5251 Oak Street Vancouver BC V6M 4H1 CA

Start date: Thursday, May 5 2022.

Schedule:

 On Thursday, May 5, 2022, from 1:30 PM to 4:30 PM

Resource person: learn@vandusen.org

Location: VanDusen Botanical Garden - Visitor Centre - Guides Classroom

Description:

Chigiri-e is a Japanese art form using pieces of hand-dyed washi paper to create beautiful and detailed images. The result resembles a watercolour painting with a delicate texture. In this hands-on, creative art workshop, you will practice handcrafting skills, learn step-by-step Chigiri-e paper techniques and create two art pieces. Supplies included.

Looking for something fun and creative to do close to Mother’s Day? This class would be a lovely gift for mom or as a way to create a handmade, artistic present for Mother's Day.

Leanne Lai is an artist and pianist from Taiwan with a passion for using handmade paper to make beautiful things. She started learning the Chigiri-e art form about 21 years ago. Her art exhibitions have been well-received in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and the Vancouver area, including the Harmony Arts Festival Exhibition in 2018 and 2019. Her handmade paper books and cards were sold at the Suho Memorial Paper Museum in Taipei. Leanne will be exhibiting her artwork at the Yosef Wosk Library & Resource Centre between May and August.

Image by Leanne Lai. 

Available: Full

Price: $60.00 Taxes not included

Notes: Cancellation policy: No refunds will be given for education courses. For cancellations with one week's notice, a credit will be applied to your account. With less than a week's notice, no credit will be given. No new credit will be issued if the cancelled course was purchased using prior credit. Program cancellation by the VBGA due to Public Health Restrictions will result in education program credit equivalent to the value lost. Credits must be used within one year from the date issued. Please notify us of your cancellation in writing to learn@vandusen.org

Prerequisites: VBGA COVID-19 Protocol: Proof of Vaccination continues to be required for in-person courses. Masks are no longer mandatory in all indoor public spaces in alignment with updates to the public health orders issued by the Provincial government. We encourage participants to wear a mask.

More information: Instructor: Leanne Lai

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