Natural Dyeing with artist Diana Eusebio
In this workshop, participants will learn the basics of creating natural dyes from native plants, how to dye fabric with it, and the historical and cultural significance of the textile practice in the Americas.
These classes are designed to promote the continuation of uncolonized Pre-Columbian traditions from Black and Indigenous communities in South Florida and Latin America, while making a space for contemporary exploration in the context of the U.S. In this series of natural dyeing workshops led by Diana Eusebio, her mission is to provide skills and knowledge for a lifetime! Materials, skills and fun supplied.
Details:
Date: TBD
Time: TBD (approx. length of workshop: 2 hours)
Instructor: Diana Eusebio
Level: All Levels/ Beginners Welcome
Language: Taught in English and Spanish (upon request)
Number of Students: TBD
Location: TBD
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Date: TBD
Time: TBD (approx. length of workshop: 2 hours)
Instructor: Diana Eusebio
Level: All Levels/ Beginners Welcome
Language: Taught in English and Spanish (upon request)
Number of Students: TBD
Location: TBD
About the Instructor:
Diana Eusebio is a Peruvian-Dominican textile artist based in Miami. Eusebio holds a BFA in Fiber from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Most recently during Art Basel 2025, she opened her first museum solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, on view until Spring 2026. Her work has been published in the Art Newspaper, Financial Times, Impulse Magazine, Whitewall, Artforum, Hyperallergic, WLRN, Surface Design Magazine, Vogue Italia, Paper Magazine, The New York Times, and Cultured Magazine’s “A Decade of Young Artists” publication.
She has presented her work at the Museum of Modern Art (NY), School of Visual Arts (NY), Sotheby’s Frieze (NY), Hall of Nations (DC), Perez Art Museum Miami (FL), Rubell Museum (FL), Ringling Museum (FL), Lowe Art Museum (FL), Gregg Art Museum (NC), University of Massachusetts (MA), Rutgers University (NJ), MICA (MD), Nouveaux Deuxdeux Gallerie (Germany), Palazzo de Cartelloni (Italy), Pinta Art Fair (Peru), and Museo de Arte Moderno (Colombia).
Awards include the Obama administration’s 2016 U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, the highest national honor for a young artist and 2024 YoungArts Jorge M. Perez $25,000 Prize. Her work is in international collections in New York, Miami, Latin America and Europe, such as Museum of Contemporary Art Miami, National Park Service, Arsht Center, Miami-Dade Art and Public Places, Sotheby’s, Hampton Black Arts Council, and various private collections.
Studio residencies include Anderson Ranch, Aspen; Textile Arts Center, Brooklyn; Oolite Arts, Miami; Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami; Eighth House, Vermont; AIRIE Fellowship, Everglades National Park; Texere, Mexico; Edge Zones, Dominican Republic; Apollo Constantino; Colombia.
Currently, she is working toward her 2026 exhibition during the Armory Show, New York and 2027 debut solo exhibition at Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami.
Diana Eusebio is a Peruvian-Dominican textile artist based in Miami. Eusebio holds a BFA in Fiber from the Maryland Institute College of Art. Most recently during Art Basel 2025, she opened her first museum solo exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art, North Miami, on view until Spring 2026. Her work has been published in the Art Newspaper, Financial Times, Impulse Magazine, Whitewall, Artforum, Hyperallergic, WLRN, Surface Design Magazine, Vogue Italia, Paper Magazine, The New York Times, and Cultured Magazine’s “A Decade of Young Artists” publication.
She has presented her work at the Museum of Modern Art (NY), School of Visual Arts (NY), Sotheby’s Frieze (NY), Hall of Nations (DC), Perez Art Museum Miami (FL), Rubell Museum (FL), Ringling Museum (FL), Lowe Art Museum (FL), Gregg Art Museum (NC), University of Massachusetts (MA), Rutgers University (NJ), MICA (MD), Nouveaux Deuxdeux Gallerie (Germany), Palazzo de Cartelloni (Italy), Pinta Art Fair (Peru), and Museo de Arte Moderno (Colombia).
Awards include the Obama administration’s 2016 U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts, the highest national honor for a young artist and 2024 YoungArts Jorge M. Perez $25,000 Prize. Her work is in international collections in New York, Miami, Latin America and Europe, such as Museum of Contemporary Art Miami, National Park Service, Arsht Center, Miami-Dade Art and Public Places, Sotheby’s, Hampton Black Arts Council, and various private collections.
Studio residencies include Anderson Ranch, Aspen; Textile Arts Center, Brooklyn; Oolite Arts, Miami; Bakehouse Art Complex, Miami; Eighth House, Vermont; AIRIE Fellowship, Everglades National Park; Texere, Mexico; Edge Zones, Dominican Republic; Apollo Constantino; Colombia.
Currently, she is working toward her 2026 exhibition during the Armory Show, New York and 2027 debut solo exhibition at Mindy Solomon Gallery, Miami.
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