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Ria Links_Artists for Systems Change is an offshoot from RIA Research in Art, a visual arts program based in the home of artists Petra Halkes and Rene Price. Set up in December 2020, it aims to connect politically informed, local artists from all disciplines, and artists’ collectives, and study-groups who face up to the urgency of systems change, and address the over-arching crisis of climate change directly in their art practice, or in other ways.
Lori Victor’s presentation on the incredible ancient palace architectural site and ruins of Toprak-Kala gives us the sobering realization of what humanity could lose due to a warming climate.
Lori Victor is a full-time visual artist in Ottawa, Canada. Her work questions and reflects on subjects such as cultural history, identity, and the environment/climate change.
Limited spaces (20) available. Register by emailing researchinart.ria@gmail.com before January 26 at 5 pm with the subject line: Lori Victor: Amazing Uzbekistan
For more information about RIA Links visit their website.
The wearing of masks during this event is not mandatory, but it is encouraged.
OAG offers subsidized creative workshops and other programming for community groups across the Ottawa-Gatineau region, in addition to building community partnerships and projects that enrich and engage the lives of our community members. Our In-Reach program gives community groups access to our Studio space to host their own events and workshops.
For more information about OAG’s In-Reach program contact community@oaggao.ca
Join us in person to learn observational sketching techniques from an educator at the Ottawa Art Gallery.
On October 28, we will draw faces on pumpkins and then sketch them within the public settings of the gallery. Materials will be provided and participants will be able to bring their pumpkins back home with them!
The workshop will be lead by OAG Learning and Engagement Assistant Alexia-Leana Kokozaki, a Canadian-Cypriot artist based in the Ottawa-Gatineau region.
Join us virtually on October 29 at 6:30 pm for a sticker workshop with Oreon Yepes!
ALL YOUTH ARE WELCOME, SAFE SPACE.
Free kits provided. Each kit includes two fine point pens, sticker labels as well as laminating sheets. To get one, simply sign up below by October 22 and drop by the gallery the following week to pick it up!
Kit pick-up location and time:
Ottawa Art Gallery, 10 Daly Ave.
Tuesday, October 26, 3 – 6 pm.
Creative Sundays are back! Join us on Sunday, October 24th for a free family art activity. Discover the current exhibitions and get creative with a weaving workshop inspired by works from Greta Grip and Peter Owusu-Ansah. This activity encourages participants to bring together color and yarn to make weaved artworks that are dynamic and textured. All materials will be provided.
Book your free gallery admission below and come visit us in the Studio!
This event will follow provincial Covid protocols.
Join us for a Special Edition of Creative Sundays on December 12! Led by artists Greta Grip and Lee Jones, brighten your weekend with a free family art activity where you will learn how to make a light up bookmark. All materials are provided.
This program will be presented in English. There will be bilingual programming staff onsite to help in French as needed.
Spots are limited and registration is required for this program. Click below to register!
This event will follow provincial COVID-19 protocols.
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