Join Stephanie Blundell, whose artistic journey is inspired by her great grandfather’s rag-and-bone collecting and childhood visits to the local dump, for a workshop that transforms everyday objects into meaningful artworks. Don't miss this pay by donation event put on during BC Culture Days!
Come join us to practice your drawing skills in a friendly, non-competitive environment. We alternate professional models that will pose unclothed, aiming for diversity in age, gender and body shape. This group is for both amateur and experienced artists, and we welcome all skill levels. This event is facilitated, but no formal instruction is offered.
Immerse yourself in the natural world with this hands-on workshop, inspired by the live weaving technique featured in the 2023 exhibition, While The Wefts Were Woven at the grunt gallery. You’ll create a miniature loom within a planter and weave using natural materials like twine, grass, and vines. This workshop blends art and nature, allowing your creation to grow and evolve over time.
In each session, we’ll explore a watercolor technique using fall leaves. In the final session, students will apply their skills by painting real leaves from life. By the end, students will have a visual library of techniques applied to this subject.
In each session, we’ll explore a watercolor technique using fall leaves. In the final session, students will apply their skills by painting real leaves from life. By the end, students will have a visual library of techniques applied to this subject.
Come join us to practice your drawing skills in a friendly, non-competitive environment. We alternate professional models that will pose unclothed, aiming for diversity in age, gender and body shape. This group is for both amateur and experienced artists, and we welcome all skill levels. This event is facilitated, but no formal instruction is offered.
In each session, we’ll explore a watercolor technique using fall leaves. In the final session, students will apply their skills by painting real leaves from life. By the end, students will have a visual library of techniques applied to this subject.
In each session, we’ll explore a watercolor technique using fall leaves. In the final session, students will apply their skills by painting real leaves from life. By the end, students will have a visual library of techniques applied to this subject.
Come join us to practice your drawing skills in a friendly, non-competitive environment. We alternate professional models that will pose unclothed, aiming for diversity in age, gender and body shape. This group is for both amateur and experienced artists, and we welcome all skill levels. This event is facilitated, but no formal instruction is offered.
In this four-week online creative writing course, participants will write four flash fiction (or micro fiction) pieces, each ranging from 250 to 500 words. Flash fiction is a short-form genre of prose writing that participants will have the opportunity to explore.
Skills learnt:
Experience various mark-making techniques, collage-making, and creating beautiful compositions.
Workshop Outcomes:
Participants will create a few beautiful postcards and one or two wrapping papers for holiday gifting.
In this workshop, we’ll explore how textiles can hold and express personal memories. Each week, you’ll engage in a different textile technique, creating pieces that reflect your own experiences and stories.
