Small Things: Hand-Drawn Lines
Small Things: Hand-Drawn Lines
Come explore or be guided to explore hand-drawn lines, tracing the page, and what’s here in our space, bodies, and hearts. Together we will create a large collaborative drawing using a variety of media.
Drop-in drawing session from 4 to 6pm.
Artist talk at 6:30pm, with refreshments before and after.
Free!
Workshop facilitated by artist-in-residence Anita Matusevics.
The gallery will be open for you to view Anita's art project, One Thousand Ways.
Small Things: Tea, Teachings & Being Together is a series of creative workshops led by Indigenous and settler artists presented by Scadding Court Community Centre and Laboratory for Artistic Intelligence with the support of the Toronto Arts Council.
Small Things explores the connections and relationships that emerge when people make something together, when communities gather in shared space, when we slow down enough to connect and journey together.
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Anita Matusevics is a multidisciplinary artist, bridging art, animation, architecture, and communication design. As an artist, her practice is driven by histories of displacement and all forms of vibration.
Anita is a co-founder of Wonder Incorporated, a design practice dedicated to adaptability, resilience and innovation in design, and the Director and founder of the GDV Studio (graphic design and visual communication), launched in 2016, a rural design school within Fleming College and the Haliburton School of Art + Design. She has also held positions of sessional lecturer at the Daniels School of Architecture at the University of Toronto, and former Director of the Global Board of Contemporary Art, centred in Belgium, focused on supporting emerging contemporary art.
Anita is one of the original members of Bruce Mau Design, the Canadian studio that led the voice of international graphic design for over 2 decades. Her work there included collaborations with the architects Rem Koolhaas & Frank Gehry, curators Barbara Vanderlinden and Hans Ulrich Obrist, Danish/Canadian industrial designer Niels Bendtsen, the Vitra Design Museum, the Vitra Furniture Company, the MAK museum in Vienna, Maharam textiles in New York and many books and exhibitions. She holds a bachelors degrees in Psychology and Architecture (B.A and B. Arch), and a Masters Degree from the University of Edinburgh (M.Sc Digital Media).
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