The West Shore Arts Council, in partnership with the M’akola Housing Society, is seeking artists to lead the Family Art Studio program, a family-friendly art making series with the aim of bringing individuals together through a creative and collaborative process.
Instructors are needed for two workshops, scheduled for Sept. 15 and 22, that will be offered to M’akola residents.
Artists are invited to submit a proposal detailing their background and the project they would like to lead the group in.
Each workshop will accommodate 35 to 40 residents and art projects must be designed as a collaborative activity for families to participate in. Material costs will be covered by the West Shore Arts Council and the M’akola Housing Society.
These workshops will be held in a sheltered outdoor area and organizers ask that artists consider that when submitting a proposal for the art making project.
Orangizers also ask that anyone interested, submit a proposal as soon as possible.
For more information and proposal criteria go to westshorearts.org/event.php?id=273.
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