Facilitated by: Hilary Inwood
Time:
Tuesday, October 23 - 4:30 - 5:30 PM
Location: FE 134 (at 371 Bloor St. W.)
Environmental art education is an engaging way to help children and youth become more environmentally-attuned, and introduce them to age-appropriate forms of environmental activism.
In this workshop, participants will learn more about how artists are addressing ecojustice issues, specifically in relation to the Great Lakes, and work on an eco-art installation for OISE that could be replicated with an elementary or secondary class or Eco-team.
No previous skills in art-making are necessary and all materials are provided. Free, but registration required.
More info: http://www.studentservices.oise.utoronto.ca/workshops.aspx
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