Mon, Oct 10
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EX.MM 101 Meaningful Flag Making: Reclaiming flags towards Community Transformation
Led by Jeff Macklin of Jackson Creek Press, participants will learn about the historical use of textiles and flags in activism, explore messaging, colour, and composition, and utilize lino printing, stamps, sewing, and painting to work on their own piece.
Time & Location
Oct 10, 2022, 7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.
Location is TBD
About The Event
Course Description:
Flags have been and continue to be a public declaration of deeply held beliefs. There is symbolism, meaning and connection in the visual representation of a flag. Throughout the three sessions, we will aim to ask ourselves: What message is within me that I want to share? Led by Jeff Macklin of Jackson Creek Press, participants will learn about the historical use of textiles and flags in activism, explore messaging, colour, and composition, and utilize lino printing, stamps, sewing, and painting to work on their own piece. Participants will also have the opportunity to work on a collaborative creation. No prior experience needed.
This workshop is aimed at activists, advocates, volunteers, helping professionals, and anyone with a message they want to share.
Objectives:
- Familiarize ourselves with the history and impact of flags in activism
- Learn basic linocutting, sewing, and composition as tools for flag making
- Make meaningful art in community
Dates:
October 3, 2022
October 10, 2022
October 17, 2022
Location TBD
Facilitators:
Jeffrey Macklin
Jenny Kennedy-Bloom
Tickets
EX.MM 101
Pay what you want
Total
$0.00