Day 3: Lines of Discovery
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Day 3 of Workshops ArtEDU Spring series
Presenting
- Sharmistha Kar
- Ashu Gera
- Nancy Long
- Sylvie Stojanovski
Each workshop will last an hour, followed with 15 minutes for questions. Please arrive 15 minutes before the first workshop.
Between each presentation there will be breaks. Lunch will be given from 12:15 p.m. to 1:15 p.m.
To know about each presenter and their workshop click below.
Sub Sessions
Learners will use their grasp of shapes to create portraits of people, animals, birds, and other common forms in this dynamic workshop. The ancient art form of "Warli painting" (10th century AD) will be explored while they acquire fundamental skills through the integration of drawing and embroidery methods on the comfortable medium of paper. Crossing cultural barriers, this traditional Indian painting demonstrates the interdependence of community, environment, and humankind. Students' creativ...
Dive into "Integrating Skill and Concept: A Dual Approach to Art Education," – a unique workshop designed to enrich your teaching palette! Engage in an immersive experience that harmoniously blends technical skill with conceptual thinking. Discover innovative painting techniques that not only refine your artistic prowess but also empower you to weave compelling narratives and emotions into your artwork. This workshop is your canvas to explore the delicate dance between maste...
Let’s celebrate our and our students’ idiosyncrasies! Come practice a drawing technique showcasing the artist’s unique embodied mark-making while never making a mistake. How? Because there is no such thing! Participants will practice drawing in stillness, a drawing technique done on transparent acetates whereby the user can only see the results when they feel they are done. The session begins with a brief presentation of context of the technique. I discuss the technique’s pedagogical merits a...
Explore the connection between art, nature and place! 🌿 🎨In this hands-on workshop, you'll learn how to cultivate a profound sense of love and appreciation for your surroundings through a flexible and interdisciplinary approach to art-making called “pattern-mapping.”Whether you're an artist, teacher, scholar, or simply passionate about the environment, this workshop offers valuable insights and practical tools to develop locally-responsive, land-based, student-centred learning o...
