Painting Tree Creatures with Cindy Mochizuki

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Join multi-disciplinary artist, Cindy Mochizuki, for a hands-on workshop. Inspired by her current solo exhibition at The ACT Art Gallery, Ichigo Ichie – The Fruit that Bears Secrets, Mochizuki will be leading visitors to create their own unique tree creatures using graphite and watercolour paints.

One of the central works in the exhibition is an animated film and immersive installation called Autumn Strawberry. Within this work, Mochizuki utilizes tree-like creatures to help bring the stories of Japanese Canadian berry farmers to life. These tree creatures are observers and recorders of the happenings.

This family friendly event is open to all! Come and meet the artist and create some amazing art!

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The ACT Art Gallery

The ACT Art Gallery’s mission is to present stimulating and diverse displays of artwork by local, regional, and national artists and artisans. It also offers talks, workshops and other presentations intended to broaden and enrich the public’s appreciation and understanding of visual culture in its many forms.

The ACT Art Gallery is operated by the The ACT Arts Council. Located within The ACT Arts Centre, it is a large purpose-built space with views overlooking Spirit Square Memorial Peace Park in Maple Ridge. Comprising 1,400 square feet, the gallery provides a neutral context that can accommodate artwork in both intimate and monumental settings. In adhering to its mission and mandate, The ACT Art Gallery endeavours to serve the interests of its audience by exhibiting the work of artists working at all levels, and is equally dedicated to excellence in fine art and fine craft.