Mindfulness educator Mitra Manesh leads this workshop in the exhibition Fiiman Tembe: Maroon Arts from Suriname. Contemplative art viewing uses mindfulness practices to explore the relationship between art and the self.

Manesh is a graduate of UCLA’s Mindfulness Facilitation Program, offered through the Mindfulness Awareness Research Center (MARC) at the UCLA Semel Institute for Neuroscience and Human Behavior.

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About the Exhibition
Maroon peoples of Suriname are renowned for tembe, traditional art forms that infuse everyday objects with personal and communal meaning. The 20th-century works on view in Fiiman Tembe: Maroon Arts from Suriname exemplify the bold patterns, vivid color, brass studding, and needlework that typify utilitarian objects such as trays, doors, and textiles.