Ceci est un event archivé de la Fête de la Culture 2024.
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FASM 2024 Studio Tour
En personne
Arts de la fibre et du textile Peinture Sculpture et Installation Arts visuels Poterie et éramiqueDate et heure
Lieu
16 Locations throughout Halton. Georgetown, Milton, Kilbride, Campbellville area
Milton, ON
Directions: Please visit our website www.fasm.ca or google Toureka App for an interactive map of all 16 locations.
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
Est une performance détendue, a des toillettes neutres, et accessible en chaise roulante.
Most studios are outside so accessible. Best to call location to confirm
À propos
FASM PRESENTS 2024 Studio Tour
Throughout the Halton area, 38 artists will be opening their studio doors for FASM's 2024 Studio Tour. There will be various mediums presented, such as, Painters, Wood and Clay Sculptures, Luthier, Stained Glass, Potters, Fiber Arts and Metal Design.
FASM invites you to map out a picturesque drive through Milton, Kilbride and the Halton countryside as you pop into the 16 locations of thier tour. Share in the vibrant journey through each artist's perspective.
The FASM Studio Tour will be open Saturday and Sunday September 28-29th from 10am to 5pm. Visit our website to view our Gallery of Artist's participating on this tour.
Liens
- Our Website fasm.ca
- Interactive Map of Tour toureka.app
Organisateur
FASM
Milton and the surrounding area's premiere art collective, bringing a community of artists together to bring art to the community. We are a non-profit, membership-based, volunteer-run visual arts organization with its roots in Milton and members from Georgetown to Hamilton, Ontario.
FASM originated in 1997 with 32 artists forming a collective of creatives in various mediums. The organization has grown to more than 125 members and includes painters, sculptors, metal artists, fiber artists, book illustrators, authors, glass blowers, rug hookers, jewellers, enamel artisans, mosaic tile artists, potters, stained glass artists and a luthier.
We hold 2 Exhibitions in the Holicum Gallery, and 4-6 workshops each year. Many members engage in community based projects through out the Halton area.