to create art on their own. 

Each session will focus on a different medium of art or technique and will consist of hands-on workshops instructed by skilled and experienced artists. We plan to work with the talented instructors in our community and to also bring in outside instructors to bring expanded educational opportunities. We will provide quality tools and supplies for participants to use. 

These workshops will provide arts education to the community outside of a school setting. These workshops will also further the growth of our organization's offerings, specifically in the area of providing arts educational resources. The workshops will explore the idea that when provided with the proper tools and techniques, anyone can enjoy the creation of art, as art is for everyone.