4:00 - 6:00PM

Gathering natural materials and using the stencils provided, create a composition on special treated paper. Watch your image transform to a rich blue when exposed to the sun as you learn about cyanotype printing, one of the earliest recorded photographic techniques. 

12:00PM-6:00PM

Inspired by Robert Dmytruck's The Aesthetics of Collision found at the Don Wheaton YMCA. Collage different shapes and patterns into abstract arrangements. See how colour, shape, and pattern interact to create exciting new works of art from found images. 

11:00am-2:00pm

On site at Churchill Square, Clinton Minault will create aluminum sculptures of Indigenous wildflowers,including Showy Aster, Fireweed, and Blanket flowers, using recycled pop cans. These works honor localplant knowledge and sustainability, producing soft wind-activated sounds that echo chimes.

3:00-4:00pm

Stories of The Land: Exploring displacement, cultural memory and belonging through painting, printmaking and research-based practice. 

https://epl.bibliocommons.com/events/6a3076181e67cd9cb33a1d5e

9:20PM-10:00PM

Listen for it at City Hall Plaza

“A daydream of endless possibilities evoked by the big sky over Edmonton.”

You'll hear particle clouds that drift and come to rest in a warm bed of sound.