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Learn how artists reclaim, rediscover, and reuse found objects from the world around them in order to produce new art made from old stuff. Create a sculpture out of all sorts of materials and then watch it transform using the magic of paintdipping.

Join artist Hubert Hohn and Lelde Muehlenbachs for a special tour on the opening day of the exhibition of his photographs.

Are you living in art? Explore the exhibition Hubert Hohn: Edmonton Entrances and Suburban Landscapes and see Edmonton’s domestic architecture in a new way. Then, join us in drawing, painting in tempera, and creating a multimedia vision of home to take away. Creating detail, variety and pattern will be our focus.

Try Yoga in the Gallery Mondays at lunch this spring.

‘Investigate’ the exhibition Gloria Mok: Metamorphosis, then, use yarn, fabrics, and mixed media to make ‘scientific’ art.  

What makes you think of home? In our new exhibition, Hubert Hohn: Edmonton Entrances and Suburban Landscapes, photographs share an engaging story of domestic architecture. Inspired by the façade of your own home, create a vibrant multi-layered screenprint to share your story.

This talk features Gloria Mok discussing her exhibition Metamorphosis.

Artists often make art that invites the use of more than your visual sense. Explore your senses in the exhibition Peter von Tiesenhausen: Songs of Pythagorus, and create pencil sketches. In the studio, translate your sketches into explorations of 5 media: charcoal, watercolour, ink/oil pastel resist, collage and chalk pastel.

Join us for Yoga in the Gallery on Thursday evenings from 5:30-6:30pm

Think simple shapes are boring? Think again! Investigate William Townsend’s Painting Alberta, Details of Canada for ways to create intriguing landscapes using only simple shapes & colours. Then create your own Canadian landscape with only construction paper, scissors, and glue.