Ceci est un event archivé de la Fête de la Culture 2025.
Images
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![A wide angle shot of several people working under an outdoor festival tent owned by the MacLaren Art Centre creating and helping to create and dry cyanotypes. They are surrounded by work tables and many water rinsing stations.]()
Cyanotype workshop with Jill Price and the MacLaren Art Centre during Kempenfest 2025 -
![A young person wearing a yellow shirt placing different types of objects found on the beach on cyanotype paper in preparation to place it out into the sun for exposure.]()
Cyanotype workshop with Jill Price and the MacLaren Art Centre during Kempenfest 2025 -
![An aerial photo of three pieces of cyanotype paper being rinsed off in lake water]()
Cyanotype workshop with Jill Price and the MacLaren Art Centre during Kempenfest 2025 -
![Installation shot of an exhibition by Jill Price including a long white shelf topped with a handmade accordian book work on handmade paper, four large cyanotypes on architectural drafting paper, and an arrangement of white shelves filled with white trash collected from the beach.]()
Installation shot of cyanotypes by Jill Price at the MacLaren Art Centre
Keepin' it Blue - Art and Activism in the Great Outdoors
En personne
Action Climat Arts visuels Gravure Photographie Nature et plein airDate et heure
Lieu
City of Barrie Marina Boat Launch (Centennial Beach Board Walk)
55 Lakeshore Drive
Barrie, ON
Directions: Look for the MacLaren Art Tent on the grass between the Marina parking lot and the Marina Boat Launch just north of Centennial Beach.
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
Accessible en chaise roulante.
À propos
Sponsored by the City of Barrie for Culture Days 2025, Keepin' it Blue is a delightful outdoor art activity for the whole family that draws attention to the importance of caring for bodies of Land and Water. An extension of Jill Price's exhibition at the MacLaren Art Centre entitled From There to Here: Walking for Tomorrow, this eco-friendly alternative to traditional photo-processing techniques invites visitors to create playful sun prints on cyanotype paper using different objects Price has collected during her summer beach cleans around Lake Simcoe. Taking about 1/2 hour from start to finish, participants can stick around to witness how the sun exposes images, or take a walk along the waterfront or to the gallery before coming back to help further develop the works on paper through a series of water rinsing stations. Come experience the magic!
Organisateur
Jill Price
Dr. Jill Price is an interdisciplinary artist and educator grateful to be living on the traditional territories of the Anishinaabe Odawa, Ojibwe, and Potawatomi Nations in Barrie, Ontario. Inspired by years spent playing on the beach as a child and competitive beach volleyball player, Price works at the intersection of art, ethics, ecology and aesthetics to explore how creatives can help to UN/make harm so that art becomes a service that ushers in acts of care and repair.
Cet événement fait partie d'un carrefour créatif:
Culture Days Barrie
City of Barrie Barrie, ONCulture Days has been celebrated in Barrie since the program's inception, bringing hands-on, interactive and behind the scenes arts experiences to all ages all festival long. In Barrie, we encourage community partners, artists, businesses a...