The Thinking Hand - Experiments in Drawing
Wednesdays, May 1, and 8, 2013 (2 sessions)
5:30-8:30 pm
Audience: Elementary and Secondary Educators
“First I think and then I draw my think” (anonymous child). Drawing is a visual language and an immediate expressive act. Drawings can be descriptive, narrative, analytical or emotional. They come from memory, direct observation, imagination, and collaboration. Participants in this workshop will delve into multiple aspects of contemporary drawing practice and learn how to engage students in the endless possibilities of mark making. Drawings from the AGO’s collection will be highlighted. Participants will receive a substantial resource package as part of this session.
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Booking Teacher Programs
To book a teacher program, call 416 979 6608, Monday to Friday from 9 am – 5 pm, or email groupsales@ago.net.
Partners
Generously supported by smART women:
- Colette Barber
- Diana Billes
- Cecily Bradshaw
- Ricky Cohen
- Susan Crocker
- Kiki Delaney
- Catherine Deluce
- Lynn Factor
- Andrea Federer
- Leslie Gales
- Heather Gotlieb
- Maxine Granovsky Gluskin
- Susan Harris
- Beth Horowitz
- Martine Irman
- Anne Kaye
- Gale Kelly
- June Kenner
- Joan Lozinski
- Nancy MacKellar
- Christine McCain
- Margaret McCain
- Louise Morwick
- Sandra Pitblado
- Jill Reitman
- Ariella Rohringer
- Molly Rundle
- Honey Sherman
- Kathleen Ward
- Sally Wright