ARTIST WORKSHOPS & LECTURES
Workshop: Paint Like the Group of Seven: 2-Day Acrylic Workshop
As the exhibition Centre and Periphery: The Group of Seven continues, RiverBrink Art Museum invites you to immerse yourself in the world of landscape painting. Guided by experienced artist-instructor Janet Horne Cozens, this workshop will allow you to create expressive acrylic paintings inspired by the iconic style of the Group of Seven.
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Beaded Holiday Tree Workshop with Jamie-Lynn Gillingham
Create your own Holiday Tree Pendant using glass seed beads with artist Jamie-Lynn Gillingham! Enjoy hot chocolate, cookies and holiday cheer! Jamie-Lynn is a First Nations Anishinaabe (Ojibwe) artisan. Her practice involves traditional skills of beadwork and leatherwork, which she enjoys sharing throughout the community.
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Talk: Coffee with the Curator, with Abigail Ehrle
Saturday, November 23, 1-2pm
Inspired by the historic walking tour offered by RiverBrink during the summer months, the exhibition Queenston Village showcases scenes of Queenston over the past 200 years. Throughout this time, the village of Queenston and the surrounding areas have served as a battleground during the War of 1812, an area of early Canadian political activity, and as a site of natural beauty.
Experience Queenston Village, an exhibit dedicated to local history and heritage of Queenston, with the exhibition curator Abigail Ehrle. The program begins with a brief talk of the featured exhibition presented by the curator, followed by an intermission for coffee and pastries, then a curator-led walking tour of the exhibition.
RSVP to [email protected]
Image credit line: Michael Hannaford, Old Blacksmith's Shop, Queenston, Ontario, 19th century. Watercolour on paper. The Weir Foundation.
Experience Queenston Village, an exhibit dedicated to local history and heritage of Queenston, with the exhibition curator Abigail Ehrle. The program begins with a brief talk of the featured exhibition presented by the curator, followed by an intermission for coffee and pastries, then a curator-led walking tour of the exhibition.
RSVP to [email protected]
Image credit line: Michael Hannaford, Old Blacksmith's Shop, Queenston, Ontario, 19th century. Watercolour on paper. The Weir Foundation.
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Header image Detail: Tom Thomson, Twilight, pre-1914 Collection of Samuel E. Weir ©RiverBrink Art Museum
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