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Novalda Participatory Video

Posted 2010-08-24 16:43 by Novalda

Novalda offers students the opportunity to explore aspects of their curriculum, through Participatory Video: Creating; Directing; Filming; Editing; and Sharing; their films in their voice.

Custom Programs On-Site

Posted 2010-02-16 21:29 by Wildflower Arts Centre

If our registered programs are not suited to your schedule, we can design a special program just for you!  Grab a group of 8 people and contact our office to book a custom program for any age group in Dance, Drama, Visual Arts or Ceramics.  Program costs are very affordable-starting at $80.

We offer custom programs as team-building opportunities for co-workers, birthday parties, artistic explorations for clubs and stress releasing parties for friends.

Artist in Residency Programs

Posted 2010-02-16 21:21 by Wildflower Arts Centre

We can send our professional artists off-site to further animate existing curriculum using visual or performing arts.  Programs can be set up to meet the needs of the school. 

interior or exterior murals or curriculum based art projects

Posted 2009-11-13 09:47 by skopjar

I have two areas of expertise to offer: on-site artist planning and then supervising kidspainting murals or artist-in-residence planning and implementing curriculum based artprojects  

Call for Art - Celebrating Creativity 2009

Posted 2009-04-22 16:03 by Creative Kids Museum at TELUS World of Science

Creative Kids Museum: Call for Art!
      Celebrating Creativity 2009An annual exhibit of children’s art curated by

Pony Bead Animals - Level 1 (Gr. 1 & 2)

Posted 2009-01-25 17:21 by SILVERSUN

This is a single-session course with the focus of nature in art.  Students create animals out of beads as a two-dimensionsl piece with the option of adding a third dimension using embellishments.  Options for shapes include dragonfly, monkey and tree frog.  Emphasis will be placed on colour choice, texture, contrast, and pattern, as well as the student's own expression (decision-making) while creating the piece.  Each piece is fitted with a lanyard hook or split ring so that it may be attached to the student's backpack.  (Pictures coming soon)

Inuit Visual Art Exhibition for Schools - Life Near Gjoa Haven

Posted 2008-12-11 18:00 by City of Calgary Civic Art Collection

"Life Near Gjoa Haven" This exhibition features three Inuit artists who celebrate rituals and customs connected to seasonal change in northern Canada. Jessie Kernek, Martha Koguik and Bessie Nahalolik offer traditional perspectives on daily life with particular attention given to family and the indigenous animals that provide sustenance. Inuit communities are being transformed by technology and industrial activity like many cultures throughout the world that were previously isolated. The art works in this exhibition are a testimony to an enduring way of life practiced for many centuries that continues to reflect the Inuit heart and spirit. The exhibition was originally developed by the Alberta Society of Artists as part of the Alberta Foundation for the Art Travelling Exhibition Program, where it was hosted at a number of communities throughout Alberta.

ART INSTRUCTION

Posted 2008-11-11 11:19 by six foot silks

I have taught art to children from K-12.  I teach art to adults, special needs groups; at-risk-youth, clients at the Mustard Seed, seniors in nursing homes and patients in rehabilitation hospitals. 

I am motivated and passionate about working with all age groups and attempt to cultivate inspiration.

 I have taught art in the following media: pencil sketching, pastels, watercolours, acrylics, silk painting and photography. 

I have implemented projects to work in conjunction with school curriculums.  The children and I have worked on art projects for causes they feel passionate about.  I have designed creative and fun after-school art classes in my community. 

I have taught teachers pencil sketching and pastel courses of 8 weeks.

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