Join us on October 30th for a special Creative Sunday celebrating the Day of the Dead! From 10 AM – 2 PM in the Studio, we invite you to participate in the creation of two special items related to the Day of the Dead celebrations.
The artist Fernando Trigo, who organized the installation of the ofrenda, or altar, in the Mackenzie King Lobby, will help you to create a colourful calavera (or skull) of your own design. The artist Dulce Tapp will also be on hand to lead you in the creation of an ancestral collage.
All activities are free and offered in a drop-in format.
NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED
Information : family@oaggao.ca
Fernando Trigo is an architect who has carried out his profession while combining artistic and educational work, teaching Drawing, Design and Sculpture for 27 years. He has participated in various architectural remodeling projects, among which the rehabilitation of a secondary school for the San Miguel Tzincapan community in Cuetzalan, Puebla stands out.
Dulce Tapp was born in Mexico City, and studied Architecture at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. In 1991, she emigrated to Canada and took a different path for her creativity, devoting herself full-time to a career as a mixed media and collage artist.
Supported by Hendrick Farm:
