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DOUBLE SHOT: 2 Artist Talks, 1 night
 

Wednesday January 18th, 6 to 9 pm
Opener: Judith Snow
Headliner: Martha Eleen

Judith Snow – Artist and Inclusion Activist

Judith Snow, MA is a social inventor and an advocate for Inclusion - communities that welcome the participation of a wide diversity of people. She is also a visual artist and Founding Director of Laser Eagles, an organization making creative activity available through personal assistance to artists with diverse ability, www.lasereagles.org.

An exhibition of 23 of Judith Snow's paintings is currently on at the Royal Ontario Museum until mid-January 2012. View work here. The focus of the exhibit, "Who's Drawing the Lines", is on the value of art facilitation and on her journey of discovering Inclusion.

Martha Eleen - Artist and TSA Faculty

Martha Eleen is an honours graduate of Emily Carr College of Art, Vancouver, Canada. Her artistic practice engages the ideas of cultural landscape, the construction of society, and the politics of space through painting. Her work has been exhibited in public galleries in Canada, the United States, Japan, and Mexico. Martha Eleen is represented by loop Gallery in Toronto. She teaches painting and drawing at the Toronto School of Art. Martha will be talking about her latest exhibition, I, Huck.

I, Huck maps the domestic space framing the artist's relationship with her son Gabe, who is vulnerable and requires constant support. This is an inside view of a dynamic person whose natural gifts of sharp wit, emanating love, and disarming honesty are often obscured by disability bias. The titles used in the work are quotes from Gabe. Fascinated by analog audio technology, Gabe listens to several recorded versions of Huckleberry Finn and likes to call himself 'Huck.' He thinks the "n" word is "neighbour".

First come, first serve seating.
Donations are welcome.


UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Register today for these exciting Workshops!

461 - TATTOO DESIGN with Lee Larabie
Students will learn about the history of tattooing, as well as how to design custom tattoos in various styles, they will be introduced to how the tattoo machine functions, understand the tattoo industry and will be given information on how to set up an apprenticeship.

Lee Larabie | SAT & SUN | Jan 21 & 22| 10 am to 4 pm | $170

465 - Introduction to Pastel with Margaret Ferraro
Pastel is an exciting medium that spans between drawing and painting. The use of vibrant colour has made pastel a popular medium among many artists today. Since 2008 Margaret has been leading art workshops to France and Italy, teaching students how to paint on location in outdoor settings. Margaret Ferraro had been teaching figure drawing and pastel workshops at her rural Ottawa West studio for the past 13 years, and has participated in The Red Trillium Studio Tour since it's beginning, in 1999.

If you'd like to see more of Margarets' pastel work, or other art, you can visit her website www.redtrilliumst.com.

Margaret Ferraro | SAT & SUN | Feb 11 & 12 | 10 am to 4 pm | $170

Register now!
Call TSA 416.504.7910
www.tsa-art.ca

Toronto School of Art
410 Adelaide Street West, Third Floor
Toronto, ON M5V 1S8
p. 416-504-7910
f. 416-504-8171
w. www.tsa-art.ca
e. info@tsa-art.ca

 

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