Straw Weaving Workshop with Kseniia Koshykova

Tickets are limited!

Join us for a straw weaving workshop led by Ukranian Artist Kseniia Koshykova!

Materials and museum admission included.

Ages 12+

Koshykova is a Ukrainian artist featured in the Holocaust Center for Humanity's newest temporary installation entitled Art is Resistence: a Collective Art Exhibit.

Learn how she crafted her work and how the art of straw weaving it tied into heritage, memory, and culture.

Temporary Exhibit on view February 5th - March 15th

Art is Resistence: a Collective Art Exhibit

During the Holocaust, many artists used their talents and their artwork to protest Nazi oppression. They documented the suffering around them, incorporated forbidden symbols, and asserted their own humanity when the world around them was determined to strip it away.

Art has never been silent. In the face of injustice, in the face of dehumanization, art is a bold statement. Art resists.

FAQs

What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event?

The Holocaust Center for Humanity is located on the corner of 2nd Ave and Lenora St.

Street parking is available, but be advised that the 2-hour limit is strictly enforced.

Paid Parking Lots:

• Securities Building parking garage, access from 3rd or 4th Avenues between Virginia and Stewart
• Third & Stewart garage, access from Stewart between 2nd and 3rd.
• There is also paid and metered street parking.

Public Transit (You can find schedules, maps, and a trip planner on the King County Metro Transit website.)

• Nearby stops: 2nd Ave & Lenora St bus stop (on our block), 3rd Ave & Virginia St bus stop (one block away), Westlake Link Light Rail Station (five blocks away, on Pine St between 3rd & 4th Aves).