You don’t need to be an artist to enjoy what’s going on at the Culture Station at Signal North Gallery during March break. Nine local artists are offering eight very different opportunities for people from 10 to 100 to explore their creativity.
Try out a funky drawing technique called Zentangle, make a watercolour out of wool, carve a stone sculpture, quilt a landscape, or try your hand at portraits, watercolours or fluid inks. There’s even a bonus workshop where you can drum to your heart’s content. Take one workshop, a handful or try them all – they are offered individually or in packages of three or six days.
The workshops are offered March 14 to 19 from 9:30am to 4:30pm. Click on the links below to learn more about the instructors and stop in to Signal North Gallery from Wednesday through Saturday prior to March break to see their work on display.
Monday, March 14
Exploring Pen and Ink: Traditional Techniques and Zentangle with Diane Finlayson, materials included
Tuesday, March 15
Looking into Yourself: Portrait Workshop with Leah Zantingh, materials included
Wednesday, March 16
Watercolour with Wool with Pam Carnochan in morning, materials fee $20
Fluid Ink Workshop with Marv Wastle in afternoon, materials fee $20
Thursday, March 17
Going with the Flow: Watercolour Techniques with Terry Gill, materials included
Friday, March 18
Getting Grounded: Stone Carving with Elise Muller, materials fee $15
Saturday, March 19
Fabric of the Land, Quilted Landscapes with Terri Howell and Mary Spring, materials included
Bonus workshop: Drumming with Barry Hayward, materials included
Register at Two Horse Gallery or the Huntsville Lake of Bays Chamber of Commerce, or online here.
And don’t forget that the Huntsville Art Society’s Spring Vitality show is on now at the Canada Summit Centre. A new show will launch at the Culture Station in early April.
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