Learn more about their upcoming performances here. Guild Festival Theatre will be working out of Studio 2A for the summer.
Vincent and the Grenadines, where her paternal family originates, Claire attempts to navigate the cultural spaces and stories of her childhood, allowing for new narratives to appear. Through painting the Caribbean country of St. She is interested in landscape and the deep connection that people have between land and self-identity.Ĭlaire’s family stories consist of travel, displacement and adapting to new lands and cultural spaces.
Claire Browne (she/her)Ĭlaire Browne is an emerging artist living and working in the Toronto area. A graduate of OCAD University with a Bachelor of Fine Art, specializing in drawing and painting, Claire’s art practice focuses on the themes of self-identity and heritage. His style of abstraction is multi-layered, providing underlying statements to the aesthetics and his work highlights his various discoveries, from ancient to the modern. With a background in sciences, languages, education and business, Brasch blends his skills and applies them to his artistic practice. Completely self-taught in the discipline, he is able to showcase his perceptions of beauty, turning the real into surreal. Thomas Brasch (B.A., B.Ed., MBA) devoted thirty years to education before embarking on a career in photography. Participants must bring the text they wish to incorporate to the first class. Look at text in modern and historical art and design to inspire the creation of a mixed media artwork. Text provides an opportunity to explore colour and shape while giving unique and compelling textures to art. Then travel back inside to imagine a unique, mixed media interpretation of what was encountered outside ‘reaching for the sky’. Travel outside to look at flowers and plants on the Clark Centre grounds and observe their colour, light and texture. Learn about facial proportions, composition, light, shade and colour and the proper use and different techniques of drawing materials. Materials used include a combination of pencil, charcoal, coloured charcoal and pencil crayon. Practice finishing a painting in one session with attention to light, form, perspective and composition.īarcode: 4120013 Look in to Your Eyes: Self-PortraitsĬreate an expressive self-portrait, drawing on inspiration from a range of self-portraits. Subjects such as still life, landscapes, animals and figures are covered.Ĭapture the immediate surroundings through underpainting, colour blocking and spontaneous details.
Explore the basics of composition, mark-making, and capturing light and shadow. Improve your drawing and observational skills through mini practices and demonstrations. Workshops Flow and Resist Ink/Pencil Sketching Clark Centre for the Arts offers a variety of visual arts workshops for all ages.
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