Mother Trees for Asian Immigrants: Art-Making Workshops @ Viya Contemporary

Mother Trees for Asian Immigrants : Art making Workshops for Asians in King County

Art Project Supported by 4Culture & Created by Garima Tripathi

Come join us at the Viya Contemporary Art Gallery in Bellevue for a series of art workshops celebrating the beauty and interconnections of the Banyan Trees. Also knowns as:

• हिन्दी (Hindi): बरगद — Bargad
• 中文 (Chinese): 榕树 — Róngshù
• 日本語 (Japanese): ガジュマル — Gajumaru
• Filipino (Tagalog): Balete
• Melayu / Bahasa Indonesia: Beringin
• ไทย (Thai): ต้นไทร — Ton Sai
• Engligh: Ficus Benghalensis

Connect with your roots and fellow community members in this art making activity honoring our mother trees and connections to the motherland.

These workshops are open to everyone. Bring your children and make it a family activity. All materials will be provided. No art or clay experience is needed.

You also get a small honorarium for participation.

About VIYA CONTEMPORARY

Viya Contemporary is more than a gallery. Based in Bellevue, we champion both local and international voices, with a special spotlight on emerging South Asian artists. Our exhibitions are curated to inspire, spark dialogue, and make art accessible to everyone, from seasoned collectors to first-time buyers.We also believe in building genuine connections through art. From workshops and retreats to interactive events and open discussions, Viya is a space where creativity thrives and community grows. We invite you to join us in celebrating the beauty and diversity of contemporary art.

Dodda Alada Mara, Bangalore, India. Photo by Garima Tripathi. All Copyrights Reserved

Host or Publisher Garima Tripathi