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DiVitto Kelly & Andrea Lopez

Hollywood, Fl

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Papier mache flamingo craft program at the Nova Southeastern University

Posted by Divitto Kelly on Saturday, March 19, 2011,

Andrea and I are doing a papier mache flamingo craft program at the Nova Southeastern University Alvin Sherman Library in Davie, Florida on Saturday, April 16 from 2-3pm. For more information, please call (954) 262-5477. Registration begins two weeks prior to the program. Don’t miss it! Thanks.

Papier mache workshop at the Ocean Reef Club located in Key Largo Jan 9

Posted by Divitto Kelly on Thursday, March 17, 2011, In : Programs

We wrapped up our four-day papier mache workshop at the Ocean Reef Club located in Key Largo Jan 9. The program was a big success and the students loved it. Andrea and I greatly appreciate all the kind words from the students (who all did amazing work). Here are some pictures of the workshop and beautiful Ocean Reef. We look forward to teaching another workshop next year. Thanks again!

Andrea and DiVitto

What's News!

Posted by Divitto Kelly on Tuesday, December 14, 2010, In : Shows

In mid-January, Andrea and I will be conducting a four-day papier mache workshop for adults at the Ocean Reef Art League(www.oceanreefartleague.com),located in Key Largo. It's a beautiful place and we're very excited to be selected to do the program. Pictures coming!

From February to April, I'll have about nine sculptures on display at the City of Hollywood(www.hollywoodfl.org). This follows the successful show at the ArtsPark in Hollywood from September through November. I'm looking to pres...

Halloween "tissue mache" craft program

Posted by Divitto Kelly on Saturday, October 30, 2010, In : Programs

On Oct. 23, Andrea and I traveled to the Flagler County Public Library, located in Palm Coast, Florida for a unique Halloween "tissue mache" craft program. I precut nearly three dozen 20-inch candy corn shapes (I beveled the edges and included a base) from 3" thick high-quality Styrofoam. The students brushed on a glue/water mix and then added layers of white, orange, and yellow colored tissue paper. To help inspire the children, there were bowls of candy corn for everyone! Thanks again There...