06/01/2026
Here’s what you’ll make at Oaxaca in Chicago.
Maybe alebrijes — the brilliantly painted wood carvings from the Oaxacan highlands. Maybe traditional black clay pottery from San Bartolo Coyotepec. Maybe woven textile work connecting to centuries of Zapotec weaving tradition.
Led by world-renowned Oaxacan artists and artisans who’ve spent their lives inside these traditions — not reenacting them, but living them.
Woven alongside: research-backed writing instruction from With Partners, designed for educators of multilingual learners. The art-making isn’t separate from the instruction. It is the instruction.
The moment you create something in a new cultural tradition — guided by an artist speaking a different language, navigating tools you’ve never used — you understand, from the inside, what your students experience every day.
📅 June 24–26 | Xoco House Gallery, Pilsen | $1,500 per participant
Register: paridad.wufoo.com/forms/z12xwape1kgyt5a/